Nixon Cannot Recall Paying California Taxes During 1948 1960
White House officials say President Nixon cannot remember if he paid California income taxes while serving in Congress and as vice president. They doubt access to old state records will clarify his tax status for 1948 to 1960. A UPI survey found California’s current House members and senators all pay California taxes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
California
White House
District of Columbia
Congress
House
Senate
Kenneth Clawson
Califoria
Washington, D.C
Arizona House and Senate clash over school refinance plan
Today marks a pivotal moment as lawmakers push to reach a school refinance agreement before Arizona's special session adjourns. House leaders warn late progress could delay adjournment to January while Democrats accuse GOP leaders of backtracking and blocking equity in financing. Republicans hold closed caucus meetings to craft an acceptable program.
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Phoenix
House
Burton
Barr
Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Senate
Craig E. Davids
D-Coolidge
Mandatory continuing education urged for Arizona lawyers
Richard Segal president of the State Bar of Arizona says mandatory continuing education for lawyers could arrive within a few years. He cites low participation in seminars and compares to CPA teacher and doctor re certification practices. Don Bolles argues the Arizona shield law protects sources and keeps investigative journalism viable.
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Richard Segal
State Bar of
Arizona
Segal
Phoenix
Pima County Bar Association
State Bar
UA geosciences professor Guilbert wins $1500 teaching award
John M. Guilbert of the University of Arizona geology department has earned a $1,500 UA Foundation creative teaching award. A faculty member since 1965, he teaches introductory economic geology mineragraphy geology of rare and alloy metal deposits and theories of ore deposition.
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John M. Guilbert
University of Arizona Geosciences
UA Foundation
Guilbert
Soviet mum on progress of Soyuz 13
Soviet authorities remained silent on Soyuz 13 progress after the launch that sent two rookie cosmonauts into orbit. The crew joined Skylab 3 in earth orbit as the United States also has men there, and three Americans wished the Russians smooth sailing.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
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