Woman Plans Nixon-Style Gift to Government
Spokane resident Mrs. Winston P. Evans says she will donate her $12,000 two story house to the government with a tax writeoff like President Nixon. Inland tax officials weigh potential ramifications.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1974
Page
1
Spokane resident Mrs. Winston P. Evans says she will donate her $12,000 two story house to the government with a tax writeoff like President Nixon. Inland tax officials weigh potential ramifications.
E-L Cord, head of mining interests and Cord automobile maker, died of a heart attack at his Reno home. He owned real estate in California and radio stations in both states. Cord was 19. The Cord 810, introduced in 1932, appears in the background. The report notes his holdings span Nevada and California.
Allison Thompson, 18, from Santa Barbara California, was detained at Heathrow after pistols and ammo were found in a hidden suitcase. Police linked her to two men, Abelkhir Hakaoui and a Pakistani named Atler Naseen, amid fears of a guerrilla base in London. Officials weighed arms smuggling charges versus deportation as inquiries continued.
A vast midcontinent ice storm coats western sections of Tennessee and stretches across Texas Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Missouri and into the Virginias and Pennsylvania. Power lines fall and crews handle calls while Memphis airport partly closes and schools cancel as 15 minute trips turn into hours in Arkansas.
Report states Sherwyn Shoes has no connection with the American National Red Cross. Officials confirm no affiliation or sponsorship and emphasize the distinction between the brand and the charity in public statements.
In Ocean Beach San Diego a cobblestone gravel strip was laid at the Chatworth and Nimitz intersection to aid a blind worker, Mike Aidena, using a pebble underfoot and his cane to cross safely. City officials praised the cooperative effort with the private sector and said more gravel strips could follow if needed.
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