Justice Dept Sues Atlantic Richfield Sinclair Merger
Outgoing Attorney General Ramsey Clark announces a Justice Department suit against the Atlantic Richfield Company Sinclair Oil merger. He warns against attacking big business and urges preserving competition to keep the nation secure amid global economic power shifts.
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Henry J. Taylor
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Atlantic Richfield Company
Sinclair Oil Corporation
Chicago
Clark
British Petroleum Company
United States
Mr. Clark
Abraham Lincoln
Someody
Jamestown
London
Soviet Union
Kentucky Taxpayer Wins Deduction For Meals On Medical Trip
A Kentucky woman successfully deducts meals and motel costs from a Mayo Clinic trip to Minnesota for leg surgery after the Tax Court allows transportation to medical care to be deductible while opposing roundabout resort stops. The ruling preserves a liberal view on medical expense deductions.
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William L. Raby
CPA
Kentucky
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Minnesota
Tax Court
Congress
Nixon Cabinet Standards Fall Short in Senate Ethics
Washington column argues the Senate lowered its own ethics by failing to list assets, emboldening lax cabinet oversight. It notes McNamara and Packard stock moves, Hickel’s oil ties, and a public outcry with 150000 letters urging scrutiny amid last minute inquiries.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Everett McKinley Dicksen
Basso Profoundo
Illinois
Dirksen
Peoria
Ev Dirksen
Robert McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Charley Wilson
General Motors
Defense
David Packard
Packard
State Finance panel questions Game and Fish fleet costs
The Legislative Finance Committee questions why the Game and Fish Department spends about 22 000 to 24 000 annually on state motor pool costs while maintaining its own fleet of 128 vehicles an airplane and a helicopter It notes no vehicle rentals since inception and calls for study of a satellite pool and better asset use The report also covers department staffing pay merit increases and future personnel needs for the Revenue Bureau and district offices with travel by air urged to save time.
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Senate Committee
Hickel
Supreme Court
Interior Committee
Anchorage
Walter J Hickel
Colorado Oil and Gas
Denver
Bureau of Land Management
Washington Post
Tom Kelly
Natural Resources
Halbouty Oil
Kelly
British Petroleum
Alaska
Gov. Hickel
Soviet Russia
Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Legislative Finance Committee
Game and Fish Department
LFC
State Welfare
Albuquerque
Revenue Bureau
History Highlights of January 22 Through the Years
A compact gallery of notable events on this date: Victoria’s death in 1901, Byron's birth in 1788, Morton’s Boston novel in 1789, Washington’s 1791 survey commission, 1905 St Petersburg clashes, Wilson’s League proposal in 1917, the 1957 Waterbury bomber arrest, and Kekkonen’s 1969 talks with Khrushchev.
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Associated Press
England
Lord Byron
Boston
Sarah Wentworth Morton
Philenia
George Washington
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
George Motesky
Waterbury
Conn
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Operation Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox advertising manager Albert A Stubbs managing editor M Higginbotham business manager and a local news operation at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico Includes subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery details and AP membership information.
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Chaves County
Roswell
North Main Street
N. 4
Vast Welfare State Sparks Tax Debate in New Mexico
An Albuquerque GE engineer calls New Mexico a vast welfare state amid talk of a $35 to $40 million tax rise this session. The editorial urges broad tax reform including income and sales taxes, motor vehicle and corporate taxes, to avoid driving residents and outsiders away.
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General Electric
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Gov. Cargo
Trad
Solomon
Senator Soaper Seeks Oxygen Aids Beyond Earth
Scientist discussion on making other planets habitable by supplying oxygen. A remark links Earth and space survival. A fragmented passage notes Maginot Line sale and a Vietnam bunker. A brief line mentions readers cut off from Saturday Evening Post and a bat spends most of life upside down.
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Atlantic-Sinclair
New York
Park Avenue
Walter Tippy
Walter J. Hickel
the Interior
Ed Pauley
West Coast
Navy
Pauley
Elk Hills
Interior Department
Truman
Wally Hickel
Senate Interior Committee
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Allott and Rogers
Plateau Natual Gas Co
Allott
Sen. Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Democrat
Secretary of the Interior
SEC
Real Estate Commission
LFC Revenue Bureau
Franklin Jones
Jones
Jack Stahl
Rep
Stahl
State Investment Council
Federal Housing Administration
Horace DeVargas
Espanola Democrat
Sen
DeVargas
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Albert A Stubbs
M. Higginbotham
Meree
Sane
Soaper
Bill Vaughan
Earth
France
Vietnam
Saturday Evening Post
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