Sheila Weidenfeld

"... her part time job as a news photogra- i pher for the Associated Press '•lest there be a “conflict of interest" when she campaigns for her father, the President. Sheila Weidenfeld, the First Lady's press secretary, --said Wednesday that Susan, to “do some campaigning for her father” and •'.she told the AP she would not to work in its Washington picture ..."

"... perfectly normal human being like all young girls and I would certainly counsel and advise her on the subject Mrs. Ford replied. What Mrs. Ford meant, her press secretary Sheila Weidenfeld explained Wednesday, was that "parents and children should be able to talk things out.? Dite; neering in this county Loren Cunningham Chairman. Buard ot Directors MMI Creek Conservancy District FREE ..."

"... job WASHINGTON President Ford's daughter Susan, jj 17, has for a job as a summer intern jj photographer at the Washington Posl, but sric hasn't jj back yel. jj Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld, the First Lady's press jj secretary, said Sunday Susan applied for the Job more than a month ogo and her parents "love the Idea." The fact thal Susan was angling ..."

"... comment on the report. But between laughs, he added, "My book will come out in the spring of 1980, and I have quite a bit more to say about Shella Weidenfeld." In a chapter titled “Smokes What’ Smokes What!," Mrs. Weidenfeld writes that in July 1975, she was upset when agente told her Jack Ford smoked marijuana at public rock concerto. "Shella, there are two sides to Jack Ford," Mrs. Weidenfeld quotes an unnamed agent as saying. "He goes bananas at these rock concerts. He smokes, he listens to the music and he goes bananas." Mrs. Weidenfeld continued by describing a conversation with Kennerly in which she said she disapproved of he and Jack taking a Washington Post reporter and some members of the Rollings Stones rock ..."