Mills deflects on tax report details amid Health setback
Mills, cochairman of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue and Taxation, refused to reveal specifics on the president's tax returns for 1969 to 1972. He questions deductions for presidential papers pre July 25, 1969 and notes ongoing health problems requiring recovery in a hospital after spinal surgery. The query could influence views on resignation amid Watergate.
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Joint Committee On Internal Revenue and Taxation
Mills
Cochairman
TV Course For Nurses At UConn Beamed Statewide
The University of Connecticut offers a closed circuit TV course for nurses to improve patient relationships. Spanning six sessions from March 25 to June 3, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., instructor Mrs. Alin Stoppleworth leads The Helping Relationship. Beamed to eight locations including Bridgeport and Stamford, via UConn’s radio-television center, the course costs $30 with March 15 deadline. Magellan's ship Victoria was the first to circle the earth.
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Stamford
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School of Nursing
Box U-59
University of _Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Nixon reveals new Watergate disclosures amid cases
The report details Nixon saying he investigated before releasing information on the Watergate break in. McCord and Liddy faced convictions while five others pleaded guilty. McCord seeks reversal citing new disclosures. Nixon notes Dean claimed payments existed about 5,100 years old as mosaics show cows misused for milking.
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Nixon
McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic National Committee
Mesopotamia
Clock Strike Continues at Seth Thomas Plant
A week into a 40 year first strike at Seth Thomas clockmakers in Thomaston 128 UAW Local 1082 members walk picket lines daily. Workers demand a 6 percent wage increase and better medical and insurance benefits.
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Thomaston
UPI
Seth Thomas
Clockmakers
General Time Corporation
United Auto Workers Local 1082
Paper price and control changes eyed by policy council
Controls are lifted gradually with major firms required to sign commitments on future price increases and export policy. No. 32 newsprint could rise from 185 to about 200 per ton by August. Wage and price controls relaxed for paper, affecting wholesale prices and labor, with final retail impact uncertain.
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Conlan
Council
Dunlop
Wesleyan Receives Humanities Grant for Science as a Humanistic Discipline
Wesleyan University in Middletown has been awarded a 1.12 million dollar grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. President Colin G. Campbell said the funds will back a three year curricular development program titled Science as a Humanistic Discipline.
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Middletown
UPL
Wesyan University
National Endownment
Wesleyan
Colin G. Campbell
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