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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1976

Page

8

Ford sidesteps questions on Nixon lobbyist ties

President Ford refuses to directly contradict John Dean’s claim that he discussed blocking a Watergate probe with Nixon figures. Dean’s remarks prompt Democrats to seek a probe of Ford’s 1973 vice presidential confirmation testimony.

Washington Ford John Dean Richard M. Nixon Nixon Dean Charles Ruff Nixon Administration Richard K. Cook Cook House Committee

Ford details family finances at news conference

President Ford outlined how he managed family finances including a political account, multiple bank accounts, and repayments between personal and political funds. He defended the handling as legitimate, noted no overdrafts, and explained tax adjustments and IRS findings while stressing modest cash living.

Washington Gerald Ford Ford Vail Colo Congress Gerald K Ford Fifth — District Grand Rapids Mich Internal Revenue Service Senate White House Ron Nelsen IRS

Carter Seeks Equal TV Time After Ford Attack

Carter aides weigh demanding equal television time to respond to Ford who assailed Carter during a national news conference in Washington. Ford criticized Carter over foreign policy and said Carter’s charges hurt U S standing, while Carter pressed for a nuclear weapons freeze and reduction plan.

Washington Jimmy Carter Ford Carter Jody Powell Federal Communications Commission United States Soviet Union

Inauguration seating cut to save costs

Washington AP reports the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies will cut seats for the January 20 ceremony at the Capitol. A smaller grandstand and rented seats reduce total seating to 17 500, with costs pegged at 325 000 dollars for stands and platform.

Washington Capitol Joint Congressional Committee Nixon

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