Nixon's 3 Year Tax Total Looks to Be Under 6000
Washington AP report states the White House will reveal Nixon paid under 6000 in federal income taxes over three years. It details 1969 72 686. 1970 789. 1971 878. 1972 4298 and notes 38 646 in 1968 after taking office. The documents also note a 500 000 deduction for donation of vice presidential papers and plan to transfer the San Clemente estate to the government after death.
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White House
Nixon
Congress
San Clemente
Calif
Associated Press
New York State
Manhattan
California
District of Columbia
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Abplanalo
IRS
Key Biscayne
Fla
Tricia Nixon Cox
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Cr. Bebe Rebozo
Dade County
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Robozo
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Viet Cong Sappers Hit Saigon Oil Depot Near Ceasefire
Viet Cong sappers blasted the Nha Be oil depot southeast of Saigon, destroying an estimated 35 to 50 percent of South Vietnam's fuel reserves. Over 10 million gallons burned as 49 rockets and mortars hit the site. one sapper died, and civilian and military reserves were affected. Khmer Rouge attacked a Cambodian defense post near Sandan but were repelled, with reported insurgent deaths.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nha Be
Hien
Singapore
United States
Indochina
Osandan
Phnom Penh
Krogh Charges Drop in Los Angeles Court
Los Angeles Superior Court judge dismissed burglary and conspiracy charges against Egil Krogh after he pleaded guilty in Washington, D.C. He will testify at co-defendants Ehrlichman Liddy and Young's trial. Krogh will not discuss testimony until after sentencing to avoid influence on his case.
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Los Angeles
Egil Krogh
Elisberg
Krogh
Washington, D.C
Gordon Ringer
Stephen Trott
John D. Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Norbert Schlei
Trott
White House
Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Ellsberg
Decor Under Policy Affects Yard Lighting Guidance
The White House energy policy office defines any yard light as ornamental when street lights exist in the area. Bill Salome of Kansas Public Service Gas Co notes Nixon urged turning off ornamental lights and limiting lighting to business-name signs during business hours.
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White House
Energy Policy Office
Bill Salome
Kansas Public Service Gas Co
Nixon
Salome
Decision Pending On State Agents In Assault Case
A decision on whether to file charges against three Kansas Attorney General agents will be made Tuesday after Douglas County Atty. David Berkowitz talks with Lawrence residents assaulted. Police identified the agents as Jack E. Spurgeon 24 of Wichita Ray Simmons 24 of Hutchinson and Marion Lynn Jr. 22 of Lawrence. The trio reportedly went to the 500 block of East Eighth before noon Friday where an argument with John H. Brown III and Melvin Tyler occurred. One agent allegedly pointed a gun at Brown and Tyler was knocked to the ground and kicked. The state office had told local officers the three were suspended, but this could not be verified.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Jack E., Spurgeon
Wichita
Ray [. Simmons
Hutchison
Marion Lynn Jr
East
John H. Brown III
N. J
Melvin Tyler
Brown
Tyler
State Office
Soviet Scientists Visit KU Seek Broader U.S.-Soviet Cooperation
Three top Soviet scientists visiting Kansas University urged broader cooperation between Soviet and American researchers. Kondratyev Loschilov and Marksinkyevich met with KU officials to discuss remote sensing of the earth by satellites, shared data comparisons, and ongoing talks from Washington to Leningrad about joint Arctic experiments in the Bering Sea and ice condition forecasting.
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Victor S. Loschilov
U.S.S.R
Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
Bering Sea
K. Ya. Kondratyev
Kondratyev
University of Leningrad
Arctic-Antarctic Institute
Leningrad
L. Marksinkyevich
Moscow
R. K. Moore
Space Technology Center
Apollo
Washington, D.C
United States
Pike bonds face sale hurdles amid energy crisis in Kansas
A Kansas feasibility study shows the Southeast Kansas Turnpike would cost 236 million dollars, with a 60 million dollar state subsidy over time. Short-term revenue shortages could require up to 12 million dollars in year one, with subsidies declining over a decade as tolls build traffic. Officials downplay salability worries while noting energy shortages may affect traffic and revenue.
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Topeka
Kan
Winfield-to-Galena
Kansas
Jerry Brindle
Wichita, Kansas Turnpike
Brindle
Passenger Hurt In Pike Wreck Near Lawrence Turnpike
Phillip W. Weber Jr., 15, Shawnee Mission, treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a car he rode in was pushed into him by another vehicle on the Kansas Turnpike two miles east of the Lawrence service area. The incident began when the eastbound car driven by Mary B. Walker struck a guard rail and was struck by a second car driven by Eugene F. Berhazzo, causing further damage and injuries.
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Phillip W. Weber Jr
Shawnee Mission
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Weber
Turnpike
Mary B. Walker
Eugene F. Berhazzo
Overland Park
Berhazzo
Berhazza
City Commission to discuss Firebird Club and arts panel
Lawrence city officials meet in two sessions Tuesday with the Firebird Club at 2222 Iowa under consideration for demolition delays to aid safety. Mayor Hambleton and others attend the National League of Cities Conference in San Juan Puerto Rico. The panel may name Veatch Consulting Engineers as arbitrator with Kansas Public Service Gas Co. on a rate request and create a Community Arts Commission. A staff recommendation targets stopping Louisiana Street at 27th Terrace.
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Lawrence City Commission
Firebird Club
Iowa
Nancy Hambleton
John Emick
Buford Watson
National League of Cities
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Veatch Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
Kansas Public Service Gas Co
Community Arts Commission
Louisiana Street
27Th Terrace
City Commission Agenda From Demolition to Street Improvements
City Commission schedules bids for Nast 22nd Terrace Delaware Street and Yale Road paving. Public hearings on Mirebird Club demolition and levying special assessments. Consider bonds for park improvements and new speed limits. Review Heatherwood Subdivision plans and Riley Burenhwn vacation request.
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22Nd ‘Terrace
Delaware Street
Yale Road
Mirebird Club
Iowa
Black & Wealth Consulting
Roens
Miarvonne Meadows
Marvonne Meadows
Aris Conunis
Louisiana
Terrace
Lincoln
North Second Street
Kansasiver Bridge
Heatherwood
Riley Burehwn
West Seventh Street
Iowa Street
Ben-Gurion Buried Next to His Wife
David Ben-Gurion was buried beside Paula on the Zin edge after a dawn service in Jerusalem. A 12-member honor guard, sirens, and a large crowd marked the funeral as flags draped the coffin and foreign delegations attended.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Paula
Zin
Israel
Knesset
Raelis
Zalman Shazar
Golda Meir
Ben- Gurion
Mordechai Piren
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Senate Transportation and Utilities Committee
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Massachusetts
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Arl L. Butz
Kenneth Rush
Max Nisher
United Jewish Appeal
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Renana
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