Ford seeks to keep Nixon cabinet in place during transition
President Ford asks Nixon era cabinet to stay on at least through the transition as he seeks a swift and positive handover. He meets with ministers at the White House and names aides to shape a new White House staff while pursuing a new vice president.
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Ford
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White House
Virginia
Fords
U.S
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Henry
Pennsylvania
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NATO
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Rogers C. B. Morton
John O. Marsh Jr
House
Jerald F. terHorst
Robert T. Hartmann
Nixon
California
America
Oval Office
Nixon tapes ownership debated in Watergate saga
Tapes and documents sealed in a government vault may belong to Richard Nixon though he resigned. Officials say no clear rule of law governs ownership, but tradition favors the former president. The material remains guarded in the Executive Office Building as court actions unfold.
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Richard M Nixon
Nixon
White House
Justice Department
Jerald F. JerHorst
James D. St. Clair
Boston
St. Clair
Ford
Larry Speaks
Secret Service
Speaks
John W. Hushen
Department
Hushen
Supreme Court
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
U.S
John J. Sirica
Senate Watergate Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Sirica
Charles W. Colson
Egyptian Army Placed On Alert Over Possible War
Beirut reports claim widespread anxiety among Egyptian officers as Israel masss troops along borders with Egypt and Syria. Damascus says Israel prepares for a new war with call ups and provocative maneuvers in the confrontation zones.
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Lebanon
Suez Canal
An Nahar
Cairo
al Moharref
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Damascus
al Thawra
Feraéi
Middletown Weather Forecast Tracks Showers Through Weekend
Showers and thundershowers are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with lows in the mid 60s. Sunday will bring continued showers with highs in the mid 80s. The outlook calls for showers Monday and Tuesday and fair skies Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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Middletown
Inflation Tops Ford Agenda as First Priority
President Ford orders his economic advisers to outline anti inflation actions saying inflation will be worse than predicted and will remain the administration’s main focus. Economists warn 1974 output may slip with inflation near 8 percent by year end. Ford seeks swift action.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Kenneth L. Bush
Rush
Ohio budget may show a $100 million surplus
Gov. John Gilligan's administration predicted a possible $100 million surplus for fiscal 1975 as July tax receipts rose to $171.2 million, above earlier estimates. Republicans criticized the forecast, citing past surplus claims, while Kosydar cited economic instability and new sales tax projections as the main drivers of the revised outlook.
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Ohio
Columbus
John Gilligan
Fridey
Gilligan
Robert J. Kosydar
Kosydar
Tion
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Norris
Ohio House
Legislative Budget Office
Office of Budget and Management
John D. Olsen
Jay Tepper
Leason
Governor Gilligan Gives First Ohio Lottery Ticket Away
Xenia city manager receives the ceremonial first lottery ticket after Governor John Gilligan, barred from winning, turns the prize over to aid reconstruction in the disaster-stricken city. The move directs potential winnings to rebuilding efforts in Xenia.
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John Gilligan
Ohio
Xenia
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