Tax reform debate centers on Nixon and zero taxpayers
Washington reports question why wealthy use loopholes while Nixon paid 1,670 in taxes for 1970-71 and received 131,503 in refunds. Critics say Congress stalls reform as average citizens shoulder the tax burden and 100 high earners avoid taxes.
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Connally Faces Rough Path in GOP Fight Over 1976 Bid
Washington sources report Republican leaders warn Connally's nomination could trigger a humiliating congressional rejection or a bitter fight. Governors and state chairs favor Reagan or Ford as alternatives, fearing Connally's quick rise would destabilize Nixon's position amid Agnew’s resignation.
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Nixon weighs Holton for high federal post
President Nixon is considering outgoing Virginia Governor Linwood Holton for a senior federal role. Holton, who chairs the Republican Governors Conference, has not been offered a position and says any potential job would depend on the role. He plans a brief off period after January and has not discussed details with anyone.
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Shenandoah Park Sets Attendance Record on Skyline Drive
Ten years ago in 1963 Shenandoah National Park saw a peak fall color season as 80 843 cars entered Skyline Drive. Also noting that Konrad Adenauer aged 87 retired after 14 years as West German chancellor.
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Meade’s Dignity After Being Superseded by Grant
General Meade, after losing command to Ulysses S. Grant following Gettysburg, accepted demotion with grace. In his Memoirs, Grant recalls Meade urging humility and stressing that personal pride must not hinder vital orders. Meade’s response to being supplanted showed character and dedication to the Union cause.
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How's Your IQ A 10 day quiz with a knowledge test
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