Former press secretary says Ford to become millionaire through ventures
Former presidential press secretary TerHorst claims Gerald Ford and his family could earn up to 2 million dollars in coming years from publishing and broadcasting deals. He says this money making dollar focus gives Ford a money grabbing image, while noting past ex presidents also profited after leaving office.
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Wasseington
Tertoret
Gerald Ford
Tertorst
Free Enterprise Magazine
Ford
TerHorst
Richard Nixon
ButlerHorst
Nathmat Broadcasting Co
Reader's
Harper & Row
Sion
Congress
Insulin Advances From Rat Genes In Bacteria
A UCSF team Howard Goodman and William Rutter report placing rat insulin gene segments into bacteria, a step toward producing insulin in bulk. They warn regulatory hurdles and ethical concerns remain, but see potential to replace cow and pig insulin. NIH rules require human genes be tested under strict lab standards, with Bethesda, Maryland the only qualified facility for such work.
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Dwo
Howard Gowlman
William Rotter
University of California- San Francisco
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Ritter
National
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Syevial
Bethesda
Rutter
Goodman
NIH
Duality Krevans
CSF School of Medicine
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Quote- Unquote Dark Talk From The Justice Ministry
A Foreign source quotes officials saying no plans exist to train or arm extremists. The piece notes a fading public image of Jody Ford and critiques his post presidency status. A Florida sheriff jokes that cops or mosquitoes will halt smugglers near Key Largo Mangrove swamps.
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Bitch Justice Ministry
Jody Ford
Palm Springs
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Ford
Monroe County
Fla
Sherif William Freeman
Tod
Key Largo
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