Auditors say Nixon cleared $117,370 on deal
An auditor's report details Nixon's $117,370 clearance on a deal while noting taxable income of $89,000 from a $200,000 official expense allowance over four years. It states Nixon paid no DC or state income taxes, as federal officials are exempt and California residency is contested. Net worth rose from $307,341 in 1969 to $988,522 in 1973.
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House
Wallace Plans Aggressive Campaign Amid Leg Paralysis
Wallace presses ahead with a campaign schedule despite leg paralysis from the 1972 assassination attempt. He appears daily, speaks from a special lectern, and has attended football games, including a homecoming crowning at Alabama, while facing potential opposition from Eugene McLain and possibly Albert Brewer in the Alabama governor race.
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Wallace
University of Alabama
Tuskegee
Eugene McLain
Huntssville
Albert Brewer
Lurleen
Alabama
Brewer
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Trucker protest overcharges ends as leaders call truce
Truckers push a probe into fuel gouging while protesters halt Interstate 80 near Lamar Pennsylvania. J W Edwards urges observing Washington truce as Gov Shapp stops to help, pledging arrests if laws are broken. Mike Park on Capitol steps referenced in report.
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Fitzsimmons
Lamar
J. W. Edwards
Washington
Edwards
Shapp
Capitol
Mike Park
FBI Counteroperation Echoes Old White House Plans
The FBI operation raises questions about tactics scope legality and constitutionality and mirrors a former White House security plan. Defense lawyers allege broad spying on radical activists while prosecutors drop cases to avoid disclosure. Civil suits seek nearly $30 million amid claims of constitutional rights violations. Parkhurst accuses Fitzsimmons of late awareness and opportunistic involvement.
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White House
Nixon
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Department
Justice Department
Astronauts See Kohoutek Develop Long Glowing Tail
Space Center Houston AP Skylab astronauts report Kohoutek now shows a long glowing tail and is increasingly visible from the space station. Carr notes a forked tail forming as it heads toward a December 27 solar loop. Scientists explain dust and plasma tails and their light emission for composition study.
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Mission Control
Kohoutek
William Snoddy
Kohoutek Project
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Snoddy
Kissinger Arrives in Brussels to Patch U S Ties
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger landed in Brussels to repair strained U S European relations after the October Middle East war. He urged a new act of vision to keep the Atlantic alliance as the cornerstone of American foreign policy and soon plans to visit the Middle East then Geneva for a peace conference.
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Federal law restricts early time deposit withdrawals
Federal law and regulation prohibit payment of a time deposit before maturity unless three months of interest are forfeited. Withdrawn amount loses interest to the passbook rate.
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