Nixon risks big tax bill over Hill panel ruling
President Nixon faces potential tax penalties exceeding 250000 with interest possibly surpassing 300000 if the House Senate Committee on Internal Revenue tax determines he underpaid. Read details show his net worth rose from 307000 in 1969 to 988000 in 1973 and large deductions tied to vice presidential papers and San Clemente estate.
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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
First Major Winter Storm Drops Heavy Snow Across Bluefield Area
A heavy wet snowstorm dumped six to twenty inches across eastern and southern West Virginia and parts of Virginia. Bluefield and surrounding routes became nearly impassable as cinder crews, state highways, and Bluefield city crews battled rapidly accumulating snow on U.S. 52 corridors and city streets.
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West Virginia
U.S. Rt. 52
East River Mountain
Virginia
U.S. 52
F. E. Thomas
Princeton
State Police
Coaldale Mountain
Trailways
Bluefield
Welch
Arabs in Gulf cut oil output as Israel pullout pledged
Arab oil ministers in Kuwait said they will cut January production by five percent and resume exports to the United States only after Israel begins pulling out of occupied territories. They demanded a withdrawal timetable and guarantees from Washington for implementation.
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Kuwait
United States
Israel
Persian Gulf
Washington
Jerusalem
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
NBC
Meet the Press
U.S
Yamani
Belaid Abdesalam
Transit strike eases with partial service in Cincinnati
Anson Evans said many strikers will report to work Monday and buses will run in part. The walkout began Friday night after a court injunction, with no schedule for further talks from either side.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Queen City Metro
Anson Evans
Vietnamese retake of Kien Duc meets stiff presssure
South Vietnamese government forces who said they retook Kien Duc withdrew under North Vietnamese pressure. A South Vietnamese pilot returning from the town described the situation as very bad.
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Gianghia
South Vietnam
Kien Duc
UMW Convention Enters Second Week Amid Demands
UMW delegates begin week two of the 46th constitutional convention in Pittsburgh with focus on fringe benefits sick pay a cost of living allowance and higher retirement fund contributions. President Arnold Miller warns of a lengthy strike if demands aren’t met while the strike fund and dues questions spark debate and potential floor votes.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
John DiBiase
Collective Bargaining Committee
DiBiase
Gasless Sunday Eases Gas Shortage Amid Snowy Highways
Associated Press reports motorists largely adapted to a voluntary gas sale ban as heavy winter weather curbed travel. About 80 percent of states observed pump closings in response to President Nixon's energy plea, with several drivers stranded and many staying home due to snow and ice.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
America
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Nix
Nixon
Congress Nears Adjournment Without Answers on Social Security Increase
As Congress nears its 1973 adjournment on December 21, the 11 percent Social Security boost for about 30 million recipients remains undecided. House and Senate have approved two-step increases in separate bills, but conference prospects look unlikely with limited time.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Eos and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Dae al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Mills
Ullman
Ixon
Russell B. Long
D.-La
Senate Finance Committee
Social Security Administration
Burn Victim Faces Second Fire, Hopes Dented
Alan McDonald, 23, survived a February 1960 gasoline fire that left him scarred after skin grafts. While on a hunting trip last week his face and hands burned again when gun powder near a campfire exploded. He says, If my friend hadn't been there, I would have jumped into a canal.
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Miami
Alan McDonald
McDonald
Bonnie McDonald
Alan
Bluefield Christmas Tree Fund Trails at 38 Percent
Weekend donations for the Bluefield Community Christmas Tree fund total $102, bringing the year to date to 2,329.02 or 38 percent of the $6,000 goal. With two weeks left and about 1,500 underprivileged children to aid, organizers urge mailed or in-person gifts to support the program through the Bluefield Daily Telegraph mailbox or newspaper offices. Donors include Donald and David Kersey, Miss Lynett Lynch, Mrs. I. T. Wynne, Mrs. S. J. Dempsey, Mrs. Annie Crouch, Carol and Susan Tabor, Mrs. Grace Rigney, and others.
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Bluefield
Community Christmas Tree Fund
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
W.va
Bland Street
Kersey
Lynett Lynch
I. T. Wynne
S. J. Dempsey
Fritz Collins
Annie Crouch
Carol
Susan Tabor
Grace Rigney
Garland P. Bruce
J. H. Joyce
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Tazewell County
Dee Wilson
By Dee Wilson
Les Aspin
Aspin
Senate Watergate Committee
Moshe Dayan
James R. Schlesinger
Geneva
Middle East
Edward Monborne
Constitution Committee
Monborne
Ivan White
International Executive Board
Charleston
W. Va
White
Washington, DC
Donald and
David
Mack
F.D. Lazenby
N. F
George
Richardson Jr
Jim Short
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