Public financing debate and tax checkoff funds in 1976 race
The article outlines how taxpayers may designate $1 for a presidential election campaign fund, noting $15 million collected so far and $11.1 million earmarked this year with only half returns tabulated. It covers potential allocations to major party nominees, third party reimbursements, and possible presidential veto by Nixon. It also mentions the Election Reform Act's aims and the general fund fallback if not enacted.
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H. S
Long Beach
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Nixon
Nixon aide names source of IRS tax data
Senate Watergate records name Vernon D. Acres as Caulfield s top IRS contact amid tax data allegations. Acres denies wrongdoing and says any prior ties with Caulfield were casual and not directing audits. Caulfield testified about discussing possible audits, amid controversy over how IRS information was sought. Transcript excerpts released by a committee source.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
White House
John Caulfield
Vernon D
Mike” Acres
U.S. Commissioner of Customs
IRS
Acres
Caulfield
Watergate Committee
Sean Jaworski- Caulfield
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Lux
Wayne
Billy Graham
John W. Dean IL
Beverly Hills First Files Bankruptcy
Beverly Hills Wancorp filed for bankruptcy seeking broad reorganization of its finances. John Rauch, president, filed the petition affecting the bank holding company only. subsidiaries include Western Diversified Equities Overseas Diversified Equities and Funding Services Inc. An investigation by Special Prosecutor Sean Jaworski-Caulfield followed.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Wancorp
Hasi
John Rauch
Western Diversified Equities
Overseas Diversified
Funding Services Inc
Peugeot Economy and Comfort Spotlight in Detroit Tests
Popular Science reported 24 miles per gallon in a road test in September 1973 and noted Detroit makers used Peugeots for testing. The aim was to learn how Peugeot achieves economy without sacrificing comfort, handling, and features like independent suspension, disc brakes, reclining seats, Michelin tires, and a steel sliding sunroof on the sedan.
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Popular Science
Detroit
Peugeot
Woman in Lion Country Safari attack improving
Thelma Samsioe, mauled by a 300 pound lion after cranking her car window, remains in serious condition but shows slight improvement after 10 hours of skin grafts on her head at Saddleback Community Hospital. An earlier eye injury was deemed to have zero point nine percent chance of saving the eye. A separate incident reports a concrete chunk fell from a pine story building in San Francisco during rush hour with no injuries.
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Lion Country Safari
Saddleback Community Hospital
Thelma Samsioe
San Francisco
Toddler killed in Oceanside by patrol car backing up
San Diego County coroner reports a two year old boy died after a Oceanside patrol car backed into him in a driveway. The driver, police Sgt Bruce Dunne, backed away to check on the boy and did not see him. The child died at a hospital about two hours later.
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Oceanside
San Diego
Don Critchell
Bruce Dunne
Dunne
Fixers For Your Problems In Classified Ads Columns
The service columns in the classified ads offer fixers for various problems. These listings highlight professionals ready to provide repairs, home improvements, and practical services on request.
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Lions Clubs
Mary Jane Reynolds
Studie
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H.K
Downey
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Studebaker Owners’ Club
Paul Gunder
Arvada Drive
Mission Viejo
Calif
Studebaker Drivers’ Club
Warren Curington
Hickory St
Santa Ana
Studebaker Co
Frost & French Inc
Western Ave
Studetaker
Gromyko
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
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Caulfiel
Acree
John Wayne
Beverly Hills First
Peugeots
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Rockwell
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Lakewood
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