Udall seeks wilderness designation for Saguaro area
UPI reports Rep Morris Udall has introduced a bill to designate 69,500 acres of the Saguaro National Monument near Tucson as wilderness under the Wilderness Act of 1964. The measure follows Nixon and Morton recommendations for expanding wilderness nationwide.
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House OKs $5.8 Billion Israel Arms Aid Bill
The House approved a foreign aid measure totaling 5.8 billion dollars including Nixon's 2.2 billion request to replenish Israel's arms after the October Middle East war. Vote was 219 to 180. Bill goes to Senate as opponents seek to punish Arab oil boycott and Chilean military junta aid.
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London Extends State of Emergency Amid Rail Slowdown
The British government extends a month-old state of emergency as 29,000 train engineers strike causing widespread disruption and worsening an energy crisis. The measure, set to expire at midnight, is renewed due to industrial campaigns by miners and engineers.
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Fire on USS Kitty Hawk Leaves Six Dead At Sea
A fire aboard the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk about 700 miles east of the Philippines killed six crewmen and injured 38, with four suffering minor burns and 34 minor smoke inhalation. The blaze started in the main machinery room as the ship steamed toward Vietnam. cause is under investigation.
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Judge questions IRS politics in tax status case
Federal Judge Charles R. Richey ruled Center on Corporate Responsibility Inc. may be exempt from federal income tax after finding the IRS did not have clean hands in processing the group's exemption. He cited possible White House pressure and noted the IRS failed to supply requested materials.
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Weicker Says Nixon Misstated Tax Deduction Details
Senate inquiry questions the Nixon claim that 570000 dollars of pre presidential papers qualified for an income tax deduction. Weicker's 11 page memo and 26 documents argue the papers were not identified and separated until December 1969, past the July 25 1969 deadline, challenging White House assertions. Sacramento officials plan a confidential probe into Nixon state income tax, amid board dispute over residency and alleged evasion.
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Medical Society Elects Officers in Pima County
Dr. Newell K. Richard a Tucson radiologist named president of the Pima County Medical Society succeeding Dr. Richard Armstrong. Other new officers include Dr James L. Parsons president elect M David Ben Asher vice president and Stuart W. Weilfall secretary treasurer.
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Court clears 2 aldermen in Chicago
In Chicago, aldermen Thomas E. Keane and Edwin P. Fifieliski were acquitted of charges of official misconduct conflict of interest and conspiracy. Judge Daniel J. Ryan cleared them after a bench trial regarding votes to use Jefferson State Bank as a city funds depository, with both men holding stock in the bank.
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Mitchell blocked dairy probe, reports allege
Federal investigators reviewed reports that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell blocked a grand jury probe into the Associated Milk Producers Inc a Texas based dairy cooperative that donated 202000 to Nixon campaign. Mitchell says he cannot recall. Senate Watergate and judiciary subcommittees investigate.
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