Tax Audits Target White House Enemies List Members
The IRS uses computer driven audits to flag high revenue potential returns. About 1.8 million of 78 million filings were audited, yielding 5.1 billion in additional taxes. On the list, 25 percent audited vs 2 percent national average. over half screened for audit. Journalists and campaign contributors on the list faced closer scrutiny.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
White House
Tax
TRS
Comrmittee
Nixon Foundation Paid Edward Nixon for Site Consultants
The tax exempt Richard Nixon Foundation paid Edward Nixon at least 21000 to find preferred site locations for a presidential library. Edward Nixon earned 1500 a month for 14 months for consulting on site selection, visiting six sites and recommending three in Orange County where Nixon was born.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon Foundation
Nixon
Edward
Los Angeles ‘Times
Edward Nixon
the Times
Sacramento
Uy the
Foundation
Leonard K. Firestone
Tire and Rubber
Firestone
Retraction settles Nixon ally libel suit in Union Leader
Murray Chotiner sued Manchester Union Leader for 3 million dollars claiming libel over Watergate related charges. The paper reached an out of court settlement including a front page retraction and apology. Terms described as substantial, withheld from settlement papers. Ralph Sullivan confirmed agreement and media coverage noted three espionage teams and Teamsters pension fund links.
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Manchester. NH
UPI
Manchester Union
Nixon
Jung-timi
Murray Chaliner
Chatiner
Arthur C. Egan
Yeamsters Union
Las Vegas
Washington
Chotiner
Ralph Sullivan
Boston
Federal District Court
Concord
Union Leader
Murray Chotiner
Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
Teamsters Pension Fund
Uncle Sam to Become Landlord for U S Agencies
Washington AP The government will require most federal departments to pay rent to GSA, creating a federal building fund for repairs and new facilities. The shift, approved seven months ago, aims to cut costs and improve congressional control, with rental income projected at 760 to 800 million dollars. The White House will not become rent liable. the National Park Service maintains the presidential compound. Some budget and eviction provisions remain unresolved.
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Washington
Sam
General Service Administration
GSA
Congress
Sach
Nixon
E. Freelander
General Accounting Office
White House
Freelander
National Park Service
Hughes empire in jeopardy in Nevada gambling case
In Las Vegas Nevada federal indictment questions Hughes privacy and a possible license revocation. The Gambling Control Board weighs action if Howard Hughes becomes a fugitive from justice. Revocation could force closures and sale of Hughes seven casinos and related hotels.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Uplif Ts Howard
Hughes
Nevada
State Gambing Control Board
Shannon Ryder
Senator Baker urges Nixon full Watergate disclosure
Senate Watergate Committee vice chairman Howard Baker calls for full disclosure by President Nixon on Watergate related matters including items touching national security. He argues a balance is needed between security and public accountability and says some issues should be disclosed for the country. He declines to detail specifics, noting the odds favor disclosure over harm.
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Washington
UPI
Howard Baker
St Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Baker
Bay Area residents urged to call energy office in San Francisco
Bay Area residents with complaints about possible fuel allocation regulation should contact the Federal Energy Office regional headquarters in San Francisco at 46 7300.
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Bay Area
Federal Energy Office
San Francisco
Kissinger Flies TWA To Nixon Visit San Clemente
President Nixon arrived previously by United Airlines last Wednesday. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger joined him, arriving at Los Angeles from Washington aboard a Trans World Airlines jet. Secret Service and LAPD guarded Kissinger as he moved to a waiting limousine. Officials expect foreign policy talks over the week. Nixon signed seven bills and announced other White House actions during the day.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Setan
Percy Say
Example
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Los Angeles International Airport
Trans World Airlines
Washington
United
Secret Service
Los Angeles
National Voluntary Service
Dimmer New Year Eve Parties Across U S
Readily priced celebrations abound as big crowds gather in Times Square Chicago and Los Angeles venues. Up to 400000 expected for New York ball drop with many staying local due to gas shortages. Other cities offer concerts dinners and viewings with prices from 2 to 145 dollars.
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Unita
Thines Square
Allied Chemical Tower
Central Park
Sammy Davis Jr
Entury Plaza
Los Angeles
Charles Pearce
San Francisc
Gold Street
Notre Dame
Alabama
Seattle
Hilton
Anca Mira Abberghetti
Beverly Hilton
Pali Springs
Calif
Energy independence timetable clash at White House speech
AEC chief cautions Nixon energy self sufficiency by 1980 may slip to 1985. Dixy Lee Ray cites self sufficiency as reduced external dependence, endorses nuclear and solar options while noting social, economic, and environmental costs of coal. She stresses safety and strict oversight of nuclear power plans.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
United
Atomic Energy Comission
America
Nation Voy
960
AGC
Dixy Lee Ray
Western Hemisphere
Dr. Ray
CBS
Venezuela
United States
Canada
Tankers delaying oil shipments spark state and federal probes
East Coast reports of tankers lining up offshore delaying unloading to push prices prompted probes by New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz and officials in three other states, with the Federal Energy Office also examining. Governors in Pennsylvania and New Jersey urged inquiries as authorities found no broad shortage, citing refining capacity limits and market dynamics.
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New York State
Alty
Louis Lefkowitz
Federal Energy Office
Boston
Philadelphia
New Haven
New York
Lefkowie
Newark
Pennsylvania
Milton J. ‘Kapp
Delaware
U.S. Department of Transportation
Oil Company
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas C Maloney
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Edmonds
Wash
State Registry of Charitable Trusts
John Ehrlichman
A.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
Uncle Sam
U.S
Sen. Baker
TWA
Stuart Gilbert
Albuquerque
Red Foxx
Ramsey Lewis
Ginger Derry Granger
Cook County
Chicago
Ambassador Hotel
Dave LuWinter
Mister Kelly's
Della Reese
Union Station
Indianapolis
AEC
Arctic
New Jersey
Brendan T. Burn
Connecticut
Thomas J. Meskill
Mew Haven Harbor
Coast Guard
Sicialy
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