Committee closes tax probe with a commendation to the President
The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation closed its inquiry into President Nixon's 1969 to 1972 tax returns and commended his prompt decision to pay back taxes and interest. The IRS had estimated a higher deficiency, and the White House indicated Nixon would pay about 465000, with no fraud found.
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California
Florida
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James B. Rhoads
United States
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Joint
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
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Bain
Hternal Revenue Service
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Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Nixon relatives and friends used $50,000 in free air trips
Washington AP reports that President Nixon's family and friends received more than $50,000 in free government air travel from 1969 to 1972. The figure comes from staff estimates given to congressional committee staffers.
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Nixon
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Congressional Committees
Nixon paid taxes on some government home improvements
Government tax staff estimate Nixon owes 482747 in back taxes for four years. Improvements cited include San Clemente fireplace exhaust fan and gazebo at San Clemente used as security post. The report argues some items were a personal benefit and taxable.
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Nixon
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Senate Committee On Inernal Revenue Taxation
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Secret Service
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Indians Built Mesa Verde Ditches About 100 A.D.
Ancient Colorado people are believed to have shaped Mesa Verde plateau by constructing participation ditches around 100 A.D. The remnants suggest early engineering in the region, hinting at organized farming and water management.
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Colorado
Mesa Verde
Hearst Daughter Confesses to Staying With Captors
Patricia Hearst records a radio message saying she has chosen to stay with the Symbionese Liberation Army and fight for freedoms. Her statement, delivered via a station, says she has grown aware and will not return to her former life. Her parents and officials remain puzzled by the contradicted claims of coercion and brainwashing.
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Symblonose Liberation Army
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Patricia
University of California
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Sumibionese Liberation Army
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Berkeley
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SLA
Iss Hearst
Hearst
Cobra
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FBI
Miss Mearst
James L. Browning
PBI
Charles W. Bales
Steven Weed
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Reinecke declares innocence in perjury charges
California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, Reagan ally and GOP hopeful, says he is innocent of three perjury counts tied to sworn Senate testimony. He pledges to stay in the governor race, hints at a venue change for trial, and notes possible penalties if convicted.
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Ed Neinecke
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GOP
Heinecke
Washington
US Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
then-Atty. Gui
John N. Mitckwell
International Telephone &Telegraph Corp
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Justice Department
Mitchell
Californians Attend Bellwood Funeral and Confirmation
Californians visiting in Bellwood and David City include Garland Potter of Seal Beach and Lloyd Potter of Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Romshek and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith attend the funeral of cousin Gilbert Smith in Carlisle Town. Lisa Knott confirms at St Tereas Callie Church Linentn Sa Ntley with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knott and Mrs. Thwth Cookson, guests of De and Mrs Wall Weaver.
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Bellwood
Mabel Mais
David City
Garland Potter
Seat Beach
Calif
Lloyd Potter
Compton
Gilbert Smith
Carlisle
Town
Henry Romshek
Charles Smith
Lisa Knott
St. Tereas Callie Church
Linentn
Sa Ntley
Jack Knott
Thwth Cookson
Wall Weaver
Schmit comments on fertilizer shortages and deliveries
Laray Schmit warned farmers at Bellwood Slate Son about shortages of fertilizers and urged caution before signing up for deliveries at high prices. He noted shortages exist in some areas but legislators believe there is sufficient fertilizer overall, and transportation shortages contribute to perceived scarcity.
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Laray Schmit
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