Nixon Gift Paper Restrictions Fight Stalls Tax Return Details
An AP report outlines conflict over Nixon's 1969 gift of his vice presidential papers to the nation. The gift deed imposes viewing and deposition limits, while Nixon's 1970 tax return lists no restrictions. IRS rules require a statement of any limits attached to the return, triggering scrutiny of the gift's deductibility and legal status.
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Nixon papers declassification audit reviewed for 1971 72 returns
March 27 1923 Associated Press requested Nixon private vice presidential papers under an executive order on declassification. The documents may be deposited in a presidential library in the future. Tulero, then NSC staff, noted the AP request. Dean Jr. White House counsel oversaw the decision.
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Arabs Oil Embargo Shift Spurs Soviet Reassessment
Moscow is rethinking the Arab oil embargo strategy as it risks harming Soviet East bloc allies and future Western trade. Kremlin circles grow anxious over detente, credits to Russia, and Arab state alignments while Iraq backs oil expansion and nationalization of Western oil firms, dampening the embargo’s appeal.
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Yule Buyers Warned About Lead-Wick Candles
Washington reports lead-wick candles pose health risks per EPA and consumer study. The Consumer Product Safety Commission will investigate, with calls for a ban and exchanges for affected brands. Consumers are advised not to buy or burn candles showing lead wire around the wick.
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Two Independent Dealers Seek Court Help Against Mobil
In New Haven two Mobil gasoline dealers sue Mobil Oil Corp claiming nonrenewal of leases aims to squeeze independents from the market. The suit cites antitrust violations, exclusive product deals, and breach of a lease pledge. They seek a temporary injunction as Connecticut and national dealer groups back the action.
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