Nixon tax reports raise questions on Nixon tax payments
The White House declined to confirm reports that President Nixon and his wife paid only $792.81 in 1970 and $878.08 in 1971 in federal income taxes despite earnings over $200,000 a year. The Providence Journal Bulletin cited government documents showing large refunds and deductions for San Clemente and Key Biscayne loans, gifting tax rules, and audits, with experts calling the figures plausible but many details unconfirmed.
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Mitchell cites White House talks on Sharpstown bank scandal
Former Texas officials say they were targeted by Washington to discredit Democrats as Mitchell testifies about two White House meetings in 1974 and earlier involving Will Wilson, then head of the Justice Department criminal division, and the Sharpstown State Bank case. Wilson later resigned after the second meeting.
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