Mansion thrills new First Lady at White House move
Betty Ford tours the White House finds it beautiful and in excellent condition as she plans to move next Monday while President Ford is away at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Chicago. She will pack starting Wednesday and may make minor decor changes. She aims to continue active volunteer work and favors greater inclusion of women in government roles.
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Ford undecided on 1976 re election bid
Washington AP Ford remains undecided about seeking a full term in 1976. Jerald terHorst says Ford did not declare future political ambitions and has no plans to run in 1976. He noted the president would still be able to deliver another state of the union between January 1 and January 20 if he leaves office first.
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Campaign funds tied to Nixon legal fees to be limited
Trustees for Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign say leftover funds cannot cover legal fees for non campaign officials. They report $3.4 million on hand, with $2 million remaining after paying a Democratic Party lawsuit and other bills. Nixon and aides face potential additional legal costs as Watergate cases continue.
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Ehrlichman seeks U.S. legal aid in lawsuits
Seattle former White House aide John Ehrlichman asked Tuesday that the federal government fund part of his legal defense for about 16 lawsuits, including actions by Jane Fonda and others. He suggested aid could cover roughly 400000 dollars in expenses, arguing officials should defend him in both official and personal capacity.
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Saxbe Gets Free Rein As Justice Dept Policy Stance
Attorney General William Saxbe said the President would not direct the Justice Department in its day to day work. He met with Ford at the White House and reported no major policy shifts. The remarks come amid criticism of White House staff contact with Watergate investigators during the Nixon era.
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