Joint group to study Nixon tax returns
A congressional committee decided to expand its inquiry beyond Nixon's two deductions to an unlimited review of his 1969 72 tax returns. Rep. Mills said the panel would probe every aspect of the years returns with subpoena power. Nixon offered to provide returns for full inquiry and paid taxes reported. complex tax disputes with Cooper Lybrand also noted.
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Prosecutor expands Watergate tape collection from Nixon era
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he has received more tapes from President Nixon era and is seeking presidential files for documents. He praised White House cooperation while noting the search covered particularized areas. He received tapes of March 21 with John W. Dean III and Nixon's April 15 notes. Dean testified that Nixon faced a warning about executive clemency.
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Vesco Visa Revoked by Argentine Government
Argentina cancelled the residence visas for American financier Robert L. Vesco and his associate Ulrich J. Strickler after an internal investigation. Edmundo Gnavi, head of the National Immigration Office, was dismissed for issuing the visas. Vesco faces US fraud and conspiracy charges linked to transfers from International Controls Corp. to a Bahamian company.
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Saxbe backs Jaworski in Watergate probe at hearing
Senator Saxbe pledged to uphold special prosecutor Leon Jaworski s independence and resist White House pressure as he would not fire Jaworski or resign if Nixon demanded it. Both men affirmed full pursuit of Watergate crimes, including any by the President, while Jaworski emphasized his obligation to investigate.
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Judge orders HEW funds released to states
UPI reports federal judge Aubrey E. Robinson ruled HEW must apportion the full $20 million for fiscal 1973 to state elementary and secondary schools after a summary judgment. The suit by Pennsylvania, Washington, Nevada, Illinois and Texas cites illegal impoundment and signals broader efforts with Oklahoma to release $55.5 million in higher education funds.
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Sadat reshuffles Egyptian military leadership after Suez losses
Anwar Sadat dismissed the chief of staff and two army commanders seen as responsible for Israeli gains along the Suez Canal. New leaders named include Mohammed el Gamassy to head the armed forces and Fong Ghali and Ahmed Badawi Sayed Ahmed to lead the 2nd and 3rd Armies respectively. Israel and Syria reported heavy fighting amid cease fire tensions ahead of Geneva talks.
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