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La Crosse Sunday Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1973

Page

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Nixon Reveals Personal Finances in Tax Disclosure

President Nixon disclosed a $117,370 gain from a 1970 San Clemente land deal, while paying no capital gains tax. Aides said Congress will review whether he owes back taxes on the gain and whether deductions for his vice presidential papers were legal, with possible payment of up to $250,000 if required.

Washington Nixon San Clemente Congressional California House Senate Taxation Committee C. G Bebe’ Rebozo Robert Abplanalo White House Tricia Calif Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Fas District of Colombia Florida Tricia Cox Congress

FBI Hides Anti Left Spying Plan From Public Eyes

Secret FBI files describe tactics used to disrupt the New Left movement through agents provocateurs and possibly violent stings. The program ran nationwide for three years with limited officials knowing its details. Officials say Hoover ordered it in 1968 and terminated it in 1971, while questions abounded on legality and scope.

Washington FBI Justice Department Clarence M. Kelley J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Department Ramsey Clark John N. Mitchell Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson

Farm Workers Sue Over Teamster Grapes Contracts

United Farm Workers filed a 100 million dollar class action in Riverside Superior Court against Teamster President Frank Fitzsimmons Western Conference chief Einar Mohn and 25 growers alleging conspiracies to force workers to shift representation. The suit cites lower wages reduced health protections and seeks overturning the contracts plus 50 million in punitive damages back wages and dues refunds.

Riverside Calif United Farm Workers of America Teamsters Union Grape Growers Riverside Superior Court Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Einar Mohn United Farm Workers Cesar Chavez California Coachella San Joaquin UFW Teamster

Spy In The Sky Office Is Top Secret Activity

Washington Post reports on the National Reconnaissance Office, a highly secretive agency funded mainly by Air Force budgets. It handles overhead spy satellites for CIA NSA and NSA with programs like SR-71 and U2, shielded from most officials and public records.

Sky Office Laurence Stern Washington Post Washington National Reconnaissance Office NRO Air Force Central Intelligence Agency CIA National Security Agency NSA Defense Intelligence Agency DIA White House NRC Special Senate Committee William Proxmire Dwis Lockheed Aircraft Corp James W. Plummer Plummer Proxmire Lockheed Prin

Kissinger Seeks to Restore Ties at NATO Meet

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Brussels to mend frayed Atlantic ties and will visit Egypt Israel Jordan Lebanon Syria before the Middle East peace conference in Geneva. This is his second Middle East swing since the cease-fire and comes as NATO foreign ministers prepare for year end talks.

Brussels Henry A. Kissinger Atlantic Alliance Egypt Israel Jordan Lebanon Syria Geneva Middle East United States Europe Kissinger North Atlantic Treaty Organization Washington NATO U.S Atlantic

Carrier Boy Paul Buchner Saves Elderly Neighbor

A La Crosse police credit Tribune carrier Paul Buchner, 16, of 967 Zeisler St., with possibly saving the life of 70 year old Mabel L. Pierson by noting newspapers piling up at her home on Badger Street. Officers found Pierson ill on the floor and transported her to Lutheran Hospital. she had been on the floor since the previous day.

la Crosse Tribune Paul Buchner Zeisler St Mabel L. Pierson Badger St

Wisconsin businessmen back some energy saving measures

An AP survey of 1,600 Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce members shows support for a Sunday gasoline ban 79 percent and 50 mile per hour speed limit 79 percent, plus daylight saving year round 88 percent and a ban on advertising lights 88 percent.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Phil Sellinger Chamber

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