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	Clinton B. Ford
		Clinton B. Ford, born in 1913, graduated from the University of Michigan and was a Navy veteran of the Second World War.
		Ford was widely known and admired not only for his own indefatigable work on variable stars, but also for his generous support of others' efforts in astronomy, music and other fields.
		On Ford's death in 1992, the AIP Center for History of Physics received a gift of $200,000 from his estate, and used it to establish a Clinton B. Ford Endowment.
	www.aip.org /history/historymatters/ford.htm (264 words)

	Clinton B. Ford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clinton B. Ford, born on 1 March, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, was the son of Walter and Edith (Banker) Ford.
		Ford's father, Walter, was a mathematics professor at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
		Ford, by virtue of a sabbatical his father took, was lucky enough to tour Europe, the Middle East, and Egypt when he was 15.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clinton_B._Ford (731 words)

	Marcus Raskin
		Ford was nominated by Richard Nixon in 1973 to replace Spiro Agnew who resigned the vice presidency to avoid criminal and impeachment charges for bribery while in office.
		Whether Ford had an explicit or implicit arrangement with Nixon about the pardon is almost beside the point politically, although deep legal ramifications are present if a vice president excuses a president his possible felonies thereby being able to obtain the office of president as part of a very crass deal.
		Ford's political stance on domestic policy would later be thought of as hardly dissimilar from the course followed by two Democratic presidents, Carter and Clinton, even being to their left.
	www.ips-dc.org /disrespect/pd_ford.htm (1912 words)

	Clinton Ford Exhibit
		Clinton S. Ford Sr., a WWII Army veteran, earned a Silver Star and Purple Heart, died at home at the age of 82, January 8, 2006.
		Ford, a native of Richmond, Virginia, enlisted in the Virginia National Guard when he was 18.
		Ford was unable to talk about this part of his life, but through his association with art teacher Michelle Delano, who encouraged him to use his art to tell his story, he has produced over 100 canvases.
	www.rbc.edu /library/Exhibits/clintonford.htm (1969 words)

	Clinton Ford (singer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clinton Ford (born 1931 as George Harrison) was a popular British singer of the 20th century.
		Harrison was born 4 November 1931 at Salford, Lancashire.
		He began his recording career as Clinton Ford with the Oriole label, where he recorded his best-known song, Fanlight Fanny.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clinton_Ford_(singer) (95 words)

	Welcome to the Clinton Daily News!
		Clinton was trailing Tuttle by two in the team total and Thompson found himself trailing by the same score after the first period.
		Clinton was in fifth place after the events of the first day, but used a strong medal round to come up with the third-place honor.
		Clinton's point total was the highest it's been for this tournament since 2001 when the Red Tornadoes also placed nine wrestlers in the event.
	www.clintondailynews.com /cgi-bin/newspost/extras/archives.cgi?category=3&view=2.07.04-2.16.04 (5216 words)

	Clinton, Massachusetts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clinton is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States.
		Clinton was first settled in 1654 and was officially incorporated in 1850.
		A Clinton landmark and leading Irish Pub and Restaurant since 1929.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clinton,_Massachusetts (487 words)

	Welcome to the Clinton Daily News!
		Clinton dugout will have to be up to the challenge this week with some stout competition up at Woodward.
		Both the Clinton Gold Peewees and Midgets had already previously wrapped up a league title to go into their upcoming district events as a high seed, but this proved to provide a little confidence and a little steam for the teams heading into the playoffs next week.
		Clinton was threatening in the bottom of the fifth with runners on the bags and one out before the game was called for lightning.
	www.clintondailynews.com /cgi-bin/newspost/extras/archives.cgi?category=3&view=7.02.04-7.10.04 (2765 words)

	News Analysis: The Dangerous Road Clinton Must Navigate
		He said Clinton was desperate to avoid becoming the third President (with Andrew Johnson and Richard M. Nixon) to face impeachment proceedings and the second, with Nixon, driven from office.
		Clinton himself said at a White House prayer breakfast on Friday, "I have authorized my lawyers to mount a vigorous defense, using all available appropriate arguments," and even before they had read the accusations laid before the House of Representatives, they issued an aggressive written defense.
		Clinton's lawyers and advisers express concerns not unlike that voiced at the height of the Watergate crisis by one of Nixon's defenders, Representative Charles E. Wiggins, who represented Nixon's old district.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/091398clinton-assess.html (1448 words)

	Built Ford Tough
		But the week before last, Ford and his former aides were in a happy mood as they celebrated the 30th anniversary of Ford's inauguration as president.
		Ford, still genial and upbeat at 91, delivered a speech generous to friend and foe alike.
		Ford was the first president who had not been elected either vice president or president.
	weeklystandard.com /Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/479hycsd.asp (623 words)

	USATODAY.com - Roger Clinton faces DUI charges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Clinton, 44, was arrested early Saturday after an officer spotted him driving erratically through this oceanside town 18 miles south of Los Angeles, Officer Paul Wolcott said.
		Clinton failed a balance and coordination test and was taken to the city jail for a breath test, police said.
		Clinton served more than a year in prison after pleading guilty in 1985 to a charge of conspiracy to distribute a single gram of cocaine.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/2001-02-18-rogerclinton.htm (380 words)

	Washingtonpost.com Special Report: Clinton Accused
		Ford became the 38th president in 1974 after President Richard M. Nixon resigned during an impeachment inquiry over the Watergate scandal.
		Ford later pardoned Nixon for any federal crimes he might have committed as president.
		Ford, who spent 25 years in the House of Representatives, described a "harshly worded rebuke as rendered by members of both parties," televised and delivered in the well of the House, as a more appropriate punishment than a monetary fine or impeachment.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/ford100598.htm (241 words)

	William J. Clinton Foundation "Speech by President at PNTR Event"
		Longer ago than I like to admit, President Ford was told that the position he had to take in an election year was not at the best moment, and he said, the national interest of the United States is not tied to a political cycle.
		But when the issue is one that affects the country so greatly, it has to matter a lot that so many men and women with so much accumulated wisdom and experience over such a long period of time are coming together to offer their collective advice today.
		And, President Ford, I was listening to your comment about the 1949 vote and recalling that another young congressman in 1949 was my father, Congressman Albert Gore, who voted as you did on that measure.
	www.clintonfoundation.org /legacy/050900-speech-by-president-at-pntr-event.htm (5698 words)

	Washingtonpost.com Special Report: Clinton Accused
		Despite polls that show most voters dislike Clinton and question his character, political observers -- including many Republicans -- said Gore has handled himself well and that it was unlikely he would suffer in a 2000 presidential bid because of his close association with Clinton.
		On Aug. 17, when Clinton acknowledged on national television that he had misled the nation about his relationship with White House intern Monica S. Lewinsky, Gore was vacationing in Hawaii, where he issued a statement that said in part that he was "proud" of Clinton.
		As recounted by James Cannon, a Ford aide, in his book "Time and Chance," the new vice president suggested in his first television interview that Nixon negotiate a compromise with Congress rather than continue to withhold White House tapes and documents Watergate investigators were seeking.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/gore122398.htm (977 words)

	>> HaroldFordJr.com \| News<< (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Ford won more votes than all other primary candidates in the Senate race, including expected second-place finisher, Bob Corker.
		More than 1,500 Ford supporters celebrated the victory with President Bill Clinton at a rally at the Titans’ LP Field.
		With the general election now underway, the Ford campaign will continue to emphasize the issues that matter most to Tennesseans: education, energy independence, the ongoing war in Iraq, and the exploding federal debt.
	www.haroldfordjr.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=305 (300 words)

	CNN - 'Shadow: Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate' - June 16, 1999
		Gerald Ford had been traveling from California to Colorado when impeachment was voted but saw the gathering on the White House South Lawn on television.
		Ford liked Clinton personally but was wary of him.
		Both Ford and Jimmy Carter had agreed to speak jointly on impeachment because the issue had so many consequences for the presidency.
	www.cnn.com /books/beginnings/9906/shadow/index.html (574 words)

	Carter, Ford urge censure for Clinton - December 21, 1998
		Saying impeachment has brought "profound disgrace" to Clinton and a "grievous and deepening wound" to the country, the two former presidents appealed to the Senate for a bipartisan censure resolution.
		Although Clinton has vowed to remain in office and recent polls show he enjoys a high level of public support, the matter now goes before the Senate, which could hold a trial and remove him from office with a two-thirds majority.
		Carter and Ford do not agree with those who believe a censure is unconstitutional, saying the Senate can "end this national ordeal" without violating the rule of law or further damaging the presidency.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1998/12/21/carter.ford/index.html (569 words)

	National Policy Analysis #208: Gore May Have More Political Baggage Than Clinton - August 1998
		Should he be called upon to complete President Clinton's term in office, Vice President Albert Gore will not be able to restore political tranquility the same way Gerald R. Ford did 24 years ago.
		In his pardon of the former President, Ford said, "the tranquility to which this nation has been restored by the events of recent weeks could be irreparably lost by the prospects of bringing to trial a former President of the United States.
		By pardoning Nixon, Ford was able to quickly put an end to a national crisis and rebuild public faith in our constitutional system.
	www.nationalcenter.org /NPA208.html (633 words)

	Big day in Little Rock for 42nd president / Rain doesn't dampen spirits at dedication ceremony for Clinton library
		But he saved his strongest endorsement for his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has made clear that she will run for a second term as a senator from New York in 2006 but is also widely believed to be seeking the presidency in 2008.
		As Clinton, 58, who underwent heart bypass surgery in early September, gave the drenched crowd a big wave, President Bush peeked under the umbrella that obscured his wife's face, as if to make sure he was standing next to the right person.
		Clinton thanked Kerry for being "back on the job." And to Gore, a noted environmentalist, he said that his library, built with solar panels, was energy efficient.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/11/19/MNGSB9UALU1.DTL (1111 words)

	Ford: Rebuke Clinton, don't impeach
		NEW YORK -- President Clinton should appear in the well of the House and receive a "harshly worded rebuke" from Congress this year for his affair with Monica Lewinsky, former President Ford said in Sunday's New York Times.
		Ford said an apology would be inadequate and a fine would trivialize Clinton's misconduct.
		"Gerald Ford is a man who has been there, who understands a situation like this and understands the importance of deferring to constitutional standards under all circumstances," he said.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/1998/10/04/loc_clford04.html (505 words)

	Roger Clinton Arrested - CBS News
		Clinton's 44-year-old half-brother, Roger, was arrested Saturday on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
		Michael Ambrosini of CBS Station KNX-AM reports Clinton was pulled over by an officer who says he decided to investigate after seeing Clinton's Ford Expedition SUV run a stop sign and brush against the curb.
		Police say Clinton failed a balance and coordination test and was taken to the city jail for a breath test.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2001/02/18/national/printable272924.shtml (502 words)

	Regulatory Process Reform: From Ford to Clinton
		Ford’s first formal reform action was the establishment of the Council on Wage and Price Stability (CWPS) in August 1974.
		In November 1974, President Ford’s Executive Order 11821 established procedures for preparing Inflation Impact Statements that were designed to illuminate the economic impact of regulatory proposals, specifically their effects on productivity and competition.
		Ford focused on four reforms: (1) measuring and considering the costs and benefits of proposed regulations; (2) reducing the backlog and delays in regulatory proceedings; (3) suggesting changes in the legislation under which each regulatory commission operates, including deregulation where appropriate; and (4) assuring that the consumers’ interests prevail in regulatory proceedings.
	www.cato.org /pubs/regulation/reg20n1a.html (4831 words)

	BBC News \| Latest news \| Ford enters Clinton row
		United States President Bill Clinton should be rebuked but not impeached for his role in the Monica Lewinsky affair, one of his predecessors has said.
		Gerald Ford says Mr Clinton should accept the rebuke in person and take full responsibility for his part in the scandal and for efforts to delay or impede its investigation.
		Mr Ford, 85, appealed for the rebuke process to be carried out "without partisan exploitation or mean-spiritedness".
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/americas/186149.stm (285 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Ford: Lewinsky Affair Did Not Damage Office
		Published On By MARC J. Former U.S. President Gerald R. Ford, the Heffernan visiting fellow at the Institute of Politics (IOP), said yesterday in a campus press conference that President Clinton's extramarital affair with Monica S. Lewinsky threatened the institution of the presidency, but did not damage it.
		Ford, who had urged Congress to censure Clinton in a series of opinion pieces he wrote for The New York Times, raised the possibility that a future Congress may reverse Clinton's impeachment.
		Ford, a Republican, offered a positive spin on the possible candidacy of Elizabeth H. Dole for his party's presidential nomination, noting that Dole had served in his administration as a member of the Federal Aviation Administration.
	www.thecrimson.com /printerfriendly.aspx?ref=96115 (477 words)

	Building Construction Consultant Florida: Alachua Investigation Expert
		Clinton J. Ford P.A. provides consulting support to clients and or attorneys who need assistance during Pre-trial and or Trial, pre or post termination of contractor, investigation of contractor or sub-contractors, licensure issues, permitting issues and or other.
		Clinton J. Ford M.S. principle of Clinton J. Ford P.A. has taught for many years Principles and Practices of the Construction Industry and developed curriculum for the Florida Construction Licensing Board for continuing education.
		Clinton J. Ford P.A. individually tailors each case for our clients to provide the greatest benefit and impact in either a defensive or offensive posture.
	www.buildingconstructionconsultant.com (172 words)

	The City Paper - Smart, Fast, Free (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) will host a $1,000 per head fundraiser at her Beltway residence for Ford’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee on June 15.
		The involvement of the Clinton family in the Tennessee Senate race supports a common perception of political pundits and commentators around the country that the Volunteer State and a Ford win could swing the Senate to Democratic control.
		Ford’s relationship with the Clintons has already provided fodder for the field of Republicans vying for their party’s nomination for the Senate.
	www.nashvillecitypaper.com /index.cfm?section=9&screen=news&news_id=49924 (504 words)

	Clinton Ford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Clinton Ford, located in Clinton, Indiana, provides area Ford shoppers with top-notch customer service, a friendly and knowledgeable sales staff and a low-pressure sales environment that's second to none.
		If you want to be treated like family when you buy your next car, you should definitely stop by Clinton Ford.
		This Clinton-area Ford dealer is located at 335 South 3rd Street.
	www.indiana-forddealer.com /clinton-ford.htm (71 words)

	Clinton Ford Music - Favorite Songs - Lyrics From
		Clinton Ford will now be best remembered for his novelty song, "Fanlight Fanny"- a recording...
		Clinton Ford Music Hall Memories songs CD album can be purchased at CD Universe...
		Clinton was an excellent student and a talented saxophonist.
	www.lyricsfrom.com /artists/c/Clinton-Ford.html (1655 words)

	U.S. Newswire : Releases : "Former Presidents Ford, Carter, Clinton Urge President..." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		WASHINGTON, July 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Former Presidents Ford, Carter and Clinton are urging President Bush to save the landmark 1994 federal Assault Weapons Act, which is set to expire Sept. 13 unless the President and Congress act.
		According to ATF data, since the Act was passed in 1994, the incidence of assault weapon use in crime has dropped by 66 percent.
		Former Presidents Reagan, Carter and Ford sent a similar letter to Congress in May 1994 urging Congress to pass the law.
	releases.usnewswire.com /GetRelease.asp?id=105-07062004 (417 words)

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