National Christmas tree to be replaced after decline
The 44 foot Colorado blue spruce serving as the national Christmas tree is dying and will be retired next year. Park Service ranger George Berklaey says a new permanent tree will be planted in October, possibly sourced from Virginia or Maryland at a similar elevation. The finale will feature 3,000 red bulbs and 57 armaments as President Ford lights the display.
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First Lady says Ford not fretting over loss
Betty Ford says President Ford remains upbeat about last month’s election and believes voters chose an anti-government candidate. The Fords list their Alexandria Virginia home for 137 000 after paying 34 000 in 1955, signaling a move from Washington.
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