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The Pensacola News from Pensacola, Florida • 6

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Pensacola, Florida
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6
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-f 6A The Pensacola News Friday, December 21, 1973 2 Weeks Haven't Changed Ford By CARL P. LEUBSDORF AiMCloltd Press Writer At the press conference. Ford President, who has paid no made clear he will do his best to California state income taxes. wara me prebiaenuai ini- weffie JwildenS Peachment that could put him had s.mHarly been bendrng over lS taJi backwards? When he strode into a Senate inued 0 ft if mi wi thP advire of his committee room Thursday for a news secretary Paul Miltich intoned: "The vice president of the United States." Ford stood there and grinned. amerences oy wiulh ue nas been setting himself off from legal adviser and certified jjjXOn public said Ford.

In response to a question, he adding one should always do said he has always paid that and dodging a question on Michigan state income taxes whether the advice was good and decided, after consulting advice. "It cnunric aurfnllv imnnrtant doesn't it?" he asked. "I'm not th his MfW accountant. "we would bend over back- 1 used to that 4 v- t-' v' T- a yet. Spirited wards to continue the practice." Did he think that the licg No; Nice Gin UNTIL? Easy.

Then, for 30 minutes, the vice president answered reporters' questions on subjects ranging from impeachment of President Nixon to his decision to take an Air Force jet to Colorado for a skiing vacation with his family. He had purchased commercial plane tickets before being picked Oct. 12 for the vice presidency but the Secret Service didn't think it was such a good idea, Ford said. "It's their strong recommendation that I travel in a government aircraft for security reasons," he said. Later in the day, Ford got in some unexpected air travel.

President Nixon designated him his representative to the funeral Friday, of assassinated Spanish Premier Luis Carrero Blanco. Christmas Drama with tarprist Diracf 4 by Tommy nd Thtlmo Thomas Prtst nftd" by Musk and fdwalion Dtpartmtnti a .8 is SATURDAY, OK. 22 1:00 PM SUNDAY. OEC 23 7:30 KlMnRILE HOMES DEMOLISHED IN SOUTH DADE COUNTY nm I 1 l-i cardi da ten Egg I Bacardi dark tgg tornado-like wlnas nppea tnis area causing several injunesg CHURCH Of THI OPEN BIBU PACI IIVD. AT CHASI ST.

Stir 12 or rum into 1 qt. cm uea eoraen nog. ueiicious. Mr nM-t) BACARDI, rum; Tornado Hits Florida City; 12 Injured rr Two were blown into a nearby trailers were tossed about like Fort Lauderdale and West Palm lake. Thirty others were tinker toys," according to Wade Beach had more than an inch of rain.

Meredith, market manager. hi Satisfaction Guaranteed Replacement or Money Refunded The Associated Press A cold snap was expected today on the heels of stormy weather and tornado winds that ripped through a Florida City farmers market and trailer park Thursday. Police said at least 12 persons were injured, one seriously. "It was a whirling black mass," said Sandra Hewitt. "I W4 damaged, police said.

Odessa Westergard, 61, a resident of the trailer park, was reported in serious condition Thursday, with head and back injuries. The funnel cloud tore into the trailer park before hops-cotching its way north, damaging homes south of Miami in its path. HOMEOWNERS BORROW Group all of your bills together and lower your monthly payments. Your home need not be paid for. DAC CORPORATION Meredith said tin roofs were blown off buildings.

Police in Homestead said a four-block square area there suffered extensive damage. At another farm market just north of Homestead, a witness said a tornado "took a bite of the roof off each of the long buildings." The tornado activity was produced by heavy thunderstorms dumping more than two inches of rain at Homestead, ft fS saw it pick up some ducks that were paddling around in a rain It was uncertain whether puddle and just throw them into more than one twister was res. the air. rxmsible for damage at several On Mir Call 433-3192 Suit 503 Plaio Bldg. Atwister destroyed 17 trailers otner sites, including the at the Gateway Trailer Estates, farmers market where "tractor Coral Gables and Key West.

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