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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1973

Page

3

Agnew seeks leniency from Maryland bar

Former Vice President Spiro Agnew urged a Maryland court to suspend rather than revoke his license to practice law. He argued a temporary suspension could allow him to return to the profession and restore credit to his practice and the courts. The Maryland Bar Association had recommended disbarment based on his no contest plea and other misconduct.

Zannapolis UPT Spiro Agnew Maryland Agnew Nixon Maryland Bar Association Board of Governors

Nixon tapes surface at Washington party during dairy suit

Attorney William Dobrovic, representing Ralph Nader backed dairy price case, received a Nixon dairy industry meeting tape on a flight to California. He described the arrival oddly and noted the tape relates to campaign contributions to Nixon's re election effort.

Washington UPL Nixon William Dobrovic Dobrovic Ralph Nader California Speen Dobrovic

GOP says Demas stalling impeachment probe on Nixon

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee accuse Democrats of delaying the Nixon impeachment inquiry to aid next year’s elections. Rep Robert McClory demands a definite end date, urging action or withdrawal from the President’s investigation as dialogue on the matter continues. A separate note mentions The King's Head inn in Orford, featured among British pubs praised by the British Tourist Authority for food and service.

Washington UPI House Judiciary Committee Nixon Robert McClory House London King's Head Orford Suffolk British Tourist Authority

Auditors charge Nixon over home security spending

The GAO concluded that about 1.4 million dollars in work at Nixon’s San Clemente and Key Biscayne homes was federally paid. It stopped short of demanding repayment but urged tighter controls and limits on presidential private residences. The report notes presidential involvement and outlines nonprotective maintenance funded by the government, including full-time landscapers, while Nixon defended the spending as security related.

Washington Nixon Congress General Accounting Office San Clemente Calif Key Biscayne Fla White House C G Bebe” Rebozo Groun

Nixon 1952 tax probe linked to California fund

Sacramento dispatch notes that in 1952 California tax officials first scrutinized Nixon over an $18 000 expense fund from California supporters while he was a U S senator and Eisenhower running mate The inquiry was never publicly released and Nixon defended himself with the Checkers speech The Franchise Tax Board later said there was no public action though confidentiality rules could permit undisclosed steps by the board

Sacramento UPI Nixon California Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S Eisenhower State Franchise Tax Board Thormas H. Kuchel GOP Reptrorer Tax Board Richard C. Osborn Osborn

Nixon Forgets State Tax Record in California Years

President Nixon cannot recall if he paid California income taxes while a congressman senator and vice president. White House aides have no plans to search old records from 1948 to 1960 to clarify his tax status. Officials say he paid no California tax since becoming president and no DC tax during his presidency. A UPS survey finds California lawmakers generally pay California income tax.

Washington UPI Nixon California White House District of Columbia Congress House Senate Dwight D. Eisenhower Kenneth Clawson Gerald L. Warren Clawson Warren Washington, D.C

Boy Sets National Flight Record in AMA Junior Class

Skip Towe, of Columbia, flies a model aircraft for 42 minutes 45.9 seconds, setting a national record in the Academy of Model Aeronautics junior age class and doubling the previous mark.

Columbia Academy of Model Aeronautic Skip AMA

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