Photographer Kennerly Captures Ford Open Era
David Hume Kennerly, 27, becomes White House photographer for Gerald Ford, gaining unprecedented access. He travels with Ford, covers informal moments, seeks candid views rather than formal handshakes, while forging a close, sometimes rivaled relationship with the president and his staff. He previously earned a Pulitzer for Vietnam war images and worked for United Press International and Time.
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Nixon Tapes To Stay In D.C.
Washington AP The White House said it does not deny that the Nixon tapes are personal property of the former president but possession and transfer conditions will be studied first. White House counsel Phillip Buchen indicated movement of tapes and documents is deferred to allow legal review and orderly resolution. TerHorst quoted Buchen after discussions with President Ford and his attorney.
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Nixon Tapes Ownership Sparks Prosecutor Review
The Ford administration declares Nixon owns the White House tape recordings, saying prosecutors will need Nixon’s permission to obtain more tapes. James D. St Clair and J. Fred Buxhardt led the decision, noting the tapes remain under protective custody.
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Mountain States Governors Face Key Issues at Meeting
Governors from New Mexico Colorado Utah and Wyoming head to Glacier National Park for the Federation of Rocky Mountain States tenth annual gathering. Two day program covers regional policy market development natural resources telecommunications transportation and housing. Speakers include Senator Frank Moss Utah Exxon official Randall Meyer Idaho Governor Butch Andrus and Goddard Space Flight Center's Albert Whalen.
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