Nixon taxes and Frost money clash in House debate
Four Democratic lawmakers seek to shave 148000 from Nixon's 169000 White House funding to force payment of 148000 in back taxes. The plan failed 1934, as Congress debated funding for Nixon and Ford while trimming White House expenses amid partisan pushback and a roll-call attempt.
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Byron Sarro
Washington Star
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
David Frost
Frost
House Appropriations Committee
House
White House
Postal Service
The
Treasury
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Norman D. Dicks
D-Wash
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Koch
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Appropriations
Steed
Joseph S. Ammerman
D-Pa
Elford Cederberg
R-Pa
New York Times
New York
Cederberg
Robert Bauman
R-Md
Richard Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Carter White House
Legislative
Herbert Harris
D-Va
President
Elliott Levitas
D-Ga
Carter
Council
Harris
Clarence Miller
Rohio
Miller
Ford
Subpoenas Issued for Nixon Ford Officials in Korea Influence Probe
House investigators subpoena former high level intelligence and security officials from the Nixon and Ford administrations to probe knowledge of South Korea’s alleged effort to buy influence in Congress. Targets include Lawrence Eagleburger William Hyland Juanita Moody and Brent Scowcroft as ethics leaders seek access to intelligence cables and related reports.
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Washington
Ap) — House
Nixon
Ford
Congress
Lawrence S. Eagleburger
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Yugoslavia
William G. Hyland
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence
Juanita Moody
National Security Agency
Brent Scowcroft
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Office of
Park Chung Hee
Tongsun Park
Phillip Lacovara
House
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