Ford faces tough questioning on impeachment era records
Vice presidential nominee Gerald Ford testifies before the House Judiciary Committee for over four hours, facing both praise and criticism. Lawmakers press Ford on his past actions, associations, and potential ethical concerns while he defends Nixon policies and acknowledges some untruths in the Cambodian bombing debate. The session also covers staffing diversity and a separate inquiry into Wolfson's legal matters. Ford's net worth is reported at 256,378 with assets totaling 261,078 and liabilities of 4,700.
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GOP gains impeach concession amid Watergate talks
House Republicans won access to a third of a $1 million fund to hire lawyers and investigators for the impeachment probe after debates with Democrats. Rep. Charles Gubser criticized room restrictions for minority members, while GOPs praised White House discussions that boosted confidence in the President.
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