Nixon Oil and Dairy Campaign Ties Face Scrutiny in 1971 Memo
A 1971 memo ties AMI and dairy cooperatives to Nixon campaign funding amid anti trust suits. White House aides dispute links, noting staff briefing on labor spending and a later ITT settlement connected to GOP events. The report details pledges, lawsuits, and internal memos involving Mitchell and Haldeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Cofson
Ware House
Weat Ie Snema
Nixon
AMI
White Piper
Bin
Dairyyen
Organized Labor
Murray Cholier
Mid America Dairymen, Inc
Dairy Men, Inc
ITT
San Diego
Crimell Corp
Hartford Fire Ansurance Co
Cantesa Corp
Carson
H. B. Haldeman
White House
Fhthelmban
Mitchell
ITV
Mirlichman
Higness
Richard McLaren
Nixa
Richard Kleindienst
Planners Okay Rezoning Reject Annexation Idea
The city planning commission approved a preliminary plat for Sylvan Faire First Addition near Indian Hill Road SE after debate on annexation. The area lies about 350 feet east of the city limits and next to city services. A county-approved plan faced opposition to annexation and city water sewer extension. The commission denied a motion to deny the plat then approved it with conditions and a future access extension consideration. Additional actions include rezoning recommendations for several properties and approval of Kirkwood Acres First Addition final plat and related vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Indian Hill Road
Linn County
Jepoque Padszensky
City Engineering Department
Puilaensky
Neeting
Padzensky
Canrnaisa
Gladys Ferguson
Cave’nue NE
Louis G. Kellner
F Avenue
Nes
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Seminole Avenue NW
Dan
Lillian Schhuitters
Highway 3M
Wiley Boulevard
Robert C. Wilkes
Twenty-ninth Street
Iliser Investments, Ltd
Sixth Street
Twenty Seventh Avenue
Kirkwood Acres
Sharwood Development Co
Oak Hill
Iowa conservation commission seeks 12.5 million for capital projects
The Iowa conservation commission voted to ask the 1974 legislature for more than 12.5 million in capital improvements and 1.4 million in supplemental operating appropriations over five years. It seeks funds for a Lake Rathbun state resort complex near Centerville, plus multiple recreational areas and a new fish hatchery, with Gov. Ray backing the Rathbun plan. Additional operating funds of 12.39 million for 1974 and 13 million for 1975 were requested to cover rising costs.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Yarsday
Lake Rathbun
Centerville
Iowa Development Commission
Midwest Resnett Institute of Kansas
McGregor
Iowa
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Commission
Robert J. Ray
Rathbun Dam
Pleasant Creek Lake
Duane Arnold
Palo
Brushy Creek
Fort Dodge
Fayette
Big Creek
Dee Moines
Went
Alert Linked to Missile Thefts
BRUSSELS AP report says several email ground to air missiles have been stolen in recent weeks from European depots. Belgian government sources say the alert at European airports was triggered recently and some missiles have been recovered. The missing weapons resemble World War II bazookas and can be fired from the shoulder at flying or grounded planes.
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Brussels
Birthday- Continued from Page 1
Nixon’s July bout with viral pneumonia hit him hard. He vows to gut it out one way or another like a distance runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Wiat
Nixon Takes Unannounced Pleasure Drives in California
President Nixon has been secretly driving near San Clemente during his California stay. White House press officials initially denied drives by Secret Service agents but later acknowledged them. Reports say he took at least three unannounced drives starting January 26, with guest C. G. Bebee Rebute aboard on one occasion.
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San Clement
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Secret Service
San Clemente
Gerald Warren
California Highway Patrol
Ted
Warren
C. G
Bebe
White House says ITT pledge unrelated to antitrust case
The statement asserts President was unaware of any FIT commitment to Ta and notes the ITT pledge occurred weeks after antitrust actions. The White House described the settlement as in principle, with a one day stock price drop following the declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatu Nixon
Mitchell
Griswall
White House
San Diego
White
IRS Says Nixon Tax Story Not Authorized
Washington AP report says the Internal Revenue Service rejected a Knight News Service story claiming Nixon underpaid federal income tax and that the IRS has not authorized the report. The Knight story alleged audits on Nixon's San Clemente estate and back taxes, and referenced deductions for presidential papers.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Knight
Nisant
San Clemente
Catif
C. G
TRS
San Clel Mante
OAS Alight Decision Leaves Papers Deduction Ruling Pending
The article notes that the OAS did not issue a ruling on the papers deduction, instead leaving the matter to be resolved through congressional channels. It emphasizes the procedural stance and ongoing stake in the dispute.
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OAS
Baptist School Hires Teacher to Avert Closure
In Marshallyown, Baptist Central Academy hired a new teacher after officials announced plans to redirect students to state approved schools, preventing a potential school closure. The move comes amid contending education policies and local reactions.
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Baptist Central
Chris
Ithin Academy
Sid
Iowa Ag Chief Drives Push to Tighten Restaurant Inspections
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry announced a statewide crackdown on restaurant inspections. He urged legislative approval of a bill to grant broader regulatory power, with inspectors issuing letters to facilities not meeting state standards. If a restaurant has more than four current violations, officials will be notified immediately for corrective action.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lounsberry
Landsborey
Ural
Laungbarry
Okuniwa
Ren Adgar Holden
R-Davenport
Loubsherry
Fay
Jomisherry
Smiler
Matey
Jinsherry
Epiceri
Agriculture Department
He Besk
Restaur ant Sanitation Bill Faces Statewide Push
Local officials urged stronger restaurant sanitation rules after warnings with potential license revocation following hearings. Legislation would centralize inspections under agriculture, with debates over manpower and proper oversight.
Board Approves Tire Price Increases Across Industry
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council approved delayed price hikes, averaging about 3 4 percent, affecting tire manufacturers including Armstrong Rubber, Dunlop, Firestone, General Tire, Goodyear, and Goodyear Tire. Hearings will occur on November 22, with rate changes to be implemented September 16 and made effective by new pricing disputes.
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Washington
Couinell
Tire
Arimes
MeLieme
Armstrorg
Rubber Co
Coopee
Dunlop Tire & Rubber
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
General Tire & Rubber
No Objections Council Adopts Revised Budget
The city council adopted a revised budget Wednesday with no objections. The budget changed from 2 to Weimmiths at the state's request for transition planning on July 30 fiscal year 1970. To reach extended budget figures, the council added 50 percent to all figures from the earlier one year budget.
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Bee
Umey
Iren
Associated Mike Producers, Inc
Merhert Kalmbach
Johny Tatterbrotlt
ANPI
Chicana
Congress
Butterbrodt
Ampe
Cheeal
Cedar Rapids
Jaycees
Jack Anderson
Kennedy High School
Armstrong's
Younkers
Jaycee
IRS
Baptist School
By Handy Minkett
Issié Demorits
Roy Glenn Jaspers
Sal Mary Schendel
Marshall Lawn
Schendel
Feldawahin Baptist Church
Congre Galliy
Richard Ploeger
Marshall Poweshiek Dnint
Behendel
Lavanne Friesen
Seattle
UPH
Polite
Jood Inspection
Council Adents
Kaping
Anel
BBC
Suntays
Ivy Satara
Toy Pat Mavian
Becker's-Peoples Furniture
Becker's-Peoples
Becker's Peoples Furniture
Backer’s Peoples Furniture
First Ave
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