Ford skis days after spill on Vail slope
President Ford pushes through 28 bills awaiting action while vacationing in Colorado. He signed a $9.3 billion federal water and power projects and energy research appropriation and named John Carlson as chief deputy press secretary. He urged Congress to strengthen drug control and designated John Robson as Civil Aeronautics Board chairman for 1976.
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Colo
Washington
Ford
Air Force Courier
Colorado
U.S
John Carlson
White House
Carlson
Congress
John Robson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ford plans ski trip as campaign stop in New Hampshire
President Ford may ski in New Hampshire as part of a Republican primary campaign trip, aides say the outing is for enjoyment though likely a campaign event. Ford will make one or two trips to New Hampshire and Florida as Reagan begins full time campaigning in early January with primaries on February 24 and March 9 respectively.
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Colo
Ford
New Hampshire
White House
Ron Nessen
Nelsen
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
North Carolina
Ford and Betty Ford Dance In Vails Nightlife
President Ford and Betty Ford visited Vail Colorado dancing to the Ink Spots after a private cocktail party and dinner. They stayed out until 1 30 a m meeting visitors on a crowded dance floor. Secret Service moved a man aside for a brief delay during their six hour evening of cocktails dining and dancing.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Betty
Fords
Rocky Mountain
Secret Service
Missing Tots Slain in New York Chilling Case
Police charged 20 year old Debra Mackall and 30 year old Alfred Forte with two counts of murder after the naked charred bodies of 2 year old Rodell Mackall and 4 year old Candy Cunningham were found in a demolished East Harlem lot. Autopsy planned. investigators suspect the youths were killed at Forte’s Queens apartment before being burned. Authorities noted clothing found at Forte’s apartment and that the mother reported the children missing after shopping for Christmas.
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New York
Alfred Forte
Rodell Mackall
Candy Cunningham
East
Harlem
Forte
Borough of
Queens
Debra Mackall
Candy
Rodell
Edwin Dreher
TOPS May Shed Tax Status Milwaukee
TOPS Club plans appeal after an IRS auditor reportedly recommended revoking its federal tax exempt status. The club founder Esther Manz and family allegedly drew excessive salaries and jewelry sales to members drew scrutiny. TOPS reported 1974 jewelry profit of 127579 and donated 100000 to a Milwaukee hospital program. IRS data cited show salaries and compensation totaling 526000 of 2.4 million gross receipts in 1973. gifts and grants totaled 252000 while printing and other expenses neared 950000.
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Milwaukee
Tops Club, Inc
Kenneth O. Donner
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
TOPS
Donner
Manz
Michalke Optimism Guides Family Amid Ethiopian Kidnapping
In Mabel Minnesota relatives describe Ronald B Michalke as optimistic as they await word after his January kidnapping in Asmara Ethiopia. The Eritrean Liberation Front is blamed by officials though no group has confirmed responsibility.
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Mabel
Minn
Kathleen Gaare
Ronald B. Michalke
Ethiopia
Mrs. Gaare
Michalke
Sis
Mabel, Minn
la Crosse
Asmara
Eritrea
Eritrean Liberation Front
ELF
State Department
Air Force
Collins
Gaare
Elsie Michalke
Merrill Native Jailed Without Bail In Kenya
Wausau Wisconsin state Sen. Walter Chilsen says Augustus H. Stange Jr. a Merrill native, has been jailed in Kenya without bail on a gem export license charge and an unclear foreign currency exchange charge. He notes family reports Stange’s health has deteriorated and he has not received medical treatment.
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Wausau
Wis
Merrill
Augustus H. Stange Jr
Kenya
Walter Chilsen
R-Wausau
Chilsen
Stange
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