IRS Opens New Audit of Nixon Tax Returns
The IRS announced a new audit of President Nixon’s income tax filings for 1970 and 1971 to assess potential additional taxes. The probe may extend to other years, with earlier payments in 1970 of 793 dollars and 1971 of 878 dollars noted. The investigation follows ongoing congressional scrutiny of Nixon’s deductions including donations of presidential papers valued around 576 thousand dollars. The White House and Nixon aides cooperate, while California tax questions regarding residency and state filings remain under discussion.
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Hunt Freed From Prison as Appeal Pending
Watergate figure Howard Hunt returns to Potomac with four children after ten months in federal custody. The release awaits the U.S. Court of Appeals ruling on whether he could withdraw his guilty plea, with Barker also freed pending appeal and several co-defendants still in custody or facing parole.
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