CIA Nominee Says He Will Shun Political Pursuits
President Ford's pick to lead the CIA, George Bush, is reported as willing to disavow plans for higher office. Senator Tower said Bush would avoid political maneuvering while heading the CIA, but he did not rule out future ambitions such as the vice presidency. Hearings before the Senate Armed Services Committee begin today.
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TV Cameras To Probe Edmund Fitzgerald Wreck Site
Coast Guard plans a spring underwater survey of the Edmund Fitzgerald wreck in Lake Superior using a CURV III remote television system to locate hull fractures and assess deck hatches and plates. The search aims to determine how the ore carrier broke up after the November sinking with 29 missing.
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