IRS inquiry finds no evidence of audits for political enemies
A six month review by the Joint Congressional Committee reports no proof that the IRS audited the 575 names on John W. Dean III memo list to harass political enemies. It notes some clients had above average audits but attributes this to deductible behavior, not politics.
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Tucsonian Couple Questions Enemies List In IRS Probe
Mrs. Joseph Lachowicz of 1042 North 5th Avenue says she was named by the White House to the Internal Revenue Service as possibly under investigation. Her husband, a behavioral psychologist, disputes the claim and vows to verify if her name is really on the list. They donated to George McGovern’s campaign, though not exceeding about 3000 dollars.
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Price hikes push U S living costs in November
UPI reports big price increases for fuel electricity and food raised the cost of living by 0.7 percent in November and cut the average American weekly purchasing power by 0.6 percent, according to government data.
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Washington
UPI
Winter Weather Forecast Hints at White Christmas
Winter's arrival brings a cautious forecast for northern Arizona with a potential white Christmas as an upper air disturbance moves in. Tucscon and surrounding areas expect cloudy skies and wind with a 60s day and 30s night while rain remains unlikely.
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Arizona
Legislators agree on separate school refinancing plans
Arizona Senate and House members have agreed on separate school refinancing programs and have recessed until January 7 to resume work on resolving their differences.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Senate
House
Promenade of Roses Cotillion Honors 19 Tucson Women
The Promenade of Roses charity cotillion recognizes 19 Tucson women. A firewood rush report notes 73.35 price movements while chain saws become popular as desert tree rustlers appear. Controlling Medical Services Fund 5 sits at the heart of the Peacock firing dispute.
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Medical Services
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Gasoline shortage hits Tucson service stations over holiday weekend
Tucson area service stations plan long weekend closures amid shortages. Only about 10 stations expected open Sunday, with at least half closed Monday and most closed Christmas Day. Owners report reduced fuel allotments, layoffs, and fears of permanent closures as prices and supply tighten. Local dealers urge patience as self rationing continues.
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United Service Station Dealers Association of Arizona
J.W. Clark
S. 6Th Ave
E. Grant Road
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Grant Road
Former Honduras resident considers leaving for old country
J. W. Clark Morris Johnson, a former Honduras resident who came from Chicago to run a Gulf station at 1701 S Alvernon Way, says if things worsen he will pack up and return to the old country. Dick Hornfeck runs a Texaco at 480 W Congress St near I 10.
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Tucson
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Gasoline price checks hint at rising wholesale costs
Oil firms query local gas stations to see which pumps register 49.9 or 99.9 cents per gallon. Gary Barnes of the United Service Station Dealers Association of Arizona warns the inquiries may signal major wholesale price increases.
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Gary Barnes
United Service Station Dealers Association of Arizona
Free Tucson bus tokens attract more riders than projected
City figures show token holders logged 607 187 rides by November 30 with five months left in 1973 74. Officials expect costs to rise about 150 000 beyond the 234 000 token redemptions budget and 100 000 admin—driven by rising use among elderly and low income residents and more routes. Tokens serve seniors 65 plus and poverty line residents. 17 682 locals authorized, 795 apps in November.
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Tucson Transit
Old Pueblo Transit
Ned Zolman
Zolman
Santas with handcuffs aid anti crime unit in Herald Square
In New York City two plainclothes Santas with handcuffs operate in the department store district. The undercover officers blend in to deter pickpockets and purse snatchers during the holiday crush. Arrests have been made by Santa’s back-up teams to protect the kids’ image.
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Herald Square
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