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Articles related to "President Gerald Ford"
Profile: Gerald R. Ford, Jr. The 38th President of the United States passed away on Tuesday at the age of 93, making him the longest-living former president to date. president gerald ford • gerald r ford jr. • 38th president united states • us presidents • president ford dies
Ski for Light Elects New President In this interview, Elmquist discusses the perspective Ski for Light has given her and thousands of blind and mobility impaired persons to surmount life's obstacles. ski for light • skiing programs for blind people • cross-country skiing for the disabled • disabled recreation • marion elmquist
The Presidents and Their Pets The Presidential Pet Museum in Washington D.C. holds information about the pets that once called the White House home. Quiz yourself on the names of the Presidents pets. presidents pets • presidential pets • white house pets • president george h.w. bush • prsident bill clinton
H.R. 19: Legalize Political Assassination H.R. 77, sponsored by Representative Bob Barr of Georgia, would legalize political assassination. Now what do you think of that? bob barr • house • congress • congress watch • marietta
Celebrate Adoption The month of November - a time for celebrating the joy of adoption, and a time for raising awareness of the plight of the foster child awaiting a loving, forever family. adoption awareness month • national adoption day • history of adoption month • adoption events • adoption activities
Legionnaires Disease at the Bellevue Hotel An outbreak of inexplicable deaths at an American Legion convention in 1976 sparked a frantic search for the cause. legionnaires disease • history legionnaires disease • cause legionnaires disease • first outbreak legionnaires disease • legionnaires disease history
Martha Graham, Life and Art Brief biography of Martha Graham, 20th century's innovative and consummate dancer, choreographer, and modern dance teacher. martha graham • martha graham biography • martha graham dance company • graham modern dance • martha graham books
Maya Angelou Angelou is a poet, essayist, songwriter, playwright, editor, actor, dancer, director, and professor. She was nominated for an Emmy for her performance in Haley's Roots. maya angelou • hank aaron • reynolds professor of american studies • wake forest university • dream in color
Michigan trivia & Detroit facts United States: Trivia and information on Michael Moore in Flint, the largest polar exhibit in the world, Henry Ford's factory, Motown, the Great Lakes & Mackinac Island. detroit travel facts • michigan trivia • motor city • rouge factory tour • henry ford dearborn
On Predicting Presidential Elections Be advised. Take predictions of presidential election results with a large grain of salt. presidential elections • predictions
Former Match Game Host Passes Away
A look at the career of the late Gene Rayburn; Senators call for Hollywood to cut down on sex and violence; WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE becomes a weekly series; tv viewing picks. match game • who wants to be a millionaire? • gene rayburn • tv shows • viewing recommendations
General John "Black Jack" Pershing The chronicle of the life of a man who embodied every great part of American leadership from the past; then became the model for every American General in the future. general john pershing • black jack pershing • jim lacey • pershing biography • american generals
Presidential Pets When November rolls around, we will be deciding not only who will run the country for the next four years, but who will live in The White House, including their pets. pets • presidents • campaign • history • politics
The Republican Syndrome Since the Republican Party's inception, its candidates have dominated the presidency. The U.S. has experienced some of its worst catastrophes under Republican leaders. republicans • republicanparty • syndromegeorgew.bush • bush.presidents • conservatives watergate
Violating the Constitution The development of the impeachment process at the federal level in the United States, highlighting famous cases that have demonstrated and tested its use. impeachment • article ii section 4 • removal of officeholders • abuse of power • checks and balances
Winning the White House Many U.S. Presidential elections have turned on a single phrase or theme that resonated with the voting public. Some were calculated; others surprised even the winners. u.s. presidential campaigns • election campaign turning points • presidential election upsets • campaign themes • winning campaign themes
A Democrat that Republicans Should Worry About Presidential aspirant John Edwards, Democratic Senator from North Carolina, promises to repeat the electoral success of former President Bill Clinton. senator john edwards • election 2004
Alexander Calder A biography of sculptor Alexander Calder, 1898-1976 alexander calder • american • mobile • stabile • duchamp
Diverging Employment Indices and Politics There are two diverging statistics on employment, the payroll survey and the household survey. This divergence has proved politically useful. household survey • payroll survey • employment
LIFE AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE, PART VI In this final article in the series, we examine the retirement of the most recent presidents. Some have continued to play a major role in politics, while others have limited their activities to the private or humanitarian sectors. The most recent ex-President has been very visible in both the political and private sectors. johnson • nixon • ford • carter • reagan |
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