California Finds No Fraud in Nixon Tax Report
California officials say no criminal negligence or fraud found in Nixon's 1969 to 1972 state income tax raises. Nixon must file four-year returns, pay back taxes totaling $4,263.72 plus a $39.17 penalty and up to $1,000 in interest.
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Calif
California
Nixon
White House
New York
Dean Butler
California Franchise Tax Board
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Gerald L. Warren
State Franchise Tax Board
Warren
Martin Huff
Huff
New York State Tax Department
Department
John F. Donovan
Manhattan
San Clemente
California Board
Slow Primary Filings Mark County Elections This Year
With the April 30 deadline near only 14 Democratic candidates filed for Aug 6 county primary. Thirty two county and district offices are on the ballot, with several incumbents seeking reelection and a U.S. Senate race and state auditor contest adding statewide interest. Incumbents Russell Blackburn Harold Sulgrove Floyd Lewis and Carl Deimeke seek renomination or face opposition. John Jesse is unopposed for county clerk, while Glenn M. Barnes will not seek another term. Other races include county recorder, probate magistrate judgeship, and several state offices with varying candidacies.
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Russell Blackburn
Harold Sulgrove
Floyd Lewis
Carl Deimeke
Martinsburg
Roy Guile
John Jesse
Glenn M. Barnes
Thomas Osborne
Arch Hays
Leo Erdel
LeRoy Werner
van Botkins
Clyde Berry
James E. Heim
Joseph M. Bone
Hattie Wood
James Lemon
William Hungate
U.S. Senate
President Plans Quiet Florida Easter
President Nixon stays at his Bayside home in Key Biscayne for a quiet Easter weekend with no urgent business. Aides say no official visitors are expected and Nixon will not focus on the House subpoena for tapes and documents while plans for May materials proceed. The First Family attends local Easter services and will return to Washington early next week.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Bayside
Florida
Ronald L. Ziegler
Air Force One
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Ziegler
White House
Pat
Tricia
Edward Cox
Julie
David Eisenhower
Phoenixville
Nixons
Poll Finds Waning Faith in Nixon in Hungate District
In northeastern Missouri Rep. William L. Hungate reports his district shows eroding support for President Nixon. The poll finds 40.4 percent unsure about guilt but urging inquiry, 34.6 percent say guilt and impeachment, 23.8 percent think Nixon unfairly maligned, 1.2 percent have no opinion.
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Washington
William L. Hungate
D-Mo
Missouri
Nixon
Hungate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Frenzied Feeding Fish Attack Swimmers At Miami Beach
At Haulover Beach in Florida about a dozen bathers were slashed and bitten by bluefish and jacks during a feeding frenzy. Lifeguards reported near shore bites as fish chased mullet, with one teen requiring 55 stitches to close leg wounds.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Jeff Fuller
Fuller
South Florida
Jim Holland
Holland
Bonnie Brown
Miami
New Foreman Encounters John Over Crates
Mr. Ducken, new foreman, introduces himself during rounds and meets John who also claims the role, saying I am too. The lighthearted exchange captures a playful moment on the morning shift.
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Mr. Ducken
John
Ducken
K&m
Holy Land tensions mount as Kissinger race stalls peace
AP analysis by William L. Ryan notes Easter hopes clash with renewed danger in the Middle East. Escalation follows the Qiryat Shmonah raid and Syria's refusal to quiet, with Brezhnev pressuring for greater Kremlin presence and distrust of Kissinger. Assad's Moscow visit signals fragile progress amid diplomatic paralysis.
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William L. Ryan
Holy Land
Israel
Qiryat Shmonah
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kissinger
Geneva
Kremlin
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Syria
United States
Assad
Moscow
Kissinger Seeks Golan Withdrawal Progress
Secretary of State Kissinger meets Syrian official Brig. Gen. Hikmat Chehabi to assess a disengagement proposal for the Golan Heights. The talks seek Moscow's leverage on Syria while officials weigh Geneva pressures and hopes for a 1970s era arms limit breakthrough with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Hikmat Chehabi
State Department
Moshe Dayan
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Moscow
Egypt
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Hafez Assad
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nixon
Kremlin
Geneva
Gromyko
Middle East
U.S
Dayan
Department
White House
Israel retaliates for terrorist raid across Lebanon and Syria
Israel struck back after the Qiryat Shmanah massacre, warning Lebanon and sending warplanes to attack a Syrian force on Mt. Hermon. In Lebanon, 20 houses were blown up in six villages and about 10 suspected terrorists were captured. A Lebanese woman and her 10 year old daughter were killed in Beirut.
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Golan Heights
Mt. Hermon
Syria
Lebanon
Qiryat Shmanah
Beirut
Nasri Maalouf
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Israel
Easter Services Move To Chaotic Finale
In Jerusalem on Holy Saturday Easter services built to a climax as Eastern and Western worshippers gathered around the tomb of Jesus amid armed guards and a security sweep following regional violence. The Holy Fire ceremony turned chaotic as pilgrims from Greek Armenian Syrian Coptic and Ethiopian Orthodox churches vied to light candles from torches in the tomb chamber.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Israel
Lebanon
Crusader Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Nazareth
Hanna Kaldany
Jaffa
Russia
Wet gloomy Easter forecast for Missouri from storm
A winter storm from the Rockies brings a wet and gloomy Easter across Missouri. Showers and thundershowers start this evening and may linger in the eastern state through Sunday. Skies clear to partly cloudy Sunday through Wednesday with cool mid-April weekend temperatures and highs near the mid 60s by Wednesday, while next week brings 30s to lower 40s lows and highs in the 90s on Monday and Tuesday, warming slightly Wednesday.
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Kansas City
Rockies
Missouri
National Weather Service
Haas Retires After 43 Years With The Ledger
William Haas, long‑time Ledger business manager and former advertising chief, retires after 43 years with The Ledger. He contributed to Missouri advertising groups, Kiwanis, Little Theatre in Mexico, and Boy Scouts. will serve as publisher consultant.
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Ledger
Robert M. White II
Bill Haas
Missouri University School of Journalism
Mr. White
Haas
Missouri Advertising Managers Association
Missouri Associated Dailies
Missouri
Kansas City
Kiwanis Club
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Little Dixie
Boy Scouts Great Rivers Council
the Ledger
The
University
Missouri School of Journalism
Columbia
U.S. Army
Jefferson Barracks
Camp Crowder
Office of War Information Overseas Branch
New York City
Edna Mae Webb
Marionville
South Western St
Montgomery City
Montgomery High School
White
Stanton Thompson
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