Nixon tax records probe stirs calls on deduction ethics
Washington lawmakers widen inquiry into President Nixon's 1969-72 taxes and the $676000 deduction for gifting his vice presidential papers to the nation. Senator Mills urged caution, while Kennedy called disclosures a trigger for broader reform. Humphrey papers tax treatment to be clarified. Jaworski says records delivered for review.
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Reagan defends Nixon on tax status in California
Reagan says Nixon was justified in not paying California income tax during 1969 to 1972 due to his DC domicile and reverses claims by California lawmakers. He argues presidents represent all states, not just California, while noting California officials also pay state taxes. The Franchise Tax Board is reviewing Nixon's tax status.
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County and state clash over Nixon California estate value
The Orange County Assessors Board upheld the $1.37 trillion valuation on President Nixon's California estate amid county and state tax fights. County officials argue for a higher value, citing Nixon's $1.5 million purchase price and over $700,000 in improvements funded by the federal government and Nixon personally.
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Richardson offered job in Newark report says
Newark reports that Gov elect Brendan Byrne offered former US Attorney General Elliot Richardson the state attorney general post but Richardson declined. Byrne spokesman said they discussed state government operations by phone and a final decision had not been made. Richardson quit the Justice Department in October after Nixon fired Archibald Cox.
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Walking Gallup Polls
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scull predicts every member of Congress will be a walking Gallup poll during the month long break as they assess public views on President Nixon. He expects lawmakers to see Nixon backed by support in line with or higher than polls indicate. The administration aims to provide rapid Watergate documents to Congress, some reaching members before adjournment.
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Nixon popularity rises in Gallup poll
Nixon's approval rating climbs from 27 to 31 percent in the latest Gallup poll, with Operation Candor cited as a factor. The rise comes after a decline following Watergate disclosures, while Nixon enjoyed a higher level of support in the South where appearances boosted his image. Gallup surveyed 1,550 adults nationwide.
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