IRS Checks State Bonds and Contracts Controversy
Maryland investigators scrutinize state construction bonds and contractor files after subpoenas target multiple firms including Tidewater Insurance Co. officials W. Dale Hess and Harry W. Rodgers III. Probe links political ties with bonds tied to state contracts and agencies in Towson and Columbus.
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J Max Millstone
General Services
Maryland
Tidewater Insurance Co
W. Dale Hess
Harry W. Rodgers
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore Evening Sun
Washington Star- News
Tidewater
Wright
Maneei
Morrison
Towson
Clarke Langrall
Spiro T. Agnew
Hirohito Briefly Meets Malraux At Palace
Emperor Hirohito hosts a 30 minute discussion with French Cultural Minister Andre Malraux in the royal palace in Tokyo. Malraux then conferred with Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Royal Palace
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Kakuei Tanaka
Telephone Workers Seek Nationwide Raise Pact
Communications America and Sun Bel System workers press for a national bargaining approach with the CWA the AFL CIO IBEW and the Alliance of Independent Telephone Unions. The parties represent about 340 000 workers and seek to end regional wage disputes tied to the 1971 72 New York strike.
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Pisdigg
Communications America
Ino Aw
Camipalante
CWA
Sun Bel System
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
New York
Watergate Panel Sets Plan to Postpone Final Report
The Watergate committee signals a delay beyond May 28 for its full findings. Subpoena negotiations and possible section releases shape the timetable as investigators pursue testimony from key figures including Rebozo and Walmbach. The plan may span Hughes Rebazo matters campaign contributions and government grants amid ongoing disputes. The Ogoki River note appears as a tangential geographic fact.
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Ninume Wall
Amuthere Commutter
Stanley McReernan
Sommutter
Samuel Dash
Sut
Mary
Senate
Dash
Nixon Hosts Dinner for House Members Aboard Yacht
President Nixon dined Tuesday with nine House members aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia on the Potomac River. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the informal cruise covered defense and other legislation as well as any topics the congressmen wished to discuss. Republicans joining included Rep. Leslie Arends Rep. Samuel Devine Rep. Elford Cederberg Rep. Glenn Davis and Rep. Robert Michel.
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Washington
Nixon
Hes House
Sequois
Gerald L. Warren
Puturmac
Capital
House of Representatives
Warren
House
Leslie Arends
Hlinois
Samuel Devine
Onto
Elford Cederberg
Michigan
Glenn Davis
Wisconsin
Robert Michel
Oil Tax Showdown in House Puts Pressured Democrats on Amendments
House debate centers on Ways and Means oil tax reform. Rep. Green and Rep. Vanik press for Rules Committee action to bring their amendments to a vote. The proposal would raise oil industry taxes by about 13 to 14 billion dollars over six years and phase out the oil depletion allowance by 1979, with other tax changes affecting foreign-source income and intangible costs on foreign wells.
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Washington
House
William J Green
D-Pa
Charles A Varik
Green
Varuk
Ways and Means
Wass and Means
Wilbur
D-Ark
Rules Committee
le Green
Vanik
Rules
Ail
Vank
Treasury
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Department of General Sete
Uruiler
Tate Sisted
Othe Department of Transportation
Bowal
Columbus
Vuaooo
Upeo Columbus
Moorrison
Gladhill Furniture CO
Middletown
Mad
Prederita One
East Patrick St
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Watergate Committee
Ty Dees
Lee
Hag Jr
Niven
Rebuy
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Herbert Walmbach
Rebno
Rowe Mary Woods
F. Donald
Edward Nixon
Ogoki River
Albany River
Ontario
Co-Op
Anc
Frederick
Crengres Point Frederick
Med
Southern States Car Care Center
Huerver
Unite
Wlien
Routzahn's
Fieldcrest
Comwestoma
Kiea
Routzahn
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