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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1974

Page

8

Oil profits cited in Washington energy probe report

An insider story alleges oil majors profit from shortages by shifting Persian Gulf tax increases into prices while tax credits cushion U.S. returns. The piece claims production cuts favor high-margin products and squeeze independent stations, harming consumers. It also surveys Middle East diplomacy, Latin American left splits, and Watergate fallout, including IRS scrutiny of Nixon taxes and the San Clemente estate financing.

Washington Federal Energy Office Persian Gulf U.S Suez Canal Sinai Moshe Dayan Washinton Ismail Fahmy Moscow Fahmy Henry Kissinger Suez-Sinai Kissinger Egypt Central Intelligence Agency Mexico FBI Secret Service Nixon Internal Revenue Service Congressional IRS San Clemente Robert Abplanilo

New Mexico tax relief on medical bills proposed

Publisher notes the NM Legislature should quickly pass a bill to end sales tax on medical bills and drugs, arguing a state surplus makes the plan feasible. The column urges readers to contact their senators and house members, and mentions other policy debates and local news including Rev. Homolu as a potential archbishop successor and Albuquerque Police developments.

New Mexico House Democratic Republican

Letters and bureaucracy mix in mid valley Viewpoints

A collection of reader opinions covers traffic speed limits, hunting peck typing in the army, gambling ads, at large commissioners, legality of tape recordings, prawn cruelty, and political appointments. The piece notes public input and local concerns, including the role of media and businesses in the region.

Mid-Valley Sane

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