Hayley Mills Ordered to Repay Taxes in Lords Ruling
London actress Hayley Mills, 27, must repay 248600 dollars in income taxes after a House of Lords ruling. She is married to director Roy Boulton and faces a further 22000 dollar legal bill.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1974
Page
1
London actress Hayley Mills, 27, must repay 248600 dollars in income taxes after a House of Lords ruling. She is married to director Roy Boulton and faces a further 22000 dollar legal bill.
INDEPENDENCE Mo BESS TRUMAN widow of PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN says she has several things planned for her 8th birthday today but will confide only to a few close friends She will not be at the home for celebrations living alone in the Truman house since the former president's death on December 26 1973 Friends note she uses a cane for arthritis while still doing her own grocery shopping at a nearby supermarket
Portland report notes Amanda Blake of Gunsmoke with husband Jack Gilbert cuddle two kittens at their Portland home. They run a breeding compound near Phoenix for wild cats and will add the two cubs to their stock with a permitting grant from the Interior for endangered felines.
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew reportedly attends Benny Benny Roth's 80th birthday celebration in California this weekend and plans time with Frank Sinatra in Farm Springs. He left Washington Tuesday escorted by a Secret Service detail. The GAO questioned the legality of the Secret Service protection two weeks ago, noting the round-the-clock guard ordered by Nixon. Protection cost from Oct 10 through Oct 15 totaled 89,222 dollars.
Solon House Majority Leader Larry Simpson faces public scrutiny as daughter Debbie Simpson, 18, writes to the Portland Press Herald about limited family time due to his legislative duties. She cites long hours and a Christmas dinner disrupted by calls, sparking capitol debates on workload and time at home.
Scores injured as propane gas tank cars derail and explode near a fire in Oneonta New York. Witnesses report trees leveled to stumps and a rapid sequence of blasts as volunteer firefighters fought the blaze. By late afternoon 58 injured, several in serious or critical condition, most released after treatment for minor burns.
The Nixon administration urged Congress to pass new legislation to extend unemployment benefits to 15 million workers not now covered and add 13 weeks in areas with high insured unemployment. The plan would provide up to 39 weeks in high jobless regions and up to 52 weeks in extreme cases, plus up to 26 weeks for 15 million state and local government workers and farm laborers.
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