World Awaits Kohoutek the Comet Across the Nation
Washington reports Kohoutek may light the sky as scientists call it the century’s cosmic hit. NASA officials see it as key to understanding comet head molecules and solar origins. Public interest spans religion, astrology, student culture, and media and travel plans.
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Nixon Tax Study Under Way in Washington As Inquiry Expands
The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation may widen its review of President Nixon's tax returns beyond his requested scope. Senator Russell Long said a full audit is likely, with potential focus on a $576,000 deduction for donating presidential papers and a $117,370 capital gain from San Clemente real estate. The panel has begun examining Nixon's tax documents and aims to start quickly, though hearings may be postponed.
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Automakers Get Nod To Raise 1974 Prices
Washington reports the government freed GM Ford American Motors and Chrysler from wage and price controls for auto assembly in return for price commitments. Chrysler refused. GM Ford agreed to average $150 increases, small cars capped at $130. 1975 planning flexibility cited.
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Rags To Riches York Teenager Turned Beggar To Wealth
A York teen once delivering cries to an elderly widow who rewarded him with pawn tickets he could not redeem has become wealthy. The feature references his rise from poverty to affluence in a narrative labeled The Inside Story.
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Congress Eyes Yearlong Daylight Time and Efficient Cars
Senate House conference agreement targets year round daylight time to save energy and raise car mileage to 29 mpg by 1979. Agencies discuss a new Federal Energy Administration to coordinate fuel allocation and price controls while fuel conservation measures and possible auto fuel shifts are debated amid rising oil concerns.
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