Ford to hold frequent press conferences after Cyprus focus
The editorial notes President Ford will delay his first news conference about two weeks to focus on Cyprus, the Middle East, the economy, and office management. The piece highlights Ford’s rapport with reporters and compares him to Dirksen, predicting regular, refreshing sessions for the nation.
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Renaming Sacramento Center for Earl Warren Split Vote
In Sacramento a proposal to rename the Sacramento Community Center for the late Earl Warren failed 6-5. Proponents praised Warren's California legacy while opponents likened the move to political names. The council chose to dedicate the center to Warren’s memory without naming it after him.
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The Quiet Return of Love From The New Yorker
The piece contrasts Nixon's resignation demeanor with Ford's later address, noting a rare display of warmth and feeling. It cites Nixon unveiling emotion before his cabinet and the nation, and Ford speaking movingly of love, marking a shift from a loveless public sphere to open sentiment.
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Ford Era Dawns as Washington Hails New Start
The piece praises Gerald Ford after his swearing in calling his House background a strength. It notes air quality metaphor, Nixon era tensions easing, and Ford’s experience shaping a steadier leadership. It weighs inflation, race relations, and foreign affairs as challenges ahead.
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Letters to the editor on Nixon and public policy tone
Readers criticize the president and press, urging accountability and constitutional vigilance. Other letters urge lower speeds on expressways, warn of health hazards from noise and pollution, and call for medical oxygen and economic relief measures.
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