Nixon owes IRS tax of four hundred sixty five thousand
Washington AP report says President Nixon faces about a 465000 back tax bill with interest after IRS findings over deductions, capital gains, and federally funded improvements. Officials plan to borrow to cover payments while denying fraud. The White House notes no wrongdoing.
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White House
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
National Archives
Federal
New York City
San Clemente
Cali
Gerald L. Warren
James B. Rhoads
United States
Rhoads
Mixed local reaction to Nixon paying back taxes
Local taxpayers in Biddeford, Saco, and nearby areas express a range of views on President Richard Nixon paying about 465000 in back taxes. Most support the payment, while a few advocate punishment or stay neutral, with opinions reflecting political leanings and beliefs about accountability.
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Richard Nixon
Journal
Nixon
Biddeford
Danbury
Raoul LaBranche
LaBranche
Lyndon Johnson
Carol Binett
The
Conrad Douville
Saco
Gene Hreton
Douville
Siddeford
Tornado Toll Soars Across Georgia to Ohio
Tornadoes ripped across Georgia to Ohio late Wednesday and today, killing more than 320 people and injuring thousands. Half of Xenia, Ohio, was destroyed, with 24 killed and 1,000 homeless in a community of 25,000. Debris filled streets as crews struggled to reach trapped victims amid leveled buildings and overturned vehicles.
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Xenia
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Kentucky
Allen Pearson
National
Atlanta
Mississippi
National Guard
Springfield
Gary Heflin
Pye
C.B. Grissom
Lexington
Wendell H. Ford de
Ford
Frankfort
Louisville
Brandenburg
Solldiers
Ft. Knox
John J. Gilligan
Ray Jordan
Cincinnati
National Weather Service
Weather Service
John Laing
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
Booming Tourism Predicted For Old Orchard Beach
Officials predict a strong summer tourist season in Old Orchard Beach after a Montreal promotion trip involving Town Manager Rita Belair, chamber officials, and Maine Innkeepers Association members. The visit drew publicity with TV coverage and a reception, and could lead to an official Montreal visit during the Festival of Waters, June 21 to 30, with potential civic official attendance.
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Montreal
Rita Belair
Chamber of Commerce
Maine Innkeepers Association
Chamber
David Despres
Old Orchard Beach
Raymond Collins
Despres
Collins
Montreal News
Planners Approve Compo I an BL Move and Housing Project
The Biddeford Planning Board approved Components Inc of Kennebunk moving into the former W T Grant store at the Biddeford Shopping Center and gave final approval to 40 low income housing units on outer Main Street near Rotary Park. The board allowed a light industry use in B-2 with restrictions to prevent nuisance by noise fumes smoke or pollution and ensured no large trucks or major traffic impact.
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Biddeford
Planning Board
Economic Improvement Commission
Maineaw
Component
Kennebunk
John Boinsonneault
Components
Corning Glass
Roland Morissette
Atty
Randall Smith
Bernard Cohen
John Bradford
Wee
Maiden name rights in Maine reach state Supreme Judicial Court
A Portland woman appeals a probate ruling denying her request to keep her maiden name after marriage. The five Maine Supreme Judicial Court justices hear arguments on whether a married woman may legally use her maiden name, contending English common law and Maine statutes allow it.
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Portland
Maine
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Cumberland County
Brefore
York County
Lloyd LaFountain
Biddeford
Susan H. Reben
Susan E. Hirsch
LaFountain
Reben
Howard T. Reben
California
Armand A. Dufresne
More Twins Are Born These Days Cartoon Headline
In a light weekly note, the paper jokes that more twins are being born nowadays. The quip suggests that some babies may lack the courage to enter the world alone, reflecting a playful, tongue in cheek editorial stance.
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