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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
2
The IRS has reopened an audit into President Nixon's income tax returns for four years citing underpayment of about 17 percent. A Washington Post review suggested Nixon misclassified his $50,000 expense account as salary, per the accountant consulted by the paper.
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. will not seek re election next year. The North Carolina Democrat, famed for leading the Watergate Committee, said he still works hard but time and aging make it impractical to continue beyond his current term.
Travelers face limited seats on Amtrak and long delays from a major winter storm. Trans World Airlines plans full service by tomorrow but holiday flights remain scarce. Westbound Sunset Limited and other trains pass Tucson with restricted occupancy while buses add capacity. Gasoline shortages and freezing temperatures slow interstate travel as a severe storm system cripples parts of the Midwest and Northeast, causing dozens of deaths and widespread closures.
Jimmy Hoffa, 60, declares plan to run for Teamsters presidency in 1976. On parole with a court order restricting union activity until 1980, he says he will start efforts next month to lift the release conditions.
Melvin R. Laird will quit his role as presidential counselor on February 1 and hand over congressional liaison and domestic policy duties to Vice President Gerald R. Ford. Brye Narlow, another Nixon aide, is also reported to plan leaving White House duties early next year. Laird denied quitting over Watergate advice.
Madrid reports premier and Franco confidant Adm. Luis Carrero Blanco was killed when a blast lifted his car thirty feet into the air, a shocking political assassination shaking Spain.
Barbara Barte is featured as a food specialist in the Citizen, highlighting culinary tips and local dining notes. The piece outlines Barte's expert approach to recipes and taste, with a focus on everyday cooking and regional flavors.
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