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Digitized from Box 18 of the White House Press Releases at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
NOVEMBER 14, 1975
AIR FORCE ONE POOL REPORT--FLICHT FROM ANDREWS
AFB TO NORTH CAROLINA
Before leaving the White House, President Ford greeted the U. S.
Olympic ski team on the South Lawn-four skiers, some coaches
and Rep. Jack Kemp (R-NY). They gave the President a parka
and skis.
En route to North Carolina, Nessen came back with the following
info:
Nothing expected on Ford's decision on energy bill before early next
week when he gets full details on the measure agreed on by Hill
conferees.
Nessen said that the White House has submitted no names to the
American Bar Association for consideration as Supreme Court
nominee. "The Attorney General is consulting with members of
the bar, " Nessen said, and "the President will consult with members
of the bar and others when he makes his decision. " But, no
matter how we asked it, Nessen would not say whether the President
will submit names to the ABA for its formal approval process. He
said that Levi's reported submission of names to the ABA "is only
part of the President's whole process" in choosing a new Supreme
Court Justice. Nessen repeated that there is no timetable in picking
a nominee, that it is "one of the most important decisions a President
has to make" and that Ford will choose "the best qualified person."
He declined to say if any women are under consideration.
Aboard the plane were Senator and Mrs. Jesse Helms of North
Carolina and two Republican House members from the state,
James Broyhill and James G. Martin. Assistant Commerce
Secretary Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell, a former North Carolina
congressman, was also aboard. Others: Bo Callaway (whose seat
is to be paid by the President Ford Committee), Cheney, Hartmann
and Nessen.
Bonnie Angelo (TIME)
Fred Barnes (WASHINGTON STAR)
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