New election law takes effect Friday nationwide
A broad new election law takes effect Friday, ending much of the secrecy around campaign contributions while capping how much candidates may spend on advertising. It tightens disclosure, but includes loopholes and varies by office. effective April 7 with first quarterly reporting June 10.
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New Hampshire
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Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
New York
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Alabama
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National Cola
John Gardner
Citizens Lobby
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U.S. Senate
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Justice Department
Committee forms Nebraska Nixon re election group
The Nebraska Committee for the Re election of the President announced a state honorary committee including the full congressional Nebraska delegation and a two member state wide executive policy group. George B. Cook said a broad grassroots Nixon organization will back the campaign with plans for a statewide advisory board and county leadership across 93 counties. Cook, a Lincoln resident, outlined aims to expand Nixon support in both primaries and the general election.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Nixon
George B. Cook
Cook
Lincoln
Don Searcy
Kearney
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Thedford
Ren Blauvelt
Carl T. Curtis
Ralstone
Omaha
Blauvelt
Sen
The Garr Telegram Partnership Advert
The Garr Telegram Partnership operates a newspaper in Columbus Nebraska with publication Sundays and Mondays. Subscriptions are 2.00 monthly by carrier in Columbus and 12.00 per year by mail in Nebraska and nearby states. Change of address notices must notify the local postmaster and the Telegram.
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Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
Tecall
Columbas
Dole hints Kennedy could be Democratic nominee
Senator Robert Dole told Rhode Island Republicans that chaos in the Democratic Party could propel Senator Edward Kennedy to the presidential nomination. He cited Kennedy as a leading administration critic and noted Democratic disarray from inconclusive primaries, predicting Nixon would defeat McGovern.
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Providence
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Rhode Island Federation of Republican Wamien
Dole
Kennedy
Nixon
George McGovern
Off duty Omaha officer shot in residence incident
An off duty Omaha police officer, year old Gerald Paul, was hospitalized in Omaha Friday with three gunshot wounds from an early morning shooting at a residence. Paul and a companion were at the home of two women when a man allegedly entered and fired four or five shots. A man was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Omaha
Neb
Gerald Paul
Paul
Astrological Forecast By Sidney Omarr 1902
Astrological forecast notes zodiac insights for all signs with emphasis on Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It highlights personal growth through cooperation, knowledge sharing, and self awareness. The piece urges reliance on experience, hints at financial and legal considerations, and marks April as a pivotal month for Aries and birthdays.
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Doc
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Natura
Aries
Gilly
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Feough
Ihrough
VIACO
Leo Wessige
Firth
Independent business groups back automation exemption plan
Business owners rally behind Senator Lawton Chiles Florida proposal to shield small firms from further federal minimum wage increases if they can prove automation would replace workers. Polls show majority support amid concerns about job losses and higher costs. skeptics warn exemptions may hurt many retailers and service firms.
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Congress
Lawron Chiles
Florida
National Federation of Independent Business
Lawton Chiles
National Federation of Independentusiness
Nebraska
Tf Yaishig
Chiles
Seattle
Conservation office to move from Albion to Norfolk
The Soil Conservation Area office will be moved from Albion to Norfolk on June 1. The County Soil Conservation Office will remain. Transferred to Norfolk are Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond, Mr and Mrs Sydney Haakensted, and Mr and Mrs Budd Fountain. The area office began in the s-
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Albion
Soil Conservation Area
Norfolk
County Soil Conservation Office
Charles Hammond
Sydney Haakensted
Budd Fountain
Rejected ideas of yesterday become welcomed today
AP analyst notes that ideas once scorned may later gain acceptance in society. The commentary cites Ford safety campaigns, postwar consumerism, and label testing by the FDA, then argues for land value taxation to spur property improvements and curb deterring taxes. The piece links evolving public taste, regulatory shifts, and urban policy to delayed adoption of practical ideas.
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John Cunniff
Gusbase
NEW York (Ap
Ford Motor Co
Carl Kamp ‘Jr
Federal Home Loan Board
St. Louis
Nebraska road funds expected to be restored soon
Lincoln Nebraska state officials announce optimism that the federal highway funds shortfall will be fully reinstated within a week. Governor Exon and Roads Director Dayie cite improved federal apportionment and express confidence efforts will restore the prior funding levels for contracts and projects.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Dayie
J. 3. Exon
Exon
Nebraska
Doyle
Reads
Spiro Agnew
Lions Club to sponsor glaucoma clinic this fall
Creston program led by Thomas Boning plans a glaucoma clinic this fall with Eldon Kapels as president Allen Boning as vice chairman Don Ternus as secretary TeRoy Kapels as treasurer and Russell Knesser as a committee member in charge of same.
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Thomas Boning
Lions Club
Eldon Kapels
Allen Boning
Don Ternus
TeRoy Kapels
Ruseel Knesser
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