Ford balances work and ski getaway in Vail
President Ford arrives at Vail Colorado to split his holiday time between signing about 150 bills and skiing with Betty Ford opting for maybe more work than play. He skis with instructor Dennis Coemab and reports he feels as capable as last Christmas.
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Dennis Coemab
Vail Mountain
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Cadets in crash lucky to be alive at Akron airport
Security chief Nelson Wallace said six Air Force cadets were lucky to survive after a private plane crashed near Akron Canton Airport during an emergency landing attempt amid icing conditions. The craft struck trees and slid 183 feet across a small lake. all six were treated and released at Barberton Citizens Hospital. One passenger was Kim Selway, 19, of Euclid, from Ohio.
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Nelson Wallace
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Air Force Academy
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OfOhioan
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Ohio Democrats unite for Glenn and delay chairman vote
Ohio Democrats backed U.S. Senator elect John J. Glenn and incoming officeholders, delaying a new chairman vote until January after William A. Lavelle resigned. Lavelle kept a national committee seat and faced party infighting with Gov. John J. Gilligan and Glenn accusing and defending leadership moves.
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Ohio University asked to cut enrollment to 10 000 12 000
The Ohio Board of Regents urged Ohio University to plan reducing enrollment to about half its design capacity of 20 000 students. Regents Chancellor James A. Norton cited OU plans targeting 10 000 to 12 000 students as the school's enrollment declined from a high.
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Ohio Board of Regents
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Dayton Journal Herald
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Norton
Harry B. Crewson
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Susan Ford talks life in the White House and views on teen issues
In a White House interview Susan Ford 17 says she enjoys evenings out unnoticed and dislikes politics She discusses her family life budget limits abortion views and social norms while noting Secret Service presence and occasional babysitting duties The piece also covers Ohio University enrollment cuts and faculty reductions reflecting broader 1970s economic pressures.
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