IRS seeks 22.9 million dollars from Nixon ally C Arnholt Smith
The IRS filed liens in nine Southern California counties demanding 22,833,933 dollars in back taxes and interest from C Arnholt Smith, a Nixon campaign fundraiser and principal stockholder of Westgate California Corp. Smith, 74, denies liability and says he will not pay. The action follows an IRS audit of his 1969 tax return with a 90 day appeal window.
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Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
C. Arnholt Smith
Nixon
California
IRS
Smith
Westgate California Corp
Nixon administration battered by court challenges this year
The Nixon presidency faces a surge of legal challenges in federal courts with a broad array of cases shaping its policy and governance. The AP report notes a nearly unanimous pattern of rulings against administration actions as the year progresses.
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Washington
Nixon
Nixon home tax assessment narrows to Orange County
State officials call for Orange County to probe whether Nixon's San Clemente villa is underassessed. The 2.35 million purchase and improvements contrast with a 1.37 million current value. County officials debate handling the request as the state board faces a split vote on the issue.
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Anehaim
Calif
Nixon
San Clemente
Orange County
John Lynch
State Board of Equalization
General Services Administration
Lynch
State Board
William M. Bennett
Jack Vallarga
Vallarga
Robert Abapeele
Minister to visit Nixon in September
New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk will meet with President Nixon on September 27 to review matters of mutual concern as partners in the ANZUS alliance. The White House announced the meeting amid a Missouri court challenge to withholding federal highway funds from the highway trust financed by gas and user taxes.
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Washington
New Zealand
Norman Kirk
Nixon
United States
White House
Children Trained in Crime In Fort Wayne Case
Fort Wayne Juvenile Bureau officer Larry Jordan said a four month investigation found a "school for crime" responsible for four burglaries and at least 100 auto break ins in the area. Michael I. Casper, 20, was arrested on first degree burglary charges and five youths aged 10 to 14 were involved. The bureau had information the youngsters were being trained in small burglaries and planned to steal a valuable coin collection.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Larry Jordan
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