Candidates invited to reveal pre April campaign money sources
The editorial urges Nixon Jackson Ashbrook and Chisholm to disclose pre April 7 campaign funds, arguing the new spending law requires sources from after April 7 and the spirit demands earlier disclosures. It questions Senator Jackson’s funding and highlights concerns about special interests influencing committees he chairs.
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Ashbrook
Chisholm
United States
Senate Interior Committee
Bulgar ian narcotics nexus linked to Bulgaria and Rome
A CIA memo depicts Bulgaria as a key hub for narcotics and arms trafficking between Western Europe and the Near East, with major operatives directing shipments from Bulgaria. The report claims Bulgarian officials may aid Turkish narcotics, while seizures are overlooked. The piece also recounts HEW censorship of a pediatrician letter to a Senate subcommittee on lead from car exhausts and EPA embarrassment over the delay.
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CIA
Bulgaria
Europe
Near East
New York City
Grass roots opinion urges locals to support economy
Grass roots quotes from Atwood Kansas stressing local business support and staying to shop locally. Scrapage from Niles Illinois questions IRS diligence, noting an editor spotting a magistrate on a list near the Albuquerque IRS office and raising locational irony.
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Kans
Niles
Ill
IRS
Albuquerque
U.S
Nixon and the press a columnist's candid view of accountability
A columnist argues for sympathy toward President Nixon amid harsh press scrutiny. He criticizes Nixon’s secrecy and reliance on subordinates, notes Agnew’s missteps, and defends press fairness while urging Nixon to engage openly. The piece frames journalism as the enduring adversary and advocate for presidential transparency.
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Nixon
Spiro Agnew
James Keogh
Reader's Digest
Keogh
Agnew
Fort Knox
Fuqua Contends Shareholder Meetings Lose Purpose
NEW YORK AP. J B Fuqua, head of Fuqua Industries, argues annual shareholder meetings have become mere rituals. With proxies dominating votes, meetings rarely affect outcomes. He says some companies and markets still need meetings, notably consumer brands and GM, where forums for discussion persist.
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J.B. Fuqua
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Fuqua Industries, Inc
Atlanta
Corry Center crossing work and local meeting notes
Corry Center street crossing at the Erie line closed to auto traffic as track workers raise westbound rails in a project similar to a recent First avenue effort. Organization of Church Softball League to meet at 9 pm in Arthur Burgess’s office over Murphy store. Local supper club met at Wayne street home of Mr and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom with twelve attendees.
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Erie Railroad
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Church
Arthur Burgess
Murphy
D. Armour Hillstrom
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Corry- Jamestown
John Ruppersburger
Euclid Street
Ruppersburger
Corry
Life Insurance and Federal Estate Tax in Pennsylvania
The law notes life insurance proceeds with named beneficiaries are not usually taxed for Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax, but they are generally counted toward the estate for Federal Estate Tax. Federal returns are required for estates with gross value $60,000 or more, so policy value affects taxability. In limited cases, life insurance may be excluded from the gross estate, but advance planning is needed.
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