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A statue of former President Ford is slated to be placed in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
Three by three, Boy Scouts filed by the flag-draped casket of Gerald Ford on Tuesday and saluted the only Eagle Scout ever to become president.
The nation remembered Gerald R. Ford on Tuesday for what he didn't have — pretensions, a scheming agenda, a great golf game — as much as for the small-town authenticity he brought to the presidency.
The Capitol opened its doors to ordinary people wishing to pay last respects to Gerald R. Ford after dignitaries praised the 38th president as a healer and a rock in the dispiriting aftermath of his predecessor's disgraced presidency.
Borne by eight U.S. servicemen in crisp dress uniforms, Gerald R. Ford's flag-draped casket was carried past his widow into their hometown church Friday for a public viewing that marked the start of six days of mourning for the former president.
Former President Ford has checked into the Mayo Clinic for a few days as he undergoes unspecified "testing and evaluation."
If you ever speak to a conservative audience, a sure-fire way to strike a resonant chord is by excoriating the "liberal media." They have become the favorite whipping boy of the conservative inteligencia.
American town finds drug agent is really an impostor - International Herald TribuneThis is a funny story about a man pretending to be a federal officer coming to rescue a small town of its drug problem. Interesting how even today it is possible for someone to pretend he is a police-officer.
Tracking Outsourced BonanzasFew Bush administration spending programs are more in need of scrutiny and daylight than the outsourcing of government programs to private contractors.
My wife decided to go view the casket of President Ford and told me it was a significant experience for her. I decided at 2:15 a.m. that I should not miss the experience, so I packed in the car and headed to downtown Grand Rapids.
Tonight the line was four hours and building to view the casket of former President Gerald R. Ford.
Gerald Ford, adopted son, Grand Rapids native and UM Football star returned home today. After flying from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington DC, he was flown over the Big House (University of Michigan Stadium) and landed in Grand Rapids at Gerald R.
Five sets of two fighters flew directly over downtown Grand Rapids, Mi at 12:50 p.m. local time today after numerous fly-bys south of town earlier in the morning. As they reached Pearl Street, the street on which the Gerald R. Ford Museum is located they peeled up and out.
As former President Ford is leaving Washington, there have been numerous siting of military jets in the sky's south of Grand Rapids, Michigan. One theory is that they are practicing the approach for the fly-over expected to happen tomorrow afternoon as Gerald R. Ford is buried.
TIME.com: Gerald Ford: Steady Hand for a Nation in Crisis -- Page 1Gerald Ford A true American
Gerald Ford Hospitalized, Oldest Living Former President Is Undergoing Medical Tests"Just like Gerald Ford." - Johnny from AIRPLANE!
Former President Ford hospitalized again - CNN.com"Former President Gerald Ford had an angioplasty proceedure to reduce or eliminate blockages in his coronary arteries".
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