Word: pardons
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...There is no question that Watergate and the pardon had an impact, a serious impact, on my election possibility...
...people have been "examined" by an electronic brain at the University of Wisconsin's Center for Health Sciences in Madison. The computer does not diagnose ailments or prescribe pills, but it comes close. After analyzing the patients' answers, and confessing a few limitations of its own ("Pardon me a few minutes while I compute"), it calculates their chances for good health and long life. It also tells how to improve those odds...
...first important act after the Inaugural will be to pardon all Viet Nam draft resisters. Then he will turn his attention to the major goals for his Administration, which he discusses in depth with TIME in an exclusive interview (see page 23). An analysis of the nation's problems and Carter's policies...
...Like any other citizen," the judge said, "these officials are charged with the knowledge of established law and must be held accountable for personal misconduct." Halperin's suit was a civil action and therefore not covered by President Ford's pardon absolving Nixon of any criminal acts that occurred during his Administration...
...difficult" to meet because the unemployment rate has risen to 8.1%. Some analysts are now talking of a 7.1% jobless rate by the end of 1977, but Carter later said he was sticking to his original promise. Concerning another pledge, Carter has not decided whether to broaden the blanket pardon that he promised to give during his first week in office to the 4,500 draft evaders of the Viet Nam War era. Carter is considering also pardoning 5,000 deserters and 85,000 former servicemen who went AWOL during the same period...