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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

21

Campaign Contribution Form Fell Short Of Expectations

The piece details debate over the IRS checkoff for political contributions on tax returns. Mondale and Fraser push for reform or repeal while Democrats seek to restore the page one box. Taxpayers face questions about privacy and funding for campaigns as Congress weighs changes.

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Brennan Made Marshal To Keep Revolver

Washington, labor chief Peter Brennan was made a special deputy U.S. marshal to legally carry a pearl handled revolver for protection. Brennan, seeking to blunt criticism after reports of his pistol, requested action from Attorney General Kleindienst. Wayne Colburn swore him in in the attorney general’s office. Brennan has carried a revolver for years and retains five security guards at his office.

Washington UPI Peter Brennan U.S Justice Departments Department Brennan Bis Punel Geneard G. Kleindienst Wayne Colbur Kleindienst Labor Department New York

Cheese Import Quotas Raised To Slow Prices

Washington reports President Nixon raised cheese import quotas by 50 percent, allowing 61 million extra pounds beyond the 128 million annual limit. The Cost of Living Council urged doubling imports to curb a price rise, with per capita cheese consumption at about 18.4 pounds in 1972 and imports accounting for roughly 6.5 percent of U.S. consumption.

Washington Nixon John Dunlop Cost of Living Council Dunlop U.S

Vandalism Costs Urban Schools Billions Since 1960

Urban residents face at least 470 million dollars annual losses from school vandalism, a burden traced back to 1960 as researchers warn about rising property damage and security concerns in city districts.

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