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    "ocrText": "The original documents are located in Box 1, folder \"Ford, Gerald R. - News Clippings\" of\nthe Benton L. Becker Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nCopyright Notice\nThe copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of\nphotocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Benton Becker donated to the United\nStates of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.\nWorks prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public\ndomain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to\nremain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid\ncopyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nSome items in this folder were not digitized because it contains copyrighted\nmaterials. Please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library for access to\nthese materials.\nDigitized from Box 1 of the Benton Becker Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\nThe Grand Rapids Press, Monday, October 19, 1970\n13-A\n'D.C. Committees' Allow Candidates to Hide Contributions\nWASHINGTON (AP) - Hun-\nsaid a Washington business con- mittee for Maryland Educa- Railway Clerks, $5,000 from a If he wins, Williams is slated\ndreds of thousands of dol-\nsultant who is involved with\ntion.\"\npeace lobby, $4,000 from ship-\nto become chairman of the Sen-\nlars in campaign money have\n\"D.C. Friends for Montoya.\"\nAnother group, the \"D.C.\nping interests, and $5,000 fun-\nate Labor Committee as a\nbeen given U.S. senators\nHowever, interviews and re-\nCommittee for Montana Pro-\nneled through the group by the\nresult of the defeat of Sen.\nthrough hidden fund-raising\nports of various political groups\ngress,\" was reported to be\nDemocratic Senatorial Cam-\nRalph W. Yarborough, D-Tex.,\ngroups set up in Washington,\nwhere a loophole lets the law-\ntraced at least $386,761 as being\ninvolved in the Justice Depart-\npaign Committee.\nin a spring primary.\nmakers keen the contributions\nchanneled \"into 11 various Senate\nment probe on postal rates. It\nwas set sen for Ben Arnold Ols.\nas\nrora oT\nGerald Ford\nGOP Leader Fo\nGOP Hid\nHid $ Source\nHid $$ Sources\n$ Sources\nNEW YORK POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22\nIn Campaign\nContinued from Page 22\n$10,500 limit set by Mich\nBy JAMES R. POLK\nContinued from Page 5\nlaw, I would endorse ch\nWASHINGTON (AP)\npaign Committee. The en-\nover the Congressional e\n1\nHouse Republican Leader\ndorsement on the check\nmittee. After that, I ha\nGerald R. Ford failed to re\nshows it was signed over to\nknowledge of how the\nport $11,500 in campaign con-\nthe GOP headquarters before\nvians got their money,\" I\nthe post-election payouts be-\nssaid\ntributions last fall from\nstockbrokers, an oilman,\ngan. The $5000 denation to\nFord was the largest single\nHe said in past years\nbankers, doctors and union\nGOP had used the ex\ngroup.\ncontribution made by the\nchecks he signed over to\nInstead, the checks given\nWall St. stockbrokers' fund.\nhelp out other Republ\nto Ford were detoured\nGA $2000 check-from the\nHouse candidates in\nBankers Political Action Com-\nc\nthrough Republican head-\npaign trouble.\nquarters in Washington\nmittee, whose money was re-\nfused by nearly half the in-\nOnly $10,000 Listed\nwhile roughly the same\namount-$12,233 was being\ntended recipients in a contro-\nFord's statement\nKep. Ford S Сашраги, 1 UU\nviously that about 30 Boggs' campaign. Hoff refused collect their funds by sponsoring Boggs group had such a recep-\ncred at a private home to say how much was contribut-\ndinners or receptions for their\ntion.\nlast summer to chip in to Boggs' D.C. committee.\ncandidates at up to $100 a bicket.\n\"I don't believe in recep-\nver they wanted for| Many of the D.C. committees\nHowever, neither Ford nor the\ntions,\"\nsaid\nFord.\n11,500 signed over to GOP\nDecrat\n2/11/71\nRep. Ford's unreported political gifts\ntroversy over a pending bill on bank regula-\npreted over the years, that my action was\nwithin the law.\" He did not elaborate.\nBy JAMES R. POLK\ntion.\nIn the 45-year history of the corrupt prac-\nAssociated Press Writer\nLeader\nA $3,000 check from John M. Shaheen, head\ntices act the Justice Department has never\noil firm with refineries in\nbrought a court case against a congressman\ntl\nC\nt\nW\nC\nit\n18\nIT\nnent.\ntribution received by\ner\nto\nany person for me with my\nintended to be a contribution\n'Within the Law'\nknowledge or consent, from\nto Jerry and 1 sent it directly\ntative\nany source, together with the\nto him here in the district. It\nlassa\nCongressman Ford, the Republi-\nnames of all who have fur-\nwas not a contribution to the\nDemo\nnished the same, for the pur-\nnational party.\"\nr con\ncan leader of the House of Repre-\npose of influencing the result\nPublic records show that, in\na bill\nsentatives, has provided a striking\nof the election or in aid or sup-\naddition to Ford's $1,000 check\ndirect\nport of my candidacy for elec-\nfrom the Boilermakers-Black-\nion in\nexample of a flaw in the federal\ntion as representative in Con-\nsmiths Union, another labor\ny kind\nlaws applying to campaign contri-\nbutions and expenditures. Mr. Ford,\ngress. A similar sworn statement\ngroup sent a total of $4,500 to\nof any\nthe local party organization in\nt coun\nFord's hometown of Grand\nU.S. Representative Gero\nit should be noted, provided the\nwas filed by Ford at the court-\nMsgr. Joseph Walen,\nhouse in Grand Rapids.\nRapids.\nthe recommendations com\nesident\nexample in a negative sort of way\nIn the interview, Ford read-\nOne political fund for the\non Children and Youth,\nold the\nwar in\nby not reporting contributions\nily acknowledged handling the\nMarine Engineers Beneficial\nand Msgr.\nwhich were made to him but from\nadditional checks. But he said\nAssociation (MEBA) sent a\nalso in\nhe kept no account of the num-\n$2,000 check to the local party\nwhich. in the end. he apparently\nher or amount.\nin mid-September. A n 0 h er\nd three\nentative\nbenefited.\n$2,500 check from a second\nMr. Ford, the Associated Press\nTHE $5,000 from the Securi-\narm of MEBA arrived just be-\nof Cali.\nties Industry Campaign Com-\nfore the election.\nof Mary\ndisclosed, reported to the House\niegle Jr.\nthe maximum sum of contributions\nNixon of\nto his re-election campaign com-\nNon-Residents Influence E\nviolating\nmittee that was permitted under\napproved\nthe law of Michigan, his home state.\neach to Reps. Garry Brown, R-School-\nwhich pro-\nof United\nHe received an additional $11,500 in\nBy ROBERT LEWIS\ncraft, and Marvin Esch, R-Ann Arbor.\nin Laos,\ncontributions from a number of\nWASHINGTON - Richard Scaife,\nPasco, the Washington vice president\nin. Repre\nn m\nsources, including stock brokers. an\nNicholas Pasco and Donald Hermann\nof Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., gave\nMr. Nixon\noil man, bankers. doctors and a\nare hardly household words in Michigan.\n$500 to Rep. Ford.\nwith Con\nunion group, and indorsed these\nNeither are F. Mann of Dallas, C.\nHermann, a New York City mutual\ncontributions over to the Republican\nHenry of San Diego or R. Shaw of Bask-\nfund broker, donated $1,500 to Rep. Don-\nCongressional Campaign Commit-\ning Ridge, N.J.\nald Riegle Jr., R-Flint,\ntotal\nseeming-\nFord also got $2,000 from $100 F. from Mann, R\nfor Congress Committee,\" and therefore was\nbound by the corrupt practices act to file a\nchecks totaling $6,760 to two other Grand\ncomplete report of its money dealings.\nRapids committees, \"Latvians for Ford\" and\nHowever, Ford said, \"I would say, under the\n\"Veterans for Ford,\" last Nov. 4 and Nov. 20.\ninterpretation of the law as it has been inter-\n(Concluded on Page 17A)\nord\nRep. Ford quizzed on gifts\nContinued\nfrom\nPage\nhu\nIEDDV\nns\nn-\ner\nNon-Residents Influence Elections\ne.\nin\nBy ROBERT LEWIS\neach to Reps. Garry Brown, R-School-\nelection reports. (It is impossible howev-\nof\ncraft, and Marvin Esch, R-Ann Arbor.\ner, to determine *the value of donated\nWASHINGTON - Richard Scaife,\nin\nNicholas Pasco and Donald Hermann\nPasco, the Washington vice president\nmanpower that unions provide some\ncandidates I\na\ne\nn\n1-\nstate contributions of $100 or more-in-\n\"Pardon Me, Would This Be A Good Time To Ask\ncluding $4,500 from a \"dummy\" Ford for\nCongress Committee formed in the Dis-\nAbout Your Efforts To Impeach A Member\ntrict of Columbia, which has no cam-\nOf The Supreme Court?\"\npaign reporting law.\nThe committee's chairman refuses to\nsay who contributed the $4,500-whichis\nhis legal right.\nOut-State Sources\nRep. Riegle reported $8,150 in out-of-\nstate donations of $100 and up; Rep.\nEsch, $1,900; Rep. Philip Rupper,\nNEW YORK POST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12; 1971\nFord Got\nWorking Weekend\nU.S. Moves W\nLobbvist's\nSecret $$\nOn Mideast P\nBy MICHAEL J. BERLIN\nthe initiative he took on Mon-\nBy JAMES B. POLK\nThe UN. ambassadors of the\nday in formulating a num-\nWASHINGTON (AP)\nBig Four moved, for the first\nber of points on Israeli with-\nHouse Republican Leader\ntime today Into full scale dis-\ndrawal and Arab commit-\nGerald R. Ford got campaign\ncussions of the \"guarantees\"\nments to peace, in the form\nns\nn-\nNon-Residents Influence Elections\ner\ne.\nin\nBy ROBERT LEWIS\neach to Reps. Garry Brown, R-School-\nelection reports. (It is impossible howev-\ncraft, and Marvin Esch, R-Ann Arbor.\ner, to determine the value of donated\nof\nWASHINGTON - Richard Scaife,\nmanpower that unions provide some\nan\nNicholas Pasco and Donald Hermann\nPasco, the Washington vice president\ncandidates.)\nof Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., gave\na\nare hardly household words in Michigan.\n$500 to Rep. Ford.\nSome Anonymous\nstate contributions or $100 or\nS\n\"Pardon Me, Would This Be A Good Time To Ask\ncluding $4,500 from a \"dummy\" Ford for\nCongress Committee formed in the Dis-\nAbout Your Efforts To Impeach A Member\ntrict of Columbia, which has no cam-\ne\npaign reporting law.\n$\nOf The Supreme Court?\"\nThe committee's chairman refuses to\n1\nsay who contributed the $4,500-which is\nhis legal right.\nOut-State Sources\nRep. Riegle reported $8,150 in out-of-\nstate donations of $100 and up; Rep.\nGERALD\nEsch, $1,900; Rep. Philip Rupper,\nR-Houghton, $1,150, and Rep. John Din-\nIDDEN\ngell, D-Dearborn, $2,245.\n7/11\nCHI\ni\nF/N Economy:\nNo 'Quick\nFix' Seen\nCharlottene 7/12/7:\nBy ROBERT S. BOYD\nObserver Washington Bureau\nCHICAGO - President Ford\ncalled Friday night for \"moderation\n2/11\nMICH\n07\n1336\n23\n1050\nFord\nFIN\n33\n1035\n32\n1735\nTHE SUN, Saturday. July 12. 1975\ncheered in\nMichigan\nBy PETER J. RUMPA\nSun Staff Correspondent\nTraverse City, Mich.-Presi-\ndent Ford began his unofficial\ncampaign for the White House\n31\nhere yesterday as he started a\nthree-day Midwestern swing,\nmaking his first appearances\nsince formally declaring him-\nself a candidate for the Repub-\nhi\nlican nomination.\nin\n31\nMr. Ford won an enthusias-\nup\ntic response from a crowd of\nco\nabout 300,000 vacationing Mid-\ntiv\nwesterners as he stripped down\nThe\nto shirtsleeves, stood in his open\npr\nlimousine and waved for 45\nen\n1\nminutes.\nThe parade was the culmi-\nfor\nnation of the week-long Nation-\ntal\nal Cherry Festival. the 49th an-\nhea\nnual event in this small resort\npar\nits\n2\nand farming town. Later, the\nPresident flew on to Chicago\nFor\nwhere he was greeted by Mayor\nder\nRichard J. Daley.\nThe President said he en-\nwer\njoyed the huge welcome he re-\ning\nceived here in his home state.\nby a\n9\nBles\nHe laughed off suggestions that\nothe\nhe was campaigning.\nThe White House billed his\ns\nmen\nappearance as a presidential\ntrip and not a political one. The\nof the\ni5\ndifference was only in descrip-\na po\ntion. In mood, in form and in\nple 1\nother trappings, it was the be-\nwest\nginning of his quest for an\ngons\nelected term of office, one\nof 3\nwhich he is now the favorite of\nfloat\n/\nthe pollsters to win.\nFord\nMr. Ford did not speak here.\nA\nCHI\n111/2\n11/L\nFord Seeks \"Timed' U.S. Oil Decontrol\nF\nCombined News Services\ntraveling as President rather than as candidate,\nChicago-President Ford said yesterday that the government is paying his travel costs.\nCCT 1650\nsen\nand\n516\noil\n1652\n12-\na.\nS.-\nm\nco\nis\n7/10/75 Newsday\n498\n1346\nis\n462\n458\n12.\n@\n848\nen,\nry\n531\nhe\nF\ncy\n532\nhe\nto\n16.5\nn°t\n913\nof\nis\n680\n84\na\nn't\nn-\n072\n071\nPT-\nto\n129\n194\ncl\nbe\nYT-\n46.7\n2.\n:h\n257\nÁ\nP\n331\nis-\nFord meets with President Benjamin Alexander of Chicago\nFord repeated that he regards his Midwest\ntrative assistant to former President Richard\nState University shortly before speaking at its commence-\ntrip, the first since he declared his 1976 candida-\nNixon. Reports have said Butterfield was a \"con-\n794\nment \" his Midwest trip.\ncy on Tuesday, as nonpolitical. Because he iz\ntact officer\" for the CIA at the time.\n7/11\nMICH\n001\n1333\n387\nlvvyyx\nFord Bit 490\nBy CARL P. LEUDSDORF\n1050\nAssociated Progo Writer\nMACKINAO ISLAND. Mich. AP - Procident Ford told a croup of judges\n426\nand lawyors Sunday that the nation' is challenge in its third century\n10 to protoct the indemendence of the individual from mass\neducation. mouse government and mass labor. 99\n099\n819\nP71\n087\nP89\n146\n478\n990\n531\n533\n-\nGV\nVMO\nTRUOTARN\nmusic\nvary\nau\nInterlochen. Mich.\n1256pED 07-13\nSL/EI/L\nF\nMICH\nCH\n11/2\nFord B: R W. Gives APPLE Jr. a Not Preview for him the controlled of al- Some based photographers. of His the 1976 individual Campaign is THE NEW T echniques YORK TiMES on Trip to 7/14/75 FICOL Middle West 1498\nnd\n-\n1050\n1098\n35,\nDE\n1650\nbe\n1738\nprace: vesterday's golf tour-\na 43 for nine\n: the National\n001\nwhom ne would;had succeeded mainly in pena-dinner last evening. a Traverse upr. came grant to the from assort. the Department\n325\nat Interiochen,\n421\n1035\nwhere :-: 5.37 school musi-\npayed Aaron Copland's\n\"Lincoin Portrait\" and the\nfight song for him.\n122\n327\n12 09 afternoon of ten-\n317\nPig before traving for\nthe 52.% to Washington.\n516\nPolitical Aspect Evident\n887\nwas a business trip.\ntoo and the business was poli-\n052\n167\nties. Mr. Ford may not have\nbeen for votes, but\nko 18 work.ru hard to demon-\nThe :n: the s.nce Mr. Ford\n331\n033\nstrate : and Illinois\n12 : why he morited election.\n793\namounted is candidacy dem-\nonstrated. first, that the Pres-\nIdent intended to run hard.\n387\n071\n089\n828\n099\n036\n533 531 207 ,ind\nnila\n21\n9/20-22\nCAL\nFord Proposes $100 Billion\nFORD TELEPHONES NIXON\nSAN FRANCISCO (P-President Ford spoke briefly by\ntelephone with Richard Nivon Sunday, presidential\nEnergy Independence Plan\nPress Secretary Ron No...n said Monday.\nNessen said the Preselent placed the call to Mr. Nixon\nat the former President's San Ciemente home after Mr.\nBY JACK NELSON\nTimes Washington Bureau (Nel\nSAN FRANCISCO-Presndent\nSeveral of Mr Ford's cononur ad-\nFord said Monday that hr would\nviser: are leery of this approach and\nurge Congress to create a $100 billion its statementing price. according to\ngovernment corpor\ndevelopment\" of th\nresources.\nThe corporation.\nwould be called the\ndence Authority. V\nprivate enterprise a\nenergy independent\nStates in 10 years (\nident said.\nThe proposal. who\npowerful quasi-pub\nparently would not\ngressional budget a\nsion, was recomme\nby Vice President\nthe White House\nwhich Rocketeller I\nF/news LA Times 9/23/75\n009\n1050\n572\n1650\n588\n1118\n316\n1749\n037\n1795\n350\n1800\n390\n1301\n045\n1391\n533\n207\n1098\n819\n460\n220\n318\n462\n704\n651\n654\n190\nergy\n191\ndom\n194\nleast\nnucl\nW\nthe\noped\nthe\nMr\nthese\naion\nIn\nMr.\nthe\nAdm\ncrim:\nAge:\nIn\n10/1\nOMAHA\nPresident\nSecret Service Advice\nHeeded\nWas Heeded by Ford\nPRESIDENT, From AI\nsional leaders yesterday more\nInk.\nmembers of Congress.\" Not\nCaution\nReporting on the two hour\nson said.\nmeeting afterward. Senate\nHe said such contact can-\nMinority Leader Hugh Scott\nnot be made in what the Prest\n111 Pal and they were toyt\nSecret Service\ndent calls the \"sterite almos.\nthe fincal 1W77 hude. 1 deficit\nphere\" of the White House.\nwould he at least $50 billion.\nUrged He Shun\nVerson said the President\nwill go to Chicago Tuesday as and could 20 as high as $73\nCrowd Monday\nscheduled. No details of the billion if the tax cut is exten\ntr.p have been released. but ded.\nF9/25/13, By Austin Scott\nMr. Ford is expected to speak: Scott said Federal Energy\nat a Republican fund-raising Administrator Frank G. Zarb\nWashington\ndinner Tuesday night and told them the energy legisla\nPresident Ford obeyed a\ntake part in a student news tion passed by the House\nSecret Service request not\nconference at Northwestern Tuesday was \"a very had bill.\"\nUniversity in Evanston the Scott said he hoped congres\nOOT\n1568\nto go over and snake hands\nfollowing day.\nsional leaders would work but\nSt\na compromise with the Prest\n522\n1050\n026\n1514\n805\n1650\n982\n11B\n071\n1782\n848\n1717\n531\n1106\n793\n1104\n049\n1916\n957\n651\n654\n191\nN\nContinue Irons I\n9/20.22\nFord Persuaded\nSecret Service and other Write Havin planners has to be\nrecoived by the Pre: tent him !- was ween Mr.\nCAC\nFord and Vice President Rx lier went against securi-\nat Last Minute to\nty precautions and rode together in a heleopter from the\nWhite House to Andrews AIR Force Base outside Wash.\nington.\nWhite reiterating the President's Intentions to to\nAvoid S.F. Crowd\nthrough with planned travels over the next (ew weeks,\nNessen hinted that security precautions might be light.\nened as a result of two assissination attempts. But he said\nFlnews LA Times\nthe White House will in no way discuss specifies of pre-\nBY RUDY ABRAMSON\ncautions taken or contemplated.\n14:31 Times State Writer 9/25/75\nNessen said Mr. Ford has watched television pictures of\nWASHINGTON-Shorty before\nthe assassination attempt in San Francisco Monday and\nPresident Ford emerged from the St.\ncommented on the fact that the car door Was not open.\nFrancis Hotel in San Francisco Mon-\ncausing him to pause for a moment.\nday. Secret Service Agents recom-\nBut Nessen said Mr. Ford was not viewing the film to\nmended that he pass up an opportu-\nstudy security precautions but because he had missed\nnity to shake hands in the crowd\ntelevision newscasts Monday night as he flew back to\nWashington.\ngathered across the street from the\n001\n1464\nMr. Ford discussed his\nexit\n772\n1050\n805\n1517\n848\n1118\n98L\n1782\n071\n1766\n024\n1910\n1937\nS/LY\nMONT,\n9/12\nMo.\na018\nBy The Associated Press\nharrthond President Ford has reportediv scheduled\n0142aED 08-02\npledging his aid VLTD in raising Tinancial funds. plight of the state \"vade committee that Ford and is was\n008 1333\n8/2/75 F\n222 1050\n348\n490\n793\n049\n535\n191\n632\n235\n8/30\nTouring President\nContinued from First Page\nHut herause Mr. Ford was uning\nR1.\nthe Jetstar, a IX'D Way added In\ntransport Secret Nervice agents and\nAssails Congress\nWhite House antes--at a rost to the\ngovernment of $1.000 an hour.\nMr. Ford's Labor Day trip linch hun\non Jobs Issue.\nto a of the country hard but by\npoblessness. In Mane, unemployment\nIS 107%. more than 26 above the\n8.4% national average. Rhode Island\nBY GAYLORD SHAW\nhas the highest unemployment rate\nTimes Staff writte\nin the nation-1625\nNEWPORT. 1--Preadent Ford.\nIn Augusta, speaking to about 3.\ntraveling on a ramv Day\n000 persons in a 6.000->eat coliseum\nweekend through a reflon of heavy\nwhere the Maine AFTACIO Was pon-\nunemployment, declared Saturday\nsormg a field day to benefit a home\nthat \"stopgap programs con-\nfor handicapped children. the Pres.\ncrived in paine and partranship\"\nident drew applaing when he said,\ncould only lead to wor e joblessness.\n\"We in Washington are determined\nAfter delivering this entirem of\nin help create enough new plus, on it\nthe Democratic Congress, Mr. Ford\nsound economic basis, to make every\nsaid that his Republican Administra-\nday a real Tabor Day.\ntion's efforts to rurb unemployment\nThe audience applauded again\nwere slowly succeeding because\nwhen he mentioned George Meany\n\"we're doing it the right w.iy.\"\nand said that \"as long as I remain III\nThe President's 18 hour campaign-\noffice. my door will always be op 11\"\nstyle trip to New England carried\nto men like the misonal AFLACIO\nI\nhim first to Augusta Mr. where he\npresident.\nspoke at a Labor-spon-ored event in a\n11111 the audience sal in silence\nhalf-empty colueum: to a Repubbran\nwhen, in an oblique reterence to the\na\nfund-raising function III a crowded\n$53 billion emergency nh. 1111 he\ny\nhotel ballroom in Portland. Mr. and\nvelood in June, the President de-\n1.\nto a luxunoss Newport, RI. estate.\nclared: Finews LA Tunney31/75\nIn Portland, stretching over a kuce.\nEconomic progress depend: (4) our\n008\n1464\n572\n819\n1050\n848\n146\n1650\n215\n518\n990\n1514\n071\n840\n1201\n793\n207\n381\n1090\n702\n170,\n791\n174\n049\nor\n9/20-22\nCAL\nFarmers would benefit\nfrom grain sales: Ford\nBy Aldo Beckman\nF/N\nChicago Tribure)Press Service 9/26/75\nmarket price thruout the length of the\nprovided OKLAHOMA CITY-President Ford\nclude a firm advance\nagreement. The agreement would in-\n009 1348\n531 loso\n848\n564\n819\n680\n884\n113\n190\n9/20-22\nCAC\nFord's grueling travel pace\n-will it cheapen his image?\nBy Aldo Beckman\nweekend and will be in the East in\nmean ent J Mirsh have stophe' try.\nTritune\nPetes\nService\n9/21/75\nCharleston, W. Va., and Trenton, N. J.,\ning to talk Ford out of so much travel.\nnext weekend.\nSAN FRANCISCO-1gnering pleas\n\"His other to do 1 anyway and if you\nfrom top advisers that be might be\nThe heavy schedule will end early in\nem 07 H. hr. 1e's s'ubbern and\nNovember. according to his too aides\nbecomes\nchemoning the Presidence\nLOS Angeles, at the invitation of anoth-\ner old friend, Jack McDonald, to speak\n009\n1348\nat the National Association of Life Un-\nderwriters convention.\n531\n1050\nMcDONALD, A FORMER Republican\ncongressman from Mic.uigan, now serves\n828\nas a consultant to an insurance firm.\nDelivering the President for the conven-\ntion address was a major coup.\n848\n\"R's the old nice guy concept,\" com-\nplained a White House official close to\n047\nthe situation. \"Good old Jerry is helping\nhis obligations to the Republican party\ninstead of helping himself.\n\"Things are cappening so fast and\nthere is so much travel that there is just\nno way that people can sit down and\nthink things thru like a White House\noperation should.\" the off.cial said.\nAt the same time, White House\nsources said Ford believes he can fulfill\nhis obligations to the Republican party\nand enhance his own election prospects.\nby visiting as many major media mar-\nkets as be can by the end of the year.\nFOR THE LAST month, Ford has\ntraveled around the country, making ap-\npearances every week-mustly on the\nweekends. His trip to Chicago on Tues-\nday, Sept. 20, will break the weekend\nroutine, but he is on the West coast this\n9/20.22\nSuddenly the Questions Are\nare\nas Far-Reaching as Ford's Travels\nby\nJAMES N, NAUGHTON\n16\ndays\nsince\ndeclaring.\non\nhis\nday-long\ntour\nof\nNew\npersonal condidacy SOMETHING\nSportal H The New Y \" Times\nevidently in more senses than Hamp hire.\npear to biw, oven in app.\nWASHINGTON, Sept\none, that he would run.\nMr. rord has contended that\nsnces by Mr. Ford shul are\n\"For what-oight years or\nthe momentary touches of will.\nlassilied by the White House\nCritics used to complain about more--- President seldom 1803.\nstretched hands of President\n\" purely \"Prendential,\"\nPresidents sectuding themselves eled out of the White House\nand public are important ingre.)\nCategorizing on Issue\nin the White House or at per-\nto different parts of the coun-\nin national reppon. At\nsonal vacation onclaves. Not ao\ntry,\" Mr. Ford told Chicago\na news conference on Tuesday\nthit Presidential, of political\nwith President Ford.\nSun-Times reporters in an in.\nhe even asserted that he was\nor personal advocacy for Mr\nin scarcely more\nterview this week. \"We are,\nvery much amazed how often\nFord to say, as he and at is\n9.19.75\nthan a year in the\ntrying to Rot the public to\npeople, in the course of shaking\nTIM ent White House regionsl\nWhite House, he\nunderstand that a President can\nhands or greeting them make\nconference in St Louis, that\ngot to many, many places in\nne will continue \" vota sp nd.\nAnalysis\nhas journeyed 45,-\nspecific recommendations or\nthe country, see many, many\nng measures until members\n854 miles abroad,\ncomments.\"\nand 75,293 miss\npeople and sort of got a rapport\nThe comment came as a sur.\nin the predominantly Democrat-\nIn the United States, spending\nworking between people and\nprise to those who accompany\nin Congress \"finally awaken\n1498\nthe equivalent of nearly two:\nthe President, areas and the\nMr. Ford in crowds and hear\nand find that they are the\nweeks of his presidency inside\nWhite House.\nlittle more than excited warbles\nprincipal contributions to infia\nan airplane. But the trave Is of\nLaudable as Mr. Ford's objec.\ntion in this country?\"\nof housewives and teen-agers\n1050\ntive may be, even some of\nthe growing number of appea.\nthe most peripatetic Pre- ident.\nor exchanges of pleasantries-\nhave prompted different. per-\nhis close advisers are wonder-\nHi there, nice to see you,\"\nrances by Mr. Ford before Re-\nhaps more serious, questions\ning if the velocity of his travels\npublican party audiences.\nMr. Ford keeps repeeating-as\nthan those raised about the\nhas not been a bit too much.\nSince taking office, Mr. Ford\ncomparative shut-ins he suc-\nOne White House aide. re\nthe President wends his way\nbriskly through crowds.\nhas helped to raise nearly $2.\nceeded. Among the questions\npeating a quip he attributed\nMr. Ford defended his fre.\nmillion for the national and\nare the following:\nto Robert Novak, the syndicat-\nquent forays by saying that they\nvarious state Republican irea-o\n009\nals Mr. Ford's escalating of.\ned columnist, has delighted in\ncome in addition to 12-hour\nsuries without diverting any)\nfort to take the Presidency to\nreferring to the President's rig.\nof longer workdays here, that\nof the funds to his own cam-\n516\nthe people worth the increased\norous 118-mile motorcade last\nhe has an excellent staif that\npaign organization.\nexposure to crowds and the risk\nweek, which seemed to exhaust\nkeeps in touch with him when\nClearly, he does want to help\n848\nthat entails? Two weeks ago a\neveryone but Mr. Ford, as \"the\nhe IS away and that his travel\nthe party.\" an aide said. \"and\nwoman aimed a .43-caliber pis-\nNew Hampshire death march.'\n\"in no way whatsnever inter-\nin helping the party he helps\ntol at Mr. Ford from a crowd\nThen there was Mr. Ford's\nferes with the responsibilities\nhimself.\"\n828\nin Sacramento: one week ago\n23-hour day on Sept. 4. After\nhave.\"\nWhile Mr. Ford has carefully\nMr. Ford wore body armor be-\nstaff meetings and a two-hour\nMr. Ford does work frequent-\nomitted from his political rhet-\nmeath his shirt on an 11-hour\nbreakfast conference with Con-\n026\nly on White House business\noric any overt appeals for per-\npolitical foray across New\ngressional leaders, Mr. Ford\non long-distance flights in his\nsonal help in 1976. his stump)\nHampshire.\nflew off to Seattle, where he\nAir Force jet. Sometimes.\nspeeches have become mores\n341\nqWith the President so often\naddressed\ntwo\nRepublican\nthough, aides will say on short\naggressive and more self-ces-\non\nthe\nroad,\nis\nhe\navailable\nfor\nfund-raising luncheons, toured\nhops that the President has\ntered.\nsomething\nshort\n0:\n5\nemer-\na\ncancer\nresearch\ncenter\nand\n57\nbusied himself preparing the\nIn Dallas last Saturday\ncheering members of the Na+\n009 1050\n535\n848\n9/12\n149\nosz\nMo,\n925\nPresident's Openness, Candor\nImpress State Republicans\nBy FRED W. LINDECKE\nMinsouri Political Correspendent\nOther Stories On Ford\nseemed to have his full attention,\" she\nsaid.\nMissouri Republican leaders are con-\nvinced that in President Gerald R. Ford\nBLACK DELEGATES to the National\nMr. Ford spent about 20 minutes with\nthey have a \"Mr. Average Guy\" candi-\nBaptist Convention responded warmly to\nabout 100 persons at the party. Donald\ndate whom the veters will elect next\nthe President's visit. Page 3A\nL. Wolfsberger, a former state GOP\nyear. and a political leader who will\nofficial, said Mr. Ford's departure was\nENTHUSIASM\nand\nbastened\ntoward\nthe\n- www.s a met mine, I forgot to look.\ntime be spent with everyone, each\nSee REPUBLICANS, Page 4\nFROM PAGE ONE\nFlrews St. Louis Fust-D\nbe already is committed to giving away\nsaid Mr. Ford \"will add a great deal of\nSt. Louis County Councilman Brainerd\n10 pups.\nstrength for the entire Republican tick-\nW. LaTourette said \"my whole impres-\nThe subject of the Oct. 4 game\net. He'll be a great asset, particularly\nsion of him changed. He came across\nbetween the universities of Missouri and\nfor Danforth and the other federal\nstiff on television. But he's one of the\nMichigan came up, so Mr. Foro and\ncandidates.\"\nmost genuine persons I've met. When he\nBond agreed on a little wager. Mr. Ford\nBond said Mr. Ford's best quality was\ngets out among the people, be'll sell\nwill get a Missouri country ham if\n\"his openness, candor and willingness to\nhimself.\"\nMichigan wins, and Bond a Michigan\nmeet the people. His person-to-person\nAlfred J. Fleischer Jr., state party\nsalmon if Missouri wins.\ncampaigning is effective.\"\n9/14/75\nfinance chairman, said he detected no\nDanforth said he did net pay for his\nsentiment for former Gov. Ronald Rea-\nticket. \"I got a freeble.\" he said.\ngan of California as a candidate for the\nAlthough not declaring his candidacy for\nFord And Bond Bet\nRepublican presidential nomination\nthe Senate, Deaforth said he could feel\nagainst Mr. Ford.\nvery comfortable running with Mr. Ford\nFleischer said he felt Mr. Ford \"will\nnext year.\nOn Football Game\nsew up all the delegates is the Midwest\n\"Ne's right on the button when he\nbefore Reagan has a chance to Ref\nemphasizes reducing Government regu-\nstarted.\"\nfations and the size and scope of the\nInspired by Missouri's 20-10-7 trounc-\ning of Alabama on national television,\nHe said the cocktail party grossed\nFederal Government. This will meet\nlast Monday, Gov. Christopher S. Bond\nabout $50,000. and a fund-raising dinner\nwith great support,\" Danforth said.\nwas waiting with a bet when President\nlast night in Kansas City about $80,000.\n\"The Federal Government is too big.\nGerald R. Ford came visiting Friday\nThis would allow the state GOP to pay\n10/,\n:\nOMAHA\nFord Reconsidering His Travel Plans\nF 9.26.75\nBy JAMES M. NAUGHTON\ntall and strong in this con-1 Another official said that 11:-\nReports to The 452 You Titges\nfrontation with a limited num- President had dropped # Planne s\nWASHINGTON, Sept. 25 -\nher of people.\"\nvisit to North Carolina none\nAs a result. Mr. Nessen and\nmonth\nbecause\nhe\n009 1498\n34\n7058\n846\n1514\n026\n805\n982\n- 0.71\n572\n990\n533\n524\n531\nTwice\non\ntrins\nto\nCalifornia\n10/1\nOMAHA\nFord to Curb Travel\nin Wake of Attacks\nTRAVEL BY FORD\nContinued from First Page\nhad just announced Ford visits to Omaha and Knoxvelle\nWilliam J. Baroody Jr., who organizes White Hourn\nNessen Declines to Attribute Action to\nconferences on domestic and economic affairs around the\ncountry. announced that Mr. Ford would attend a confer.\nTighter Security or Detail Future Plans\nence in Omaha on Oct. I and another in Knoxville on Dr.\nAt first Nessen said the new secrecy about presidential\nFinews LII Times 9/26/75\ntravel was only an effort on his part to improve the effi-\nby RUDY ABRAMSON\nciency of his office.\nTimes Staff Writer\nHe said he had not discussed the matter with the Pres-\nIdent and maintained that the new policy had nothing to\nWASHINGTON-The White\nville, Dothan. Ala., Detroit. Trenton.\ndo with security. He said he had discussed the charge\nHouse reluctantly acknowledged\nN.J., Charleston, W.Va., Knoxville,\nwith Donald Rumsfeld, the White House staff coordinator.\nThursday that President Ford will\nTenn., and California. during the re-\nAfter acknowledging that Mr. Ford indeed would trim\ncut back on his travels in the weeks\nmainder of September and October.\nhis travel schedule. Nessen said he did not know all of the\nahead after two attempts on has life\nNessen at first said Thursday that\nconsiderations that went into the decision.\nin 17 days.\nhis office was changing procedures\nIt had been expected that the President would visit\nThe President. White House Press\nforthwith and publicly discussing\nNorthwestern University during his trip to Chicago for 2\nSecretary Ron Nessen told reporters,\nonly trips that had been planned in\nGOP fundraiser. However, Nessen indicated Thursday\n\"is probably not going to go as many\ndetail and officially confirmed\nthat Mr. Ford will not go to the school during his stay in\nplaces as you thought he was going\nHe said the only planned presiden-\nChicago.\n001\n1461\n572\n1053\n848\n1782\n076\n805\n982\n071\n973\n983\n531\n9/20-22\n16 Part 1-Sit. Sept. 20. 1975\nLos Ingeles Clines\nCAL\nDUE IN CALIFORNIA FOR 3 DAYS F/niure\n009\nFord Assails Democrats on Energy\nBY JACK NELSON\n572\nTimes Washington Burney Cheef\n793\nOKLAHOMA CTTY-At the first\nstop of a four-day trip financed part-\n848\nby by the Republican Party but most.\nly by the taxpayers. President Ford\nFriday criticized the Democratic Con-\n207\ngress for failing to enact an\n316\n819\n172\n049\n564\n194\n071\n990\n1464\n1050\n1650\n1152\n1514\n1301\nso for all of him\nto protect the future and\nto cooperate and act later in the day for Monterey where\n-\n8/30\nFordboxh\nR.1.\n111 2 ways for state 1013\nDv JOHN P. BACKETT\nFIN\n-\nperve OVER the next yes the\nPROVIDENCE -\nhe what to Lower\ndav's sensions came a day too\ner. the \" will 11 RI\nlate for for Not I.Td : Park\ndama the requirer (*)\nAnalysis\nIsland in his column at the\nSaturity\nP\nDr:, hiened prov\npects here-bash financially\nIn the immediate aftermath\nand publication\nin 1972 top the first the since\nof his quil, Republicans be\nThe\nwere entiw with the way it\nDurcht)\nR.1.\nar/s\nare\nr wyylbylv\nFord with Bjt Firenhotos 4299 et seq. 4th NL 200\nBy DON McLEOD\nAP Folitical Eriter\nNEWPORT. R.I.\n008\n1333\ndeclared \"I'm an - nation's recession the\nfailed to relp cure AP - the President Ford said Saturiay Democrate here\n522\n518\n819\n848\n071\n855\n049\n020\n120\nDe\na\n2nd graf.\nPORTLAND\nSeATTLe\n9/4\nTHE SUNDAY OPEGONIAN, AUGUST 24 1975\nFord bills busy but brief visit to Portland on Western il trip in Septembe\npenisipance at what is called d\nHotel.\nmedical\nyouth relly The rally is\nRepations\nAlso\n008\n1152\n577\n1128\n848\n1118\n049\n952\nCAL\n9/20-22\n12 Part I-Tues. Sept. 16. 1975\nLos Ingries Times\nF/n\nraising affairs and a belief the\ncan generate support for\n009 1050\ntion\nprograms\nand\nPresident to Make Second California\nDemocrate\nCongress\ncare directly to\n788 115.2\n35\nFord\nnots\nTrip as Barnstorming Pace Continues\nFriday\nto\nc\nthe\nand\n.\n272 1098\nBY BUDY ADRAMSON\ncred more than 106 000 miles, touch.\nUntil then. the President usually\nthe\nTimes 34.4 water\ning cown in 30 states and 16 foreign\nhad avoided the subject of school\n532 1960\nWASHINGTON-SUT not admit-\ncountries\nbusing. except when asked. But in\nF.n\nting that to :: Pres-\nWith the providential election still\nDatas be declared that a better way\nIn\nirent\nFor:\nsetting\n4\nWCCC\nremins-\n14 months are his inco sent com-\nmust be found to achieve quality\n490 1961\nOUT 1733\n02 1201\n193\n390\n514\n348\n265\n791\n89\n573\n819\n9/4\nSeATLe\nFord Cites 'Steady Progress'\nOn Inflation, Unemployment\nF 9/5/75\nHv Jules Witeover\nneeday that Mr Ford had been the larve hall and at $ 000\nn\nwall Writer\nsounding too conservative a plate at the second. small\nSENTILE, Sept. 4 Prest theme in his specches, when gathering at a downtown not\nmeal electoral votes are ⑉\ndent Fold, consumpously\nseldom with \"\nstates that DIP not conserva\nclause\nand\n209\n1568!\n522\n1050\n318\n11.50\n47\n761\n793\n1105\n619\n3,5\n190,\n702\n151\n154.\n191.\n9.7\nOH\n202\n680\n280\n890\n578\n947 572\n905\n2\n9/20-22\nFord's grueling travel pace\nCAL\n-will it cheapen his image?\nBy Aldo Beckman\nworkend and will be in the East in\nmean\nant\nJ\nMirsh have stophed try.\nChilesa\nPress\nService\n9/21/75\nCharleston, W. Va., and Trenton, N. J.,\ning to talk Ford out of so much travel.\nnext weekend.\n\"Hys o'n\". do - anyway and if you\nSAN FRANCISCO-Igneriag pleas\nThe heavy schedule will end early in\n'am 07 it. e ,MP, 18's s'ubborn and\nfrom top advisers that he might be\nNovember. according to his top aides.\nbecomes m2 c de'ermined.\" said one\ncheapening the Presidency and appar-\nMost of November and almost all of\nFits Horre of cal.\nently oblivious to major staff problems\nDecember and January-with time cut\nNeeding only about six hours of sleep\ncaused by his grueling travel schedule.\nfor a Christmas rest in Vail Colo\nto function divelv. Ford reno tedly\nLos Angeles, at the invitation of anoth-\nor old friend, Jack McDonald, to speak\n009\n1348\nat the National Association of Life Un-\nderwriters convention.\n531\n1050\nMcDONALD, A FORMER Republican\ncongressman from Mic.uigan, now serves\n828\nas a consultant to an insurance firm.\nDelivering the President for the conven-\ntion address was a major coup.\n848\n\"It's the old nice guy concept,\" com-\nplained a White House official close to\n047\nthe situation. \"Good old Jerry is helping\nhis obligations to the Republican party\ninstead of helping himself.\n\"Things are cappening so fast and\nthere is so much travel that there is just\nno way that people can si: down and\nthink things thru like a White House\noperation should.\" the off cial said.\nAt the same time, White House\nsources said Ford believes he can fulfill\nhis obligations to the Republican party\nand enhance his own election prospects.\nby visiting as many major media mar-\nkets as be can by the end of the year.\nFOR THE LAST month, Ford has\ntraveled around the country, making ap-\npearances every week-mostly on the\nworkends. His trip to Chicago on Tues-\nday, Sept. 30, will break the weekend\nroutine, but he is on the West coast this\nSuddenly the Questions Are\n9/20.22\nas Far-Reaching as Ford's Travels of New\nCAL\npersonal condidacy sometime\n10\nGave\nsince\ndeclaring\non\nhis\nday-long\ntour\nplease to bur, even in spp in\nBy JAMES N. NAUGHTON\nevidently in more senses than Hami here.\nby Mr. Ford that are\nSpecial 14 Times\none, that he would run.\nMr Ford has contended of nat\ninsurated by the White House\nWASHINGTON, Sept.\nor\nrementary\ntou\nhrs\nout\nCritics used to complain about more-- \"For what-oight President seldom years the stresched hands of President mgree\npurely Presidential.\"\nCategorizing an Issue\nPresidents sectuding themselves clrd out of the White of the House coun. and public national are important repport. AI\n1.11 Previdential. or political\nin sonal the vacation White House enclaved. or at Not per- 50 t.y,\" in different Mr. Ford parts told Chicago in. 4 dents news in conterence on Tuesday: Was or personal\nadvoracy for Mr\nSun-Times reporters in an\nna even asserted that he\nLord to NBV. \" he and at e\nwith President\nFord. more serview this week. \"We are \"very much amazed how shaking often\nrecent White House regional\n9.19.75.15 year House. he understand that a President can\nin the trying to get the public to people, in the course of make\nconterence in St Louis, that\nhands or presting them\nwill continue to veto spend.\nNews\n554 miles abroad the country, see many. many\nhas journeyed 45,- got to many, many places in cumments.\" specific recommendations or\ning measures until members\nAnalysis\nof the predominantly Democrat\nand 75.293 mars people and sort of get mannie a rapport and\nThe omment came as a sur.\nif Congres: \"finally awaker\nwho\naccompany\nthey\nare\nthe\n1498\n1050\n009\n516\n848\n828\n026\n341\n9/12\n009 1050\nMO,\n535\n848\n149\n052\n925\nPresident's Openness, 793 Candor\nImpress State Republicans\nBy FRED W. LINDECKE\nMissouri Political Correspondent\nOther Stories On Ford\nseemed to have his full attention,\" she\nsaid.\nMissouri Republican leaders are con-\nvinced that in President Gerald R. Ford\nBLACK DELEGATES to the\nMr. Ford spent about 20 minutes with\ntime ne spent with everyone, each\nSee REPUBLICANS, Page 4\nFROM PAGE ONE\nFlrews St Louis tost-D\nhe already is committed to giving away\nsaid Mr. Ford \"will add a great deal of\nSt. Louis County Councilman Brainerd\n10 pups.\nstrength for the entire Republican tick-\nW. LaTourette said \"my whole impres-\nThe subject of the Oct. 4 game\net. He'll be 8 great asset, particularly\nsion of him changed. He came across\nbetween the universities of Missouri and\nfor Danforth and the other federal\nstiff on television. But he's one of the\nMichigan came up, so Mr. Fore and\ncandidates.\"\nmost genuine persons I've met. When he\nBond agreed on a little wager. Mr. Ford\nBond said Mr. Ford's best quality was\ngets out among the people, be'll sell\nwill get a Missouri country ham if\n\"his openness, candor and willingness to\nhimself.\"\nMichigan wins, and Bond a Michigan\nmeet the people. His person-to-person\nAlfred J. Fleischer Jr., state party\nsalmon if Missouri wins.\ncampaigning is effective.\"\n9/14/75\nfinance chairman, said he detected no\nDenforth said he did not pay for his\nsentiment for former Gov. Ronald Rea.\nticket. \"I got a freebie.\" he said.\ngan of California as a candidate for the\nAlthough not declaring his candidacy for\nthe Senate, Denforth said he could feel\nFord And Bond Bet\nRepublican presidential nomination\nagainst Mr. Ford.\nvery comfortable running with Mr. Ford\nFleischer said he felt Mr. Ford \"will\nnext year.\nOn Football Game\nsew up all the delegates in the Midwest\n\"He's right na the button when he\nbefore Reagan has a chance to get\nemphasizes reducing Government regu.\nstarted.\"\nlations and the size and scope of the\nInspired by Missouri's 20-10-7 trounc-\nHe said the cocktail party grossed\ning of Alabama on national television,\nFederal Government. This will meet\nabout $50,000. and a fund-raising dinner\nlast Monday. Gov. Christopher S. Bond\nwith great support.\" Danforth said.\nCAL\n9/20.22\nFord F9/29/75 Rejects 'Hostage to Gun' Attitude\nI\nBy Stuart uerbach\nthe business of the country\nwould allow people attend-\nSecret Service agents guard-\nmary protection to Mr. Ford\nWashington Po Staff Writer\nis best conducted in the\ning a White House Confer-\ning the President said they\nThe Secret Service is in\nI have no intention of\nWhite House.\nence on Domestic and Eco-\nwere convinced the man\nthe first rank, almust com-\nallowing the government of\n\"While I appreciate the\nnomic Affairs more time to\nmeant to take a shot at Mr.\npictery surrounding him.\nthe people to be held hos-\nattitude that inspired this\nask questions.\nFord but was seared away\nThey leave the smallest pos-\ntage at the point of a gun.\"\nadvice, I must regretfully\nBut reporters who regu.\nby the policeman.\nsible opening through which\nWith these words. writ-\ndisagree. The business of the\nlarly cover the White House\nMr. Ford appeared not to\nMr. Ford can greet people.\n(\n009\n1568\n522\n1050\n071\n1514\n572\n026\n819\n458\n848\n415\n565\n9/20-22\nCAL\nDUE IN CALIFORNIA FOR 3 DAYS F/news\n16 Part 1-Set., Sept. 20, 1975 Los Regries Times\nFord Assails Democrats on Energy\n009\nny JACK NELSON\n572\nBurnetu Chief\nOKLAHOMA CITY-At the first\n793\nstop of a four-day trip financed part.\nby by the Republican Party but most.\n848\nly by the taxpayers. President Ford\nFriday criticized the Democratic Con.\n207\ngress for failing to enact an energy\nprogram.\nThe President continued on to Los\n316\nAngeles Fridav night and will anout\n819\n172\n049\n564\n794\n071\n990\n1464\n1050\n1650\n1152\n1514\n1301\nto protect the naure security and\nMr. Ford will play golf at the Cv.\n11/3/75\nMASS\nal 1568\nFord to Stress\n522 1050\n490\nDefense Policy\n831\nF 11/7/75\nBy Lou Cannon\nWashington Post Staff Writer\nPresident Ford is expected\nHe will make his speech or\nto emphasize his support for a\nmy\nnational security policy to the\nstrong defense policy when he\nNew England Council,\ni\nmakes a politically oriented\nregional government group, If\nvisit to Massachusetts today.\nBoston this afternoon and\n498\n055\n280\n032\n960\n514\n621\n982\n883\n848\n071\n988\n793\n049\nVinth\n1\nThe President's\nfarm background\nDr\nMi JAMES FLANSBU RG\nPresident Fortiwas in treen lest nork to make A signit\nyou\nprople\nyoung\nand\nrant specify\nMr\n008\n110\n551\n848\n071\n819\n347\n915\ngeneral\n$ NNW YORK TIMES. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST D7.\nNessen Calls Ford Trips\nUnrelated to Candidacy\n8.27.75 By JAMES M. NAUGHTON\nN/A 181 to The New\nF\nWASHINGTON, Aug. 26--1 line 110.00 Governor of\nWhite House, riting \"Ternible have suggested that Mr. lord\npolitical habilities\" of include journeys across the nation\nident bency, Ford's said today that Prespoutd be counted against he\n1498\n08\nill\n-1050\\\nj48\n1105\n182\n047\n794\n071\n791\nVARIOUS\naziy\nr 1byleccvqyyv\nFord-Travel 200\nWASHINGTON AP - President Ford. just back from a 10-day trin to\nEurope, 18 ready to embark on a 15-day vacation visit to Vail. Colo.\nTHE adde to stotes that 1.1499\nthe President went there for a lengthy year-end holiday last winter.\n1908 08-05\n8/5/75 F\n008\n1333\n522\n1050\n848\n684\n982\nFord's Account of Pardon Studied\nThursday, February 12, 1976\nTHE MIAMI HERALD\n25-A\nBy BOB WOODWARD\nman of New York, Edward Mezvin-\nand a statement drafted by Ray-\nWashington Post Service\nsky of Iowa, and Martin Russo of\nmond Price Jr., Nixon's chief\nWASHINGTON - A House judi-\nIMinois.\nspeechwriter, announcing the par-\nclary subcommittee is ready to go\ndon 10 days before it was granted.\nahead with a broad investigation\nAll are Democrats on the Judici-\nabad\ninto reports that President Ford has\nary subcommittee on criminal jus-\nFord, when he assumed the pres -\nnot told the full story about the\ntice, which heard Ford's testimony\ndency Aug. 9, 1974, denied that le\npardon of Richard Nixon.\nconcerning the pardon in 1974.\ngave any assurance to Haig that, a\nuna\npardon would be forthcoming.\n\"And Here We Were, Two Grown Men\nCrying'\nTEXT, From A12\nbe, and I realize it's a tough case.\" I\nI wasn't about to do that. I never\nwatering places, the international\nsaid, \"A signing of this pardon\nac-\nthink in those terms: suicidal terms,\nthought it compounded the whole\nwatering places like, ah, the South\nceptance of this pardon is going to be\ndeath wish and all that. That's all just\nsituation, and, ah, ah, because when\ninterpreted as a confession of guilt.'\njust bunk. But, on the other hand,\ncoast of France, and Newport and\nyou receive a pardon, you have to sign\nWell, Miller's answer, as a good law-\nah, I feel myself, ah, that life without\nPalm Springs and Palm Beach; going\na piece of paper that says, \"I accept\nyer, I guess he is, was that, he said,\npurpose, ah, I feel that life in which\nto parties every night; Playing golf\nthe pardon.\" And, ah, I said to Miller,\n\"First,\" he said, \"a pardon isn't neces-\nan individual has to is forced to\nevery afternoon, then bridge; drink-\nI said, \"Look, if I accept the pardon,\nsarily an admission of guilt.\"\ngo against his intuitions about what\ning too much; talking too much; think,\nI'm in in effect admitting guilt\nOf course, that's legalistic, ah, petti-\nhe thinks he ought to do, ah, that life\ning too little; retired; no purpose.\nthat, ah. I, ah. évaded my income\nfogging\nAb\nit\nlon't\nof\nthen becomes almost unbearable. And\nAnd\nso\nwhile\nNUMBER\nSHARES\n18\n10\nJ.S.B. INC. (formerly)\nBEST UNIFORM RENTALS SERVICE, INC.\nINCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA\nAUTHORIZED TO BE ISSUED 100 SHARES COMMON STOCK\nNO PAR VALUE\nBENTON L. AND JOANNE BECKER\nis the\nregistered holderof\n7\nShares\nOF THE COMMON STOCK OF BEST UNIFORM formerly RENTALS SERVICE, INC., fully paid and non-assessable,\nJ.S.B INC\nhansfexable only on the books of the Corporation by the holder hexeofin\nperson orby Allorney upon surrender of this Certificate properly endorsed.\nIn Witness Whereof, the said Corporation has caused this Certificate Лове signed\nby its duly au thorize ed officers and its Corporate Seal so be hereunto affixed\nthis 1 st. day\nof August\nA. A.D.19.78 D.\nJunee PRESIDENT 3. 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