The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 20, 1978, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Ford From page "I understand why the Israelis have retaliated. They feel that it is necessary to take the retaliatory action to prevent succeeding raids. Both actions have been injurious in trying to keep the momentum going for a secure peace between Israel on the one hand and Egypt on the other and potentially Israel with both Jordan and Syria." FORD RECOGNIZED several problems in Carter's economic policy and he cited differences in inflation figures between his administration and the current administration. "Unfortunately, since January 20, 1977, to the present time, the rate of inflation under President Carter has gone up on an annual basis from 4.8 percent when I was president to 6.8 percent at the present time." Ford views the purchasing of German marks by the U.S. as a "temporary thing." He said the rxiirnU ocinrt ii?At tlrl n/\f KnitO pui vuq01u5 >yuuiu uui uavv aujr long-range impact. 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Subscription rates are M per semester and $2 for the summer (At cinnc Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. 1 "It's only a bandaid on the serious problem. Once they (the Carter administration) get through buying the dollars or whatever they do in the monetary markets around the world, if they haven't gone to the root of the problem, the cause of the difficulty, it'll just be a temporary palliative, a bandaid." FORD, SPONSORED by the American Enterprise Institute, characterized his visit as a nonpolitical one. Friday headdressed a 9 a.m. class in International Studies on U.S. Foreign Policy. At ll:15a.m. he spoke to an American Government class on the role of the president in relation to Congress. "How the President and Congress Relate in Formulating Major U.S. Policies" was the topic of Ford's j msui I m ? OiammiWKiYTm I BliV^ I | WOW! YOU' RE Oi l | IX SEXY SATIX DA ? i ij:: You won't want to hide | because these are the softes ? seductive under things - ? Beautiful. washable g: Remarque <R> with luscioi | trim So dreamy! Heal fash g; real girls! Get yours today i w St Sj s 1 (Herby^ yonmmny ? j & I 3 p.m.lecture to law students and members of the press at the Law Center. Friday evening Ford was the featured guest sneaker at a banquet celebrating the end of Law Day, which recognizes outstanding students and professors in the USC Law School. On Saturday Ford was featured speaker at the '"Evening of Champions," a roast held in honor of USC head football coach,Jim Carlen. Of particular interest at almost all the functions Ford attended was his possible candidacy for the presidential race in 1980. He would not write his "obituary" as he termed it. FORD EXPRESSED his pleasure of being in S.C. at the am 4 It OIKL YWEAR! I hem. t. most ever! WyW;:;^ roast, his last appearance before returning home early yesterday. His final remarks drew a burst of applause from the assemblage. "I'll be around in 1980," he said. 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