Nixon Faces Tax Dispute With Hill Panel Over Deductions
President Nixon risks more than 250000 dollars in back taxes if the House Senate Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation rules against him on two issues. He seeks to deduct about 500000 dollars for donation of vice presidential papers and questions whether a 117000 dollar gain from the 1970 San Clemente estate sale was real. If both are denied, amended returns may push tax due above 250000 dollars plus interest.
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Washington
Nixon
Congressional Committee
House Senate Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
San Clemente
Biscayne, Fla
District of Columbia
U.S
D.C
California
Sacramento
Tricia
Elmer Bobst
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Tricia Nixon
Warner-Lamber
Florida
Les Aspin
Aspin
Senate Watergate Committee
Arabs Tie Oil Flow To Israeli Pullout
Cincinnati officials report partial bus service as a strike ends briefly after a court injunction. Arab oil ministers pledge another 5 percent output cut in January, linking flow to Israel’s timetable for withdrawal from occupied lands. Washington discussions center on U S military aid to Israel and energy supply leverage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Metro
Anson Evans
Kuwait
United States
Israel
Persian Gulf
Washington
Jerusalem
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
NBC
U.S
Yamani
Belaid Abdesalam
Middle East
First storm dumps heavy snow across West Virginia and Virginia
Six to twenty inches of wet snow crippled eastern and southern West Virginia and parts of Virginia. Bluefield became the storm hub with highways near impassable after midnight as crews from state and local agencies fought to clear roads. A Trailways bus delay near Coaldale Mountain worsened traffic, while city cinder crews struggled to keep plowed streets passable through dawn.
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Dee Wilson
West Virginia
U.S. Rt. 52
Hast River Mountain
Virginia
U.S. 52
F. E. Thomas
Princeton
State Police
Coaldale Mountain
Trailways
Bluefield
Welch
UMW Convention Enters Second Week With Benefit Demands
The United Mine Workers open week two of its 46th constitutional convention in Pittsburgh with emphasis on fringe benefits and cost of living adjustments. Proposals include sick pay and higher retirement fund contributions, while strike fund and dues increases spark debate among delegates. President Arnold Miller warned of a lengthy strike if demands are unmet.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Monborne
Ivan White
International Executive Board
Charleston
W. Va
White
Washington, D.C
Gasless Sunday Eases Gasoline Shortage Across Nation
Associated Press reports motorists largely adapted to a voluntary gasoline sales ban from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday amid wintry weather. About 80 percent of the 220 communities surveyed reported pumps closed with few stranded motorists. Legislative moves sought to authorize mandatory closures.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
America
Nixon
Congress Nears Adjournment Without Answers on Social Security Hike
As Congress nears its 1973 adjournment, the 11 percent Social Security increase remains unresolved. House and Senate approved two step boosts on separate bills, but a tangle over conference terms, timing, and funding jeopardizes final passage. If enacted, benefits would start next May due to computer changes, with possible retroactive payments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ae Means
Wilbur Rep
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Mills
Ullman
Russell B. Long
D.-La
Senate Finance Committee
Social Security Administration
Burn Victim Loses Hope After Second Accident
Alan McDonald 23 suffered first and second degree burns on his face and hands after gunpowder exploded near a campfire during a hunting trip. He previously burned severely in February 1960 when gasoline was thrown on him. Bonnie McDonald recalled his long recovery and current fragile condition.
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Miami
Alan McDonald
McDonald
Bonnie McDonald
Alan
Bluefield Christmas Tree Fund at 38 Percent of Goal
Weekend donations to the Bluefield Community Christmas Tree fund total $102, leaving a date to raise $3,700 in two weeks to reach the $6,000 target. About 1,500 underprivileged Bluefield children rely on the fund for a merry Christmas. Send gifts to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Fund or drop at 412 Bland Street.
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Bluefield
Community Christmas Tree Fund
C-O Bluefield Daily Telegraph
W.va
Bland Street
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