Rubin Foundation Faces IRS Move to Revoke Status
The IRS notified the Rubin Fund on December 15 of its intent to revoke tax exempt status, saying the charity serves private interests of Jerry Rubin rather than public purposes. Proceeds from Do It! allegedly funded the Social Education Foundation and the foundation reported royalties and contributions from 1969 to 1970. The organization, incorporated in New York May 1969 with Nancy Kurshan as trustee, cites aims including relief of the poor and defending civil rights.
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Washington
Jerry Rubin
Rubin
Social Education Foundation
Internal Revenue Service
Rubin Fund
IRS
New York
Nancy Kurshan
Rubin's Foundation
Viet Map On Back Of Gazette Section B Shows Action Areas
The Gazette features a Vietnam and Southeast Asia action areas map on the back of section B. Prepared by the Newspaper Enterprise Association, it is part of a continuing Gazette series.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Gazette
Scherle Reports IRS Grant Regarding Rubin Fund Status
Rep. William Scherle of Iowa disclosed that the Jerry Rubin Fund foundation received tax exempt status after a letter from Revenue Commissioner Randolph Thrower. Scherle called the news good for taxpayers and noted he had earlier questioned the foundation’s tax exemption last September.
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IRS
Iowa
William Scherle
Foundation
Jerry Rubin
Rubin
Scherle
the Gazette
Revenue
Randolph Thrower
Jetliner Survives Mid Air Collision in New Jersey
A Cessna light plane collided with American Airlines Flight 30, causing fatal injuries to the instructor William Squires, 43, of Martinsville and student Edmund Ascose, 18, of Port Reading. The Boeing 707 landed safely at Newark with 14 passengers and seven crew. the jet suffered wing damage and hydraulic loss but remained on schedule. The front fuselage landed in a street in Edison Township, while the rear section fell in an office parking lot, no houses nearby and no serious damage reported.
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Linden
N. J
Newark
Robert Harrington
Chicago
American Airlines
Edison
Patrol Policy on Snowmobiles Stirs Iowa Debate
DES MOINES AP says the Iowa highway patrol requires snowmobiles on public property to be operated by drivers over 16 with an operator license. Col. James Machholz notes snowmobiles are motor vehicles and warns of their potential danger as some weigh up to 1,000 pounds and reach speeds of 75 mph. An attorney general opinion on their motor-vehicle status was awaited.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
James Machholz
Attorney Generals Office
No Details In Campaign Fund Report
AMPAC, the American Medical Association political arm, spent $693,412 in 1969 without naming any recipients. The group routed funds through state affiliates, citing a board policy to withhold candidate names despite federal disclosure requirements.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Congress
American Medical Political Action Committee
AMPAC
Harassment of Americans in Moscow escalates amid vandalism
In Moscow on Saturday, two U S embassy cars were vandalized outside the New Intourist hotel near the Kremlin as an Associated Press reporter faced a smashed windshield. Soviet citizens lectured Americans on anti Zionist hysteria while officials noted the incidents mirrored earlier confrontations. Officials say the events, though disruptive, have not halted diplomatic work, with warnings that mistreatment of Soviet citizens in the U S could spark further tensions.
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Moscow
U.S
New Intourist
Kremlin
Red Square
Associated Press
Michael Johnson
Reptile
Johnson
America
Gromyko
Jacob Beam
Gazette Coverage of Iowa Legislature Preview
Frank Nye Gazette associate editor writes a letter to readers outlining this week’s legislative opening. The Gazette will provide daily stories from AP and UPI, plus reports from Harrison Weber and others for comprehensive Statehouse coverage.
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Iowa News
Gazette
Frank Nye
Iowa
Nye
Lowans
Daily
Sunday Gazette
UPI
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Statehouse
Watch a Football Game in the Worst Way
A playful line suggests taking your wife along to enjoy a football game in a lighthearted, humorous tone. The note hints at a dated, possibly syndicated Chuckle line about enjoying sports with a spouse.
Linn-Mar Credit Rating Called Excellent by Officials
Linn-Mar holds an A credit rating for three years, per bonding rep Carlton Beh. At a Linn-Mar school board meeting, legislators and bankers discussed two requests for the 1971 session: legalizing existing warrants and exempting judgment bonds from the 10 mill limit. If approved, bonds could be paid in five to six years, saving about 150 thousand dollars in interest.
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Linn-Mar
Carlton Beh
Bonding Company
Beht
Iowa
Beh
Jordanian Army Battles Guerillas in Jordan Capital
In Amman, Jordan, the army shelled Palestinian guerrilla strongholds with tanks and artillery for a second day. Syria warned of intervention and a Syrian tank force entered Jordan. Arab leaders urged peace as Arafat appealed to stop the violence. The king remains in London for heart-related treatment.
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Amman
Jordan
Syria
Damascus
Anwar Sadat
Am‘man
Saeb Salam
Lebanon
Zarqa
Yasir Arafat
Hussein
London
Sherif Nasser Ben Jamil
Sherif Nasser
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