Ford Cleared by Special Prosecutor in Campaign Funds
Special Watergate Prosecutor Charles Ruff announced that President Ford is cleared of an allegation that campaign contributions were diverted for his personal use during 1964 to 1974. The probe examined unions Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and Seafarers International Union ties with Ford committees. no violations were found. Pending separate inquiry into Ford and Watergate tapes, Ruff planned a decision on listening to recordings before week’s end.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Charles Ruff
Michigan
Ruff
White House
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Justice Department
Kent County
Mich
Edward H. Levi
Special Prosecution Force
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Seafarers International Union
Grand Rapids
Robert Eleveld
Eleveld
Stephen Bransdorfer
House
John W. Dean III
Richard M. Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Ford Vaccinated Amid Swine Flu Controversy
President Ford, 63, received a swine flu and Victoria strain vaccine as the mass inoculation program faces safety concerns after elderly deaths tied to a Pittsburgh batch. Officials said tests found no link to the deaths while turnout drops and some states pause clinics.
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Ford
William Lukash
White House
Jean-Claude Boris
Associated Press
David Kennerly
Pittsburgh Area
Illinois
Louisiana
Vermont
Alaska
Maine
Michigan
New Mexico
Texas
Houston
Wisconsin
Food and Drug Administration
Pittsburgh
New York City
Pennsylvania
Florida
Dade County
Winners named in Festival '76 story contest
Roswell residents Shirley Taylor Charles Hawkins Eddie Jones win adult fiction in the Festival 76 story contest announced by Roswell Daily Record editor Jack Swickard. Pearl Hendricks Lois Reader Steve Messmer win adult nonfiction with three children category prizes awarded. first place earns 25 dollars.
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Roswell
Flying H Ranch
Jack Swickard
Roswell Daily Record
Shirley Taylor
S. Lea Ave
Charles H. Hawkins
S. Kansas Ave
Eddie Jones
W. 14Th St
Pearl B. Hendricks
New Horizons
Lois H. Reader
Avenida del Sombre
France
Steve Messmer
P.O. Box
Artesia
Sharon Rivera
S. Stanton Drive
Berney
Mary T. Kelley
Hyman Place
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Janet L. Duncan
Aspen Ave
Roswell Area
Council
Security National Bank of
Roswell Residents Split Over Swine Flu Vaccine
A Daily Record survey of 25 Roswell residents shows more than half would not take the swine flu vaccine citing recent deaths among the vaccinated. Several respondents express doubt, while others say they may take the shot or will consult a doctor before deciding.
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Roswell
The
Daily Record
Sas Ensor
Third St
Ensor
Wanda Mitchell
Mitchell
S. Fir Ave
Mary Ellen Rose
W. Second St
Michigan Ave
Flu shots to resume in New Mexico
State epidemiologist Jonathan Mann said New Mexico will resume its participation in the nationwide swine flu immunization program after a brief suspension. Jerry D. Crowe, NM program manager, said inoculations could resume as early as tomorrow depending on local conditions.
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Albuquerque
Jonathan Mann
New Mexico
Mann
Santa Fe
Jerry D. Crowe