Five Firms Paid No Corporate Taxes, Vanik Says
Rep. Charles A. Vanik released a study showing five large firms with combined profits of 382 million in 1971 paid no federal corporate income tax, while six firms taxed at under 10 percent. He cited Continental Oil, McDonnell Douglas, Gulf & Western, Aluminum Co. of America, and Signal Companies.
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UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Vanik
Continental Oil
McDonnell Douglas
Gulf & Western Industries
Aluminum Co. of America
Signal Companies
Securities and Exchange Commission
Fischer Draws Spassky In Fourth World Chess Game
In Reykjavik, Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer settled a draw on move 45 of game four. Spassky led 2-1-1 after four games, with Spassky 22 points to Fischer 1% and the next match at 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Fischer
U.S
Government sues over pollution in New York Harbor case
The federal government sues PVSC New York City New Jersey and five Hudson River communities in six districts seeking a permanent injunction and plans to force upgrade facilities and create a 180 day treatment plan while arguing it will coordinate blame in one courtroom for pollution of New York Harbor and adjacent waters.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
New York City
New Jersey
Passaic
PVSC
Commission of Environmental Protection
New Jersey Hudson River
New York Harbor
Federal Environmental Protection Administration
New York
U.S
Herbert J. Stern
Federal
Nationwide showers and storms sweep across regions
Nationwide weather brief notes scattered showers and thunderstorms from the southern Plains to southern New England and Florida with light rain in the northwest Plains and northern Rockies. Del Rio Texas logged over 1.5 inches in six hours, while Lewistown Montana and Cleveland Ohio also saw more than an inch. Montana hail reported at Billings and Miles City as temperatures ranged from 38 at Helena to 95 at Needles.
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United Press International
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Plains
New England
Florida
Northwest Plains
Rockies
del Rio
Tex
Lewistown
Mont
Cleveland
Ohio
Montana
Billings
Miles City
Helena
Needles Calif
Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Notice from Lompoc
Legal notice recorded in Lompoc California under Specior Court Decree No 47065 as second class post status under Act of Congress. Publication details indicate official adjudication and classification as a legal newspaper for public records.
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Lompoc
California
Scaled-Down School Aid Bill Advances from Committee
A reduced version of state schools chief Wilson Riles proposal to start four-year-old schooling faces Assembly Ways and Means after clearing the Senate. The measure, backed by Sen. Mervyn Dymally, trims funding and delays entry to 1976, emphasizing reading math progress and parent involvement amid GOP criticism.
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UPI
Wilson Riles
Assembly Education Committee
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Riles
Reagan
Newton R. Russell
R-Tujunga
Ulster truce talks boost hopes amid Belfast violence
In London secret talks between Labour leader Harold Wilson and IRA leaders raised expectations of a new Ulster cease-fire. Gasoline bombs hit a Belfast lumber yard near a British army post as gunmen killed a British soldier and a night watchman was found slain.
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UPI
Harold Wilson
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
Wilson
Labor
London
Northern Ireland
Ballymurphy
Sinatra lashes out at committee over Mafia links
Frank Sinatra attacked the House Crime Committee for alleged character assassination after links were raised to mafia figure Raymond Patriarca. He denied meeting Patriarca and explained a 5 percent Berkshire Downs stake bought in 1962, saying it came from a discussion with L. A. Rizzo.
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UPI
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Congressional
Sinatra
House Crime Committee
Joseph
New England
Raymond Patriarca
Patriarca
Barboza
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
California Legislature Action Notes in Weekly Update
Acting Governor signs bill banning automobile abandonment near rivers and streams. Senate advances multiple measures affecting farm pesticide protections, freeway naming, transit line restrictions, ticket scalping penalties, university pay raises, anti-porn prosecutions, educational funding, park conversions, prison guard pay raises, urban school aid, earthquake safety funding, and convicts' reentry payments. Committees and votes listed with bill numbers, sponsors, and outcomes.
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United Press International
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Chico
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Health
Petris
Oakland
Assembly
San Diego
Jack Schrade
Collier
California
Ronald Reagan
Grunsky
Watsonville
Harmer
Glendale
Assembly Eop
Brown
San Francisco
Maryland jail riot ends after hours of turmoil
In Upper Marlboro Maryland lawmen restored order as inmates set fires and briefly held three hostages at Prince Georges County jail. About 140 inmates participated in the four hour outbreak led by 25 defiant men amid heat and poor facilities. One prisoner treated for smoke inhalation.
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John Shallcross
Prince Georges County
William W. Gullett
Ansell
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