Senate to Vote on Ford Trade Authority Power
The Senate moves toward a vote on granting President Ford power to negotiate major trade deals affecting all Americans. Supporters argue the authority shields U.S. industry from imports and safeguards jobs, while opponents seek to block nontrade amendments amid concerns over gas price controls and corporate tax breaks.
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Ford's son seeks ordinary life amid presidential glare
Logan Utah AP Jack Ford, 22, says he aims to act as an ordinary citizen and not leverage his father’s presidency. He dislikes the image of the first family, notes disagreements with his father, and acknowledges two Secret Service agents accompany him. He plans an environmental consulting firm after graduation in March and will host George Harrison at a White House luncheon.
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US French Rivalry Eyed In NATO Plane Contest
President Ford planned talks with Valery Giscard d Estaing on Martinique to weigh Mirage F1 against Northrop F17 Cobra and General Dynamics F16 for replacing aging F104 Starfighter across four NATO nations. Decisions hinge on contract sales spare parts and potential cross nation production.
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Fledgling Congressmen Take Harvard Headstart Program
A dozen newly elected members of Congress, eight Democrats and four Republicans, attend a week long headstart course at Harvard's Kennedy School. The program covers writing a bill, committee work, and office organization as well as lectures on economy, energy, urban issues, and foreign affairs by Harvard and MIT professors. Participants include Kasten, Keys, Florio, Presler, AuCoin, Emery, Ford, Hubbard, Krueger, Mineta, Myers, and Santini.
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