Transition plan for Ford presidency formed secretly in Washington
The article traces months of covert planning for Gerald Ford's ascent, led by Philip Buchen and Clay Whitehead, meeting at a Georgetown townhouse. It details secrecy aimed at avoiding Nixon and Ford awareness and describes the early drafting of a transition scenario and advisers' roles.
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Carbon monoxide levels rise in both smokers and non-smokers in study
Chicago AP reports researchers from the Medical College of Wisconsin found nearly 45 percent of non smokers and higher rates among smokers exceed federal carbon monoxide standards. The 1969 72 survey of 29 000 blood donors across urban to rural areas shows auto exhaust as a major source with city dwellers and taxi drivers disproportionately affected.
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Food costs to rise slower says expert panel
Continued from Page A many economists estimate a 12 percent rise. Butz warns there is no basis for panic and says the message should reach the White House. The upward outlook stems from drought reduced corn and livestock feed prospects this year. WEYMOUTH MASS UPI J Edward Allen, 68, longtime newsman and former international vice president of The Newspaper Guild, died at South Shore Hospital after a long illness.
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Texposse closes not on rampaging escapees
Ulmer's mother seeks psychiatric help for her son and hopes he is captured. Lt. Herschel tfiggin describes a wide sweep across New Mexico and Texas as officers hunt armed fugitives who may kill. About 15 families evacuate to churches and halls under guard.
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Four year old Ronald Smith missing. Lennox search continues
About 75 officers and scouts resumed a house to house search in Lennox for Ronald Neal Smith Jr. as deputies with a helicopter scoured a two square mile area. The boy, 3 feet 6 inches tall, 45 pounds with light brown hair, vanished Saturday near his home on Condon Avenue while playing in a park.
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Long Beach Man Corky Muncy Fatally Shot by Officer
Police identified Corky J. Muncy 34 of 4465 Falcon Ave as the man shot by Officer David Kennison after Muncy allegedly pointed a pistol at Kennison while the officer tried to remove a loaded rifle from the car. Kennison claimed he reached through the window, grabbed the pistol, and fired. Muncy died at the scene.
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