Carter son will not seek Navy discharge upgrade
President's son Jack Carter, 29, says he will not apply for a review to upgrade his Navy general discharge to honorable. He notes the order allowing review for those with general or dishonorable discharges and says he does not want it seen as his father, President Carter, using the authority for him. He adds the upgrade would not change his view of the situation.
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Governor to visit Japan to boost California auto industry
United Press International reports the Governor will travel to Japan for three days to promote development of the Japanese automobile industry in California. Senate oil ban bills seek to curb spill risks by restricting oil transfers and refining around waterways. SB841 House and Senate measures address prosecutions, interpreters for the deaf, and recycled paper preferences in state agencies.
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Kissinger Gift Tax Waiver Extends Statute of Limitations
Henry Kissinger agreed to extend the statute of limitations for determining income taxes on his $50 000 Rockefeller gift from 1969. A source says Kissinger signed a waiver, part of a wider IRS probe into 27 Rockefeller gift recipients totaling $2 million. The IRS already ruled two test cases that Rockefeller era gifts were income, potentially triggering taxes and gift tax refunds.
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