DeGrazia to burn more paintings in tax protest
Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia plans to burn 1000 oils and sketches valued at millions as a protest against federal tax laws he says burden heirs. He previously destroyed 100 works valued at about 1.5 million. He offered paintings to universities but none could hang them. Also notes Steve Ford turning 20 and a Meir visit to Ford.
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Tucson
Aria
Ted DeGrazia
DeGrazia
University of Arizona
Arizona
Mission Viejo
Calif
United States
Steve Ford
Cal Poly
Pomona
Steve
California
Kennedy Campaign Involves Joseph Kennedy In Uncle Ted Drive
Joseph P. Kennedy IL, 23, runs the reelection campaign for his uncle Senator Edward M. Kennedy in Boston. He says the experience may shape his own political future while he learns how federal state and local government operate. He notes he directs the statewide effort and hopes to be taken seriously by veteran politicians.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. ‘Kennedy
Ted
Tim
Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Navajo Nation Faces Scrutiny Over Missing Reserves
The Navajo Nation, once holding 73.6 million in federal cash reserves, may have only 30 million left by year end amid investigations into fiscal mismanagement. Authorities probe embezzlement cases, audit calls, and lack of accounting while dissidents demand a blue ribbon panel.
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Window Rock
Ariz
America
Justice Department
Tribal Council
Federal General Accounting Office
George Vlassis
Phoenix
Navajo Housing and Development Enterprise
Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise
American Funding Corp
Beverly Hills
Calif
MacDonald
Eee Rae Aureet
Levi weighing up busing as national issue
Atty Gen Levi moves toward a decision that could revive school busing as a national campaign issue though it would not immediately affect Boston orders. He may file a friend of the court brief to ask the Supreme Court to review the Boston desegregation order, with timing unlikely before next year’s elections.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Boston
White House
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Ford Ministration
Transportation
William ‘. Coleman
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
League of Women Voters
National Conference of Christians and Jews
National Conference On
Nut Department
Leys
Ford
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
Aoe
GenTel Offers Tips On Obscene Phone Calls
General Telephone publishes a pamphlet for customers on handling obscene or harassing calls. It advises showing no emotion and not engaging with unidentified callers. The guide lists do's and don'ts and steps to help stop such calls.
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General Telephone
Five Deaths Lead Surgeon Charged in Dr X Case
A New Jersey surgeon, Dr Mario Jascalevich, was indicted on five counts of murder related to deaths at Riverdell Hospital in 1965. The case centers on traces of curare found during exhumations and the ongoing resurgence of a ten year old inquiry by Bergen County prosecutors.
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Mario Jascalovich
Bergen County
Hackensack
N.J
Dr. X
Riverdale Hospital
Cradell
Jascalovich
Superior Court
Theodore Frautwein
Jascalevich
Eagle Cliffs
Chriat Hospital
Jersey City
Jvealevichrom Procinge
Accounty
Carl Rohrbeck
Nancy Savino
Margaret Pearson
Frank Biggs
Emma M. Ardt
Joseph C. Woodcock
Woodcock
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Peter ‘MacDonald
Woodworth
Unilon City
Kentucky
Ordraves
GenTel
North Center Street
Corry
Dodge Boys
TOU
Dodge
Perry McCray
the Midniters
Moose Club
Ee Amamber
Corry Chambat
Merce
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