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...depreciation of a $4,816.84 table that he bought for the Cabinet Room in the White House. Among the other disallowed items were $5,391.43 spent from the White House guest fund on food, beverages, decorations and unspecified rentals for a masked ball given by Tricia in 1969, and $23,576 spent from the fund to feed the First Family and its pets at San Clemente, Key Biscayne and Camp David...
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. As an investment, Nixon bought two undeveloped lots near his Key Biscayne estate for the bargain price of $38,080 in 1967, partly financing the deal with a $20,000 loan from Daughter Tricia. He promised her 40% of the profits, which he paid five years later after selling the lots for $150,000. That left Nixon a profit of $66,762. On his 1972 tax return, he showed a capital gain of $17,424?and paid tax on it. Presumably, his 1973 return will reflect the remaining $49,338. Splitting the amount between the two years...
...people with no particular ability, but who are interesting either for being unusually pathetic victims or for being related to important people. "Interesting" is too strong a word to describe some of these people, though a word to describe some of these people, though, especially the ones like Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox or Claude and Paloma Picasso. Meeting Rabbi Baruch Korff might be intriguing, reading about...
...find out what he wants us to do." Welcoming a group of pro-Nixon demonstrators outside the White House, the President's daughter, Mrs. Edward Cox, expressed "outrage" at the criticism of her father and added: "Why should he resign? He hasn't done anything wrong." At Tricia's side, Ed Cox declared that Nixon is the victim of "one of the most vicious witch hunts in American history." But in a low-key reply to Nixon's State of the Union message, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield explained that Watergate inquiries cannot suddenly cease. "Whether...
...will bark at me now and then." Mostly, it seems, about sharing the housework. "No matter how hard I try to reassure her that letting down on household chores doesn't mean I feel any less affection, I get the sense she can't understand that." Meanwhile, Tricia and Eddie Cox have had to endure a three-week geographical separation. From Christmas Day until last Tuesday, Tricia was with her parents at San Clemente and at the White House, while Eddie stayed in Manhattan to work at his law firm. Returning last week to their apartment, Tricia quashed...