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Ogden Standard-Examiner Tuesday June 27 1972 2A A dding Programs Hike Tax BOSTON NKVYORK Director Certain MAYBE THE BOOK DIDNT REVEAL HOW TO AVOID LONG ARM OF LAW PHOENIX (UPI) A man who wrote a book allegedly explaining how to avoid paying income taxes was arraigned Monday on charges of failing to file income tax returns for 1968 69 and 70 Marvin Cooley of Mesa Ariz was released on his own recognizance following an appearance before the US magistrate The Internal Revenue Service identified Cooley as the author of a book called Big which reportedly explains how to file tax returns without paying income tax The IRS said Cooley failed to report income of $18912 in 1968 $17214 in 1969 and $19083 in 1970 An IRS spokesman said conviction carries a fine of $10000 and -or one year in prison on each count in addition to paying the back taxes and the 50 per cent penalty on the back tax IRS said Cooley was convicted last March of practicing law without a license and was sentenced to six probation The IRS also identified Cooley as an announced candidate for the congressional seat now held by Rep John Rhodes R-Ariz BOYLE Continued From First Page contributions to the 1968 campaign for the US presidency A $10000 fine was imposed along wTith that sentence ON EACH COUNT Regarding counts two through 12 Richey imposed a $10000 fine on each count but said he was suspending sentence and instead placing Boyle on two years probation which would begin after he served his sentence on the other counts Richey left the matter of parole up to the US Board of Parole rather than imposing a minimum time for Boyle to spend in jail attorney Plato Cach-eris had asked Richey to grant a new trial because of a Supreme Court decision last week which Cacheris said negated the law under which Boyle was convicted In that ruling the high court said it is not against the law for a union to set up a separate fund to collect money from its membership for political contributions WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE Cacheris said that ruling emasculated the law as it applies to Richey however agreed with Asst Atty Gen Charles Ruff who noted that in case the money was taken without the knowledge of the union membership from the general union fund and therefore the Supreme Court ruling no bearing on this The Justice Department asked Richey to impose a jail term on Boyle as a lesson for others inclined to commit similar offenses Ul WEATHER fOTOCAST FORECAST Tonight will find showers scattered across much of the area from the mid Mississippi valley to the South Atlantic coastal states as well as in the vicinity of the upper Lakes and Northern Rockies Clear to partly cloudy skies should rule elsewhere Castro Starts Talks Handed Decoration THE WEATHER TODAY cannot be any new Weinberger said it is clear that unless Congress wishes to force a huge tax increase there must be some deletions if Congress wants new Weinberger included a table in his prepared remarks which showed national defense expenditures took up 66 per cent of the federal budget in 1953 44 per cent in 1969 when Nixon took office and 31 her cent during the 1973 fiscal year The table showed human resouces expenditures were 15 per cent in 1953 34 per cent in 1969 and 45 per cent in the 1973 budget Toll Heavy In Floods NEW DELHI An Indian news agency said today major floods have swept across the east Indian state of Assam It said as many as 500 persons were washed away thousands of homes destroyed and a quarter of a million persons isolated by the waters The Press Trust of India (PTI) quoting officials from the Assam state capital of Shillong said it did not know how many of the 500 persons washed away by the floods were killed but that only a few stragglers had been found WASHINGTON (UPI) budget director said today Congress will force a huge tax increase if it insists on adding new federal programs Caspar Weinberger also disputed the contention of Sen George McGovern that too much of the federal budget is being spent on defense The director of the Office of Management and Budget told a subcommittee of the Joint Economic Committee the share of the budget allocated to national defense was declining by a third since Nixon took office while the share for human resources programs was increasing at about the same rate He said national security not been compromised in the BASIC PROBLEM Weinberger argued the basic problem facing the federal government today was controlling spending He said spending should not be increased because is clear now that the economy is well along on the path to full employment and that no additional fiscal stimulus is He said increasing taxes on the other hand would be the wrong are already forcing contributions of more than one-third of the GNP (gross national product) to government at all Weinberger said is too much we must make every effort to lower Weinberger said it was the goal to keep spending in fiscal year 1973 below $250 billion is not to say that there US Shows Off Summery Skies wTas recognition of his outstanding services in the struggle against imperialism his great contribution to the cause of peace and socialism his intensive activity to develop and deepen all-around friendly relations between the Soviet Union and the republic of Gets Senate Okay WASHINGTON The Senate has confirmed without debate the nomination of Carroll Brunthaver of Fremont Ohio as assistant secretary of agriculture Utah: Fair and warmer through Wednesday highs today 85 to 95 and Wednesday in the 90s lows tonight mostly 50 to 60 Southwest Idaho: Mostly fair and warmer through Wednesday highs upper 70s and 80s today and 80s to lower 90s Wednesday lows tonight 45 to 55 Southeast Idaho: Mostly fair and warmer through Wednesday high 70s to lower 80s today and mid 70s through 80s Wednesday lows tonight mostly 40s Following are the tempera- MCGOVERN INFLUENCE MOSCOW (AP) Fidel Castro opened talks today with the three Soviet leaders and was awarded this highest civilian decoration the Order of Lenin The Cuban prime minister arrived Monday for an official visit of about two weeks and talks which are expected to focus on economic problems Western specialists say Soviet aid now amounts to about $1 million a day The official news agency Tass said the talks held in an atmosphere of fraternal friendship complete mutual understanding and and that they will be continued Tass reported the session questions of further development and deepening of relations of friendship and all-around cooperation between the Communist party of the Soviet Union and the Community party of VIEWS EXCHANGED was also an exchange of the agency said the current problems of the international situation and mutual cooperation in the interests of strengthening socialism world peace and the social progress of the The conference included Cuban Minister Carlos Rafael Rodriguez and the three Soviet the Communist party general secretary Leonid I Brezhnev President Nikolai Podgomy and Premier Alexie Kosygin Tass announced that Castro had been awarded the Order of Lenin by decree of the Supreme Soviet this rubber-stamp legislature The decree said the award i United Press International Mostly fair and dry wTeather prevailed across the nation today except for lingering showers and thundershowers from the Southeast to the north-central states Late Monday a tornado was reported between Oakley and Colby Kan and another twister was sighted west of Roger Ark A few funnel clouds also were sighted near Valentine Neb and Goodland Kan No injuries or damage were reported 100-DEGREE MARK Warm temperatures were the rule in the South and temperatures were expected to reach the 100-degree mark again today in west Texas and eastern New Mexico and southwest and central Oklahoma Temperatures early today ranged from 42 at Bradford Pa to 88 at Needles Calif The weather forecasts: Salt Lake City Ogden Provo: Fair with rising temperatures through Wednesday highs today 85 to 90 and near 90 lows tonight 55 to 60 probability of rain zero through Wednesday i THE HOUSE Of HLAMMS ft DAVETUTHIIL Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist Compasses it: Altimeters Fire Extinguishers EDGES HEAR FREE HEARING TEST AND EVALUATION Sonotone Hearing Aid Center 2309 Washington 392-2I3I GLASS MCGOVERN Continued From First Page ington news conference he had won the support of 9675 votes held by uncommitted black enough to guarantee him more than the 1509 votes needed to win the nomination is no question the South Dakota senator said this is enough to put us over the top in July on the first claim immediately came under fire from dissenting blacks and a Humphrey aide who said the figure of new support had been inflated Later in the day McGovern strategists admitted the error The latest tally by The Associated Press of first-ballot strength which include the new black suppport for McGovern gives him still 171 short of the number needed for nomination MUCH STRESS Anti-McGovern forces particularly Humphrey are placing considerable stress on the California challenge which if successful could take away 151 of delegates and distribute them on a proportional basis among his California primary foes Humphrey who ran second in the California balloting would gain most of them McGovern forces claim just short of a majority of the 50-member Credentials Committee but the 10 California members vote on the challlenge affecting their seats Burke Marshall a former assistant attorney general serving as the hearing examiner in the case heard arguments Monday and will report to the full panel on whether there were violations of the reform guidelines specifically the one barring binding entire delepations to suppport a single candidate REFORM RULES The McGovern forces argue that the reform rules written by a commission headed at one time by the South Dakota senator specifically exempted the primary from the unit-rule ban The Platform Committee meanwhile struggled early today in the search for language amenable to such divergent factions as those led by McGovern and by Alabama Gov George Wallace The question of school busing seemed headed for a convention floor debate following committee adoption of a plank supporting busing in cases where it both desegregates schools and improves educational quality The committee voted 78 to 16 aganist a move by Wallace forces who sought support for a constitutional amendment barring school busing for racial balance 52 CHESS MATCH Fischer to Show Spassky's Certain SPECIAL AIR COOLERS 134 CMF 95 The platform draft calls for measures to shared monopolies such as auto steel and tire strengthen and enforce antitrust laws break up multinational corporations such as ITT and other and study federal rather than state chartering of big national and international corporations STRONG PLEDGE It contains a strong pledge of jobs for all with the government providing public-service employment to guarantee opportunities for those left out of private employment Rejecting amendments tending both toward a more hawkish and more dovish stance the platform writers pledged that a Democratic president would first order of business an immediate and complete withdrawal of all US forces in and said this country no longer i seek to determine the future of the nations of A military-policy plank e-clares that military budget can be reduced' substantially with no weakening of our national It included no figures on reductions Abolition of the armecl-services draft was urged REJECTED PLANK The rejected Wallace antibusing plank would have declared the party opposed to busing to achieve racial The adopted plank describes busing as tool (that) must continue to be available according to Supreme Court decisions to eliminate legally imposed segregation and improve the quality of education for all Beyond these issues the platform which has taken on the proportions of a book ranges 1 widely over environmental promises a long list of rights for veterans women children American Indians and others housing and urban-transportation aids and agricultural programs with emphasis on preserving the family farm The committee drove to complete its major planks and leave time for voting on dissenting and minority proposals before its rules-imposed deadline later today Continued From First Page into this morning under searing television lights and in view of a heavy delegation of newsmen and a thinning audience They substantially recast the preliminary draft submitted by a subcommittee Amendments to assert right to abortion and to call for an end to discrimination in employment and other fields against homosexuals were defeated after hours of early-morning debate ADOPTED But a statement calling for abolition of the death penalty as an ineffective and cruel deterrent was adopted Among surprise amendments was one calling for defeat of the pending wrelfare-reform bill adding another obstacle to the already formidable ones the measure has encountered in Congress Spearheaded by a group of black delegates the amendment carried 64 to 28 But the committee refused to endorse the proposal of the National Welfare Rights Organization for a $6500 guaranteed income for a family of four The language adopted on this and on taxation was broad enough to accommodate other proposals beside That candidate meanwhile said in San Antonio Tex he is preparing to introduce new proposals on welfare and taxation toning down his original plan that has been criticized as harsh on moderate as well as high incomes MINIMUM STEP On tax reform the committee voted to endorse a minimum the proposal of leading Democrats in Congress to force re-examination of most tax preferences by bringing them up for repeal over a three-year period But the committee also called for immediate closing of most unjustified of the tax and for Social Security tax changes that would rely more on payroll taxes on higher earnings and on general Treasury receipts It also endorsed federal 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REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) World chess champion Boris Spassky looing relaxed and fit said he is sure American challenger Bobby Fischer will show up in time and they will begin their 26-game series Sunday Spassky a Russian told a press conference Monday that commander-in-chief Fischer why the American turn up as expected Flood Death Count at 229 RAPID CITY SD (AP) Searchers have found two more victims of the June 9 Rapid City flood Authorities identified a body located Monday as Maxine Savely no address and said Gnor-vall Gall Rapid City was found Sunday The two deaths raised the flood death toll to 229 with 228 identified Still on the missing list were 32 names BUSINESS MACHINES LARGEST ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR DEALERSHIP DOES IT AGAIN I I I FIVE YEAR PARTS WARRANTY Hospital Fire Claims 15 In Philippines MANILA (AP) Fifteen persons some too weak too flee died of suffocation shock or heart attack when fire of undetermined origin damaged a nine-story hospital early today a hospital spokesman said Some patients were unaccounted for after the postmidnight confusion The three-hour blaze started in the wooden outpatient annex of Family Clinic and Hospital and sent patients rushing blindly through smoke-filled corridors in search of exits police said Eleven infants were among the 86 patients at the hospital TIED SHEETS Some patients and staff members on the second and third floors tied sheets together and slid to safety Firemen rescued others with skyladders One nurse fell from a fourth-floor ledge and was in critical condition One patient was in the delivery room and was brought down on a ladder She completed the delivery safely in another hospital police said Police and arson experts opened an investigation to determine the cause of the blaze $gi)nx jyJanbarfr-Besumtttr 455 23rd Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Utah by The Standard Corporation Ogden Utah 84-401 Second Class Postage paid at Ogden Utah Subscription rates $275 per month anywhere in the United States All mail 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