Ford Makes First National Run From Vail Amid Campaign Push
President Ford, 63, after a 25 year House career and a meteoric White House ascent, seeks re election facing Jimmy Carter debates. He pledges to fight inflation, cut federal bureaucracy, and balance the budget by 1978 while defending a record of 55 vetoes and aiming at Congress.
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Hepatitis types explained and cautious recovery guidance
Doctor explains infectious versus serum hepatitis with emphasis on dual infection in a patient returning from service. Incubation ranges and antibodies differences noted. Rest until jaundice clears, avoid early return to activity, and discuss extended rest with doctors.
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Kissinger's Africa Role Shapes U.S. Policy In 1976 Campaign
Africa watches the coming U.S. election as Kissinger's legacy weighs on policy toward Rhodesia South Africa and independence for black nations. Advocates cite arms aid food policy and diplomacy while critics warn of arms races and Western entanglements in Kenya Ethiopia Zaire and Zambia.
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