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Incumbent Ford travels on credit as campaign rivals pay upfront
President Ford's incumbency provides a travel credit advantage as his trips are billed to the government and reimbursed later, while Reagan and Carter must pay in advance for chartered flights. White House staff manage bookings on government time and officials note ongoing reimbursements and funding delays affect rival campaigns.
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David E. Rosenbaum
NY Times News
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
U. S
White House
Carter
Reagan
California
Secret Service
Georgia
Atlanta
Welsh
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Supreme Court
Air Force
Air Force One
Ray Zook
Zook
Philip W Buchen
Federal Election Commission