Israeli Engineering Unit Destroyed In Golan Front
A military communique claimed Syrian forces destroyed an Israeli engineering unit on the Golan Heights front. The ceasefire has held with periodic clashes since the truce, while UN observers caution against potential lapses in the tense border area.
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Nixon's Tax Status Probed In California
Sacramento AP report says William Bennett of the Franchise Tax Board will seek a public hearing on President Nixon's California income tax status this week. The White House said Nixon resided in Washington DC for tax purposes, while Bennett noted Nixon owns San Clemente estate and may have California tax liability.
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Pastor Rents Nixon House for $50 Monthly in Whittier
In Whittier California Reverend Charles Mylander of East Whittier Friends Church and his family pay $50 each month to the White House for rent of a house across the street from the church. They have lived there about a year and deny special treatment or contact with the President. The rental figures appear in Nixon’s financial disclosure, noting deductible expenses of $24,319. The property, valued around $90,000, sits on an acre and is a wood-frame house rented for church use by the minister and family.
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Ford Sees Public Opinion Help Nixon Poll View
Vice President Ford on NARUC interview defends Nixon amid questions on tax and ethics. He praises Nixon's disclosure of finances and foreign policy achievements, suggests public opinion will shape judgments, and notes Americans would respond differently under similar pressure. The interview references a Cleveland report about taxes.
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Gas Station Closings Spark Sparse Interstate Traffic
Gas stations around the region faced reduced business as weather and high fuel prices discouraged travel. Officials report marked declines in out of state traffic lasting through the weekend. Georgia and Arkansas stations may shutter next week if demand does not rebound.
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States Face Loss Or Gas Tax Revenue
Federal efforts to cut gasoline consumption could cost states about 2 billion dollars annually in lost revenue. A 30 percent reduction would shrink state gas tax receipts, forcing cuts to services and postponement of hospital, school and highway construction. States vary widely in tax per gallon and total collections, with California 1970 receipts near 672.4 million and Alaska 10.4 million, while examples like Tennessee Florida and Illinois would face tens of millions in losses.
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House Panel Probes Rich Firms Fronting Minorities
A House subcommittee will investigate reports that wealthy businessmen back minority firms for government contracts and drain profits via management fees. Early estimates suggest up to 23 million of SBA subcontracts may pass through front firms as the panel concludes its Richmond, Virginia inquiry into SBA loan abuses.
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Small Business Subcommittee
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Obscenity ruling awaited as court weighs case in Georgia
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Georgia obscenity case from Albany operator Billy Jenkins jailed in 1972 after his theater showed Carnival Knowledge. The 5 to 4 ruling last June shifted standards to require proof a work is not a serious one, easing prosecutors. The matter may decide whether slander or obscenity governs state law and is set for decision by June. The Merchandise Mart in Chicago is noted as the world’s largest commercial building.
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