13 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
1
President Ford ended his first full year in the White House with a net worth of 323,489 and taxes totaling 115,000 projected for 1975. His finances show 1,200 in debts and 62,270 paid in taxes from 147,683 gross income in 1974.
Betty Ford confirms support for the Equal Rights Amendment by donating fifty dollars via personal check. The gesture underscores Mrs. Ford's public stance on constitutional equality.
A Tucson poll shows 115 participants demand Dr Peacock’s dismissal while 64 praise him as a skilled surgeon. Critics call for his removal over alleged egotism and impact on the university. Supporters say he should stay to restore integrity in medicine at the U of A.
In San Francisco UPI reports Patricia Hearst fidgeted as the taped confession of “This is Tania” aired in court. Prosecutors seek closure after 32 witnesses and a bank robbery tape, while a bomb attack on William Randolph Hearst’s San Simeon estate draws family condemnation and damages.
A letter signed by 155 of 178 resident physicians at the University of Arizona College of Medicine asks the Board of Regents to take immediate action to settle a controversy involving Dr. Erle E. Peacock Jr and Dr. Timothy C. Kennedy. Kennedy notes the letter identifies a disastrous situation needing correction as Board of Regents meetings proceed in Phoenix.
Eugene Oregon AP Terry Ann Forster a reference librarian at Lane Community College sent letters to 150 famous Americans asking for favorite books. 27 replies indicate most politicians answered. Kennedy names the Bible and works on American history, Rockefeller cites Twain and Irving. Ford aide notes Horatio Alger as childhood favorite.
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