White House Plans Nixon Tax Disclosure this Week
The White House will disclose that President Nixon paid under $6,000 in federal income taxes over the past three years and show $72,000 plus for the first year of his presidency before deductions. Documents also reveal $40,916 was withheld in early 1973, Nixon’s $200,000 salary, a $95,000 tax free allowance, and big real estate profits. The material, sent to Congress, aims to counter finance allegations and notes the Nixons will bequeath their San Clemente estate to the federal government after death.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
Sana Clemente, Calif
Associated Press
New York State
Manhattan
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
San Clemente
Robert Abplanalo
IRS
Cox
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Kissinger Pledges to Keep Congress Informed on Policy
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has briefed eight Senate and House panels on foreign policy since his Sept. 21 confirmation. He vows openness and discussed Arab-Israeli war matters plus U S relations with Europe before NATO meetings in Brussels.
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Tary
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Far East
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Capitol Hill
Brussels
Council of Ministers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
38 State USA idea would reshape borders and names
A California geography professor suggests replacing the 48 states with 38 new ones to cut government costs, reconfigure regions including making Hudson and Dearborn states, keep Alaska and Hawaii largely intact with name changes, and relocate major metro areas. The plan, detailed in a Smithsonian piece and a book, argues many boundaries ignore community ties and that 25 percent of costs are fixed.
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Washington
California
G. Etzel Pearcy
California State University
Los Angeles
Talladega
el Dorado
Chesapeake
Cumberland
Wabash
Alamo
Smithsonian Magazine
Pearcy
U.S.A
Plycon Press
Smithsonian
Alaska
Rhode Island
Hudson
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
New York City
Chicago
Dearborn
Seward
Kodiak
Hawaii
Kilauea
Carolina
Dakota
Convicted Mass Killer Stabbed in Prison Assault
Juan Corona, 40, the California inmate convicted of murdering 25 migrant workers, was stabbed 32 times in his Vacaville cell. Officials said he survived after three hours of surgery. one eye was removed and the other sewn shut. Four men questioned. attorney says attack unprovoked.
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Vacaville
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Gordon Steeves
Louis Garcia
Garcia
San Francisco
California
Man Made Lakes Claim In Most States
In 38 of the 48 contiguous states, the largest lake inside the state is artificial. Eight additional artificial lakes lie across state borders, reflecting extensive human reshaping of large water bodies.
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Alaska
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Address
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City located at 925 Grand Avenue in Kansas City Missouri 64108.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
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Key Biscayne
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Tricia Nixon Cox
Fisher's Island Inc
Florida
Robert Abplanalp
Cinderella Shop
Sheridan Rd
Gore
Bank Holding Company
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
First Chicago Corporation
Diners
American Finance System Incorporated
Silver Spring
Maryland
Credit Life
Alty Insurance
Tts
American Finance System of Lawton Inc
Lawton
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Lawton Loan and Investment Corp
Dial
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Roscoe Spires, Inc
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