GAO cites four election law violations in Agnew gala transfer
The General Accounting Office found that 49 900 raised for the Agnew dinner was misreported as 31 donors contributions and not reported by the Nixon re election committee. Wharton faces indictment for false affidavits and alleged conspirators willfully participated. The GAO referred the matter to the Justice Department as possible criminal prosecutions.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Nixon
Ted Agnew
GAO
Agnew Committee
Blagden H. Wharton
Wharton
Maryland National Bank
Anne Arundel County
Justice Department
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
Office of Federal Elections
Roy Pfautch
St. Louis
Pfautch
Agnew
Hugh Sloan
Finance Committee
Nixon Property Action Defended
Former Orange County assessor Andrew Hinshaw defended his $1.3 million valuation of the Nixon Western White House estate saying no public record shows the $1.5 million purchase price. He noted factors including a $600,000 loan and that improvements funded by federal money were non taxable as security for the U.S. government. The state Board of Equalization pending review of Hinshaw and successor Vallerga’s appraisals, while Nixon’s purchase and subsequent revaluations are under scrutiny.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Krogh
Los Angeles
White House
Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Gerald L. Warren
State Department
Uganda
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Agency
L. Patrick Gray III
Santa Ana
Calif
Orange County
Andrew Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Orange County Register
Equalization Board
San Clemente
U.S
William Bennett
Bennett
Jack Vallerga
Robert Abplanalo
Vallerga
McLouth Board weighs newsletters and columns for district outreach
McLouth Board of Education at its July meeting considered printing a district newsletter and calendar to send home with students and a monthly superintendent column in the Journal World. They approved purchases including sewing machines and a duplicating machine and set bid dates for classroom paneling. Officers were elected with Cortright as president and Lockwood as vice president, with meetings scheduled the first Tuesday of each month.
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Mclouth
Kenneth Rundle
Journal-World
Rundle
Nortonville
Kiwanis Club
Clayton Cortright
Bob Lockwood
Louise Gilbert
Cello Recital by KU Graduate Student Damian Sokol Thursday
Damian Sokol, KU School of Fine Arts graduate student, will give a graduate cello recital at 8 p.m. Thursday in Swarthout Recital Hall. A 1972 Central Washington State University alumnus, he performs with Ann Beckman Schornick and plays works by Boccherini Beethoven Hindemith Faure Webern Chopin. The public is invited free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damian Sokol
School of Fine Arts
Kansas University
Swarthout
Central Washington State University
Sokol
KU Sokol
Ann Beckman Schornick
Boccherini
Beethoven
Hindemith
Faure
Webern
Chopin
KU Little Symphony
Lawrence Chamber Players
Kansas Interest Income Up 196 Percent in First Quarter 1973
Kansas state treasurer Tom R. Van Sickle reports first quarter 1973 interest income reached 326,968 dollars, up from 110.35 thousand the prior year. Bank account interest totaled 226,254 dollars and Treasury bill investments 100,713 dollars as Kansas entered the short term money market.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Tom R. van Sickle
U.S. Treasury
van Sickle
Lawrence Artists Featured in National Craft Tour Exhibit
Four Lawrence artists will join five others in a traveling American Crafts Council show touring the U S for two years. The Denver Art Museum hosts the South Central Regional Exhibition through July 22 with nine local and regional artists.
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Lawrence
American Crafts Council
United States
Denver Art Museum
Council
Missouri Firms Commended for Price Rollback Compliance
The Internal Revenue Service commended eight Missouri businesses for cooperating in rolling back prices to conform with President Nixon's June 13 price freeze. Firms named include Castillon's Tom Boy Supermarket Creve Coeur IGA Foodline Washington Empire Feed Mills Neosho Marine Petroleum St. Louis Arones Texico Service Station Kansas City Hall and Pointer DX St. Joseph Tiger Sinclair Station Columbia and three Aments service stations in Harrisonville Garden City Freeman.
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ST. Louis
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
Nixon
Castillon
Creve Coeur
Washington Iga Foodline
Washington
Empire Feed Mills, Inc
Neosho
Marine Petroleum Co
Arones Texico
Kansas City
Hall and Pointer DX
St. Joseph
Tiger Sinclair
Columbia
Aments
Harrisonville
Garden City
Freeman
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Agnew Affair
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Egil Krogh Jr
Nixon Property Action Defended
State Board of Equalization
Massachusetts
Iowa
Lit
Charles Plumb, Jr
NAVY
P.O.W
Filmed
Lawrence Jaycee
Sunflower Cablevision
New Hampshire
Bigelow
Tee Pee Junction
Hwy
Duane Wilson
Perry, Kansas
Little Joe and the
Wisemen
Honey Creek Clan
Little Joe and the Wisemen
Loco
Roek Band
Chiropractic
Eth & Crestline Drive
Denver
Thomas Turner
Cynthia Schira
Gary Nemcheck
M. Baumgarter
J. Sheldon Carey
Marilyn Brown
Reiko Hillesheim
Tom Jordan
Jane Kleinberg
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Roy Clark
Starlight Theater
the Gaslight Gang
McDonald's
McDonalds
YmcBonalas
West 23Rd Street
Lawrence, Kansas
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