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CBS, NBC COMPLAIN
Ford's request irks networks

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NEW YORK ( - The three
major networks broadcast Pres-
ident Ford's Kansas City speech
live last night, but only after
a formal White House request
that drew a grumble from CBS
and an expression of concern
from NBC. There were no
gripes from ABC.
CBS and ABC said they in-
itally decided against live cov-
erage of the speech on the basis
of news judgent. But NBC said

it had made no decision on live
coverage prior to the formal re-
quest for air time.
White House Press Secretary
Ron Nessen, a former NBC
newsman, said in a statement
approved by Ford and issued at
midday yesterday that "the net-
works did not feel that it was
newsworthy" to air live cover-
age of how Americans can fight
inflation and conserve energy.
Therefore, he said, "We have

Milliken predicts 'U'
state fund increase

formally requested time for the calling our news bureau in
networks this evening." Washington this morning."
CBS News said in a later Texts of Ford's address were
statement that it "is acceeding given newsmen well before his
to this request, while noting speech.
that it raises quesions we must "But we did not signify to
consider for the future." It the White House by noon that
didn't elaborate, and CBS News we would cover the speecn,"
officials wouldn't go beyond it. Wald said. "They then made
At ABC, a spokesman said the that formal request. But we
speech was scheduled for 10 hadn't made any decision on
p.m. EDT "and we decided to coverage before then."
pass on it. That was a news And, he added, "I don't think
judgment thing. Then the White they gave enough consideration
House said the speech would be to the problems they would be
rescheduled for 8 p.m. and re- creating, the problems-in our
quested the time. So we said, case, of covering the ball game
"of course." -and problems of what people
might otherwise want to see.
RI r head of NBC "It also raises problems of
News, said White House offi- what does the President do
cials late last week invited live when he commands time on the
network coverage of Ford's whr and what should be the re-
speech and said it would start a, nd whfrmalrequests fo
at 10:30 p.m. EDT. air time from the networks. It
He said NBC explained to raises a whole series of ques-
them that would put it right in tions."
the middle of NBC's live cover- Ironically, no questions arose
age of the third World Series for public television. The Na
game: "They apparently made tional Public Affairs Center for
an error when they thought the Television said it got no formal
game would be over by then. request from the White House
Then on Monday, they came to transmit live coverage of
back and said, 'How about 8 Ford's speech.
p.m.' " The Public Broadcasting Serv-
He said NBC asked them "to ice said it decided to stick with
give us an indication of what its planned night last night be-
the speech would be about. I cause the networks were carry-
must say, it didn't sound ter- ing Ford's speech live. The
ribly important when I was schedule included a Democratic
____------ - response to Ford's Oct. 8 eco-
nomic address to a joint session
® ® of the Congress.

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tax-supported universities will
be well above the budgets for
this year."
S t a t e appropriation figures
make up the balk of the Uni-
versity's General Fund Budget
(this year $158 million) which
pays for such programs as
teaching, research, student fi-
nancial aid, counseling services
and administration.

In last week's letter, Milliken
had said to "assume that tui-
tion increases and enrollment
decreases are not viable alter-
natives" to make up revenues
lost if state appropriations to
the Ann Arbor campus are
slashed from this year's 5105.5
million to $101.3 million, which
the governor targeted for next,
year's budget.
HOWEVER, the governor now
admits that the appropriations
for next year will almost cer-
tainly total more than $106j
million.

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Former candidate

Linda Jeness, Socialist Worker's Party 1972 Presidential can-
didate addresses a crowd of about 30 people last night in the
Michigan Union. She criticized the simple economic solutions
suggested by Ford and Nixon and urged people to work to-
ward the replacement of capitalism by socialism.

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streets, but I am not going to
stand by and let people be
hurt," the governor said.
While declaring that Ford is
aware of the current develop-
ments in Boston, the White

House statement said "no for- dispatched to Boston City Hall
mal written request for federal to inform White of the gover-
troops has been received by nor's decision.
thesoesdnyor Mayor Kevin P eSargent acted after racial
A spkesmn fr Maor Kvinfighting broke out again in the
White refused to comment on schools--this time at Hyde Park
Sargent's request. But he said
White has opposed the calling High School-following a three-
out of the Guard into his city. day holiday weekend. Nine per-
Lt. Gov. Donald Dwight was , sons were reported injured.

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