Nixon aides deny Time report on $1 million payoff
A spokesman for Richard Nixon and Teamsters leader Frank Fitzsimmons rejected Time magazine’s claim that the Teamsters paid $1 million to the White House to keep Jimmy Hoffa from returning to power. Brennan called the story false and threatened legal action, while Fitzsimmons said no money was given and no corroboration exists. Hoffa has been missing since 1975 and is barred from Teamsters office until 1980.
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Carter urges five cent gas tax hike in energy bill push
President Carter urged Congress to pass a five cent per gallon gasoline tax for highway and transit funding while resisting deregulation of natural gas prices. He cited House leaders' determination, noted Senate draft on conservation, and backed keeping incentives for natural gas production.
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Israeli Press Attacks Carter Over New Mid East Stance
Israeli papers criticize President Carter for saying he would start talks with Palestinian leaders if they recognize Israel. Editorials warn Washington’s shifting stance as Cyrus Vance tours the region, while Begin officials avoid comment on the Geneva talks and possible Israeli withdrawal from captured Arab lands.
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Henderson Backs Levi Plant With Up to 6 Million Bond Issue
Henderson approves up to 6 million in industrial revenue bonds to fund a 316000 square foot Levi Strauss shipping and distribution center. Project to be built with public funds and leased to Levi Strauss. construction slated to start in September and bonds offered tax free to cities under eligible provisions.
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NOW reveals boycott by convention groups over ERA ratification
The National Organization for Women reports at least 29 convention groups are boycotting unratified states, depriving them of over 30 million dollars a year. Eleanor Smeal says the campaign is spreading with strong economic impact on centers like Miami Chicago and Las Vegas.
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Governor Wallace Seeks Divorce Action Through Lawyer
Governor George C. Wallace has asked attorney Maury D. Smith to file for divorce from Cornelia Wallace. A reputed petition surfaced and was aired by WSFA TV, with Mrs. Wallace confirming knowledge of the drawn petition but offering no comment.
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