Weicker Challenges Nixon Gift Deduction Records
Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. released a 11 page memorandum with 26 documents contending Nixon’s $570000 prepresidential papers gift to the National Archives fails to meet tax law requirements. Weicker argues delivery and dominion conditions were not satisfied before the 1969 deadline and questions the White House defense. The IRS will review the materials, while Nixon backs the deduction and agrees to IRS and congressional reviews.
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Firing Leads To Murder death by own action
Washington University grounds superintendent Gerald H. Crabtree, 62, was found shot four times in the maintenance complex. Forty minutes later former employee Howard Charles Smith, 48, shot once and found between two trucks near the center. A witness said Smith held a gun, ran from the building after Crabtree’s body was found, and had been fired Monday for drunkenness.
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Dick Van Dyke Portrays Drunk in TV Movie The Morning After
Los Angeles AP Dick Van Dyke discusses his role as an alcoholic in the ABC Movie of the Week The Morning After He says he stopped drinking in August 1972 and that alcoholism is lifelong He describes the role as cathartic noting he never drank before or during work and hopes youths see the film
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Sedalia Names First Woman Pettis County Magistrate
Hazel Palmer was sworn in Tuesday as a magistrate judge in Sedalia Missouri becoming Pettis County's first woman jurist. The Republican was appointed by Governor Christopher S Bond to fill the unexpired term of Frank Armstrong who died November 24.
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Missouri School Aid Budget Seeks 391 Million
The Missouri House Appropriations Committee heard a plan to raise state aid to public schools to 391.8 million for fiscal 1974-75 an increase of 31.7 million from the current 360.1 million. Commissioner Arthur Mallory cited rising costs especially for handicapped students and urged prioritizing education funding along with boosts for vocational and special education and a one point seven million rise for severely retarded schools. Governor Bond backs a smaller 21.7 million increase, while total education budget would rise about 48.3 million to 548.9 million for 1974-75.
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