Ford committee folds amid sale of campaign furniture
The Ford Presidential Committee begins liquidating office items at half price including desks chairs and filing cabinets while planning to mail farewell letters to staff. With 700 staffers and hundreds of volunteers, the campaign winds down as offices shrink from 25,000 to 2,000 square feet and legal accounting work continues into 1977.
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Washington
President Ford Committee
Ford
White House
Cochran
President Ford to receive over one hundred thousand in pension
White House aides say President Ford will get at least 102000 a year in pension and congressional benefits after leaving office. He will also have 1 million in transition funds and later 96000 a year for life for staff. Betty Ford may receive continued benefits under an alternative plan. Secret Service protection extends to Ford and his wife for life.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Congress
Richard Vawter
General Services Administration
Richard M. Nixon
Vawter
Betty
Jimmy Carter
Vanter
Carter
V.E. A
Desert Shadows Carnival nets over three thousand dollars
Desert Shadows annual Halloween Carnival raised more than 3000 dollars for school items. Local businesses contributed generously, and Paradise Valley School District discussed communication improvements with faculty. Upcoming PTO events include a Nov 16 general meeting and honors for Ann Sherman.
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Carole Whittaker
Desert Shadows
Arizona Feeds Country Store
Alpha Beta Co
Art Linkletter Dance Studio
Cherry Hill Bicycle Co
Chokas Canine Training
McDonald’s
Sack Time
Art Manes
Big Wheel Bicycles
Carl Elkins Budget Beauty
Bridwell’s Texaco
Camelback Inn
Diana’s Card Shop
Sprouse Reitz
Sundown Drive-Inn
Swiss Cleaners and Laundry
Tabic
All Sew
Vac
T.g.&y
the Toy Maker
Village Hairpin
Windmill Dinner Theater
Oceanside Ice Arena
Red Arch Beauty Salon
Phoenix Zoo
Elbow Bend Restaurant
Paradise Pets
Cloth World
Canine Coiffures
TV Technicians
Yamaha of Arizona
Baline’s
United Drugs
Pueblo Paints
Cave Creek Body Shop
Fordyce Flowers
Garret’s Auto Parts
My Needlecraft
Lifgren Bros. Nursery
Scottsdale Coins
Handle Bar J
Prestige Cleaners
Academy of Self-Defense
Aqua Sentry
Cactus Flower
Sundown Meats
Chicago Hair Co
Debonaire Beauty Salon
Jeannie’s Toys
Park Ridge Vacuum
Plant City
Magic Fingers Ceramics
Ernie’s Inn
Spa World
Mom and Pa’s Place
Paradise
Beauty Supply
Drinkwaters Liquors
Too-Shea
Mundus Travel Service
Busy Hands Crafts
Thunderbird Pharmacy
the Jute Box
Camerons Stationers
the Frame Factory
Paradise, Hardware
Valley Light Gallery
Safeway Store
32Nd Street
Cactus
ABC Music’n Things
the Owl Hatchery
Sherri Aldridge
PTO
Desert Shadows Elementary
Paradise Valley
Hertzke
Desert Shadows Pto
Ann Sherman
Sherman
Community education workshop slated here
Four invited workshops on community education led by ASU Southwest Regional Center. Sessions run 1 30 p m to 9 p m November 17 18 at Casa Blanca Inn Scottsdale with keynoter Lloyd McCleary and host Dr Brian Miller Educational Administration ASU. Future sessions planned January March and April for educators only.
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Arizona State University
Southwest Regional Center of Community Education
Casa Blanca Inn
Scottsdale
Arizona
US Office of Education
ASU
Dx Lloyd McCleary
A Boy Named Charlie Brown to Open Library Film Festival
Scottsdale Public Library will feature the family classic A Boy Named Charlie Brown as the first presentation in its Family Film Festival. The show starts at 7 pm in the library auditorium, lasts about 144 hours, and is free.
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Charlie Brown
Scottsdale Public Library
Swine flu warnings and vaccine effectiveness explained
The article outlines sudden swine flu symptoms, confusion with other viruses, and how experts diagnose the infection. It notes vaccine options, effectiveness around 70 percent, and regional differences in who should receive which vaccine, with Victoria and New Jersey strains discussed.
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Lewscarr Copley News Service
New Jersey
Humanity
Michael Oxman
Oxman
University of California At San Diego School of Medicine
Victoria
Buckley’s Firing Line marks 10th anniversary on air
The piece profiles William F Buckley Jr host of Firing Line as it enters its 11th year. It highlights Buckley’s rapid rise from a precocious letter writer to a television figure and notes the show’s format with Warren Steibel seeking articulate guests. It recalls Norman Mailer confrontations and Buckley’s Swiftian, patient persona.
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Hollywood
Cns
William F. Buckley Jr
George V
England
Yale
Buckley
State Department
Czechoslovakia
David Susskind
Eleanor Roosevelt
Susskind
Bill Buckley
D’artagnan
Tablets of Conservatism
Connecticut
Warren Steibel
Steibel
Bill
Norman Mailer
Manhattan
Norman
Mailer
Hemingway
Harold Nicolson
Social Security Questions Answered on Death, Remarriage, and Benefits
A reader asks about collecting a month of benefits after death and the law states no payment for the month of death. The column explains remarriage rules for widows, potential wife’s benefits, and how earnings affect benefits for those who worked after starting Social Security. It also covers disability with SSI and the appeal process for reconsideration.
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Copley News Services
J.M. A
T.N.A. A
Social Security
N.P. A
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Ford Committee
Mississippi
Wisconsin
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Jim Cochran
Cartera
Federal Election Commission
Carnival
Eugene Hertzke
Mary Right
Arizona Humane Society
Right
Tumbleweeds
Latsy Parker
Anne Crane
Donna Christensen
Desert Shadows Middle School
Deer Valley
Henri Tietjen
Dave Oliver
Nick
Tempe Center
University & Mill
Royster
Tex Earnhardt Ford Pinto
Social Security Office
Mediterranean
Viking
Elkhart
Golden West
Lancer
Pueblo Sereno
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