Nixon nominee central figure in fraud and tax battles
Dallas based civil suit Centers on Willam J. Clements Jr Nixon pick for deputy secretary of defense and associates in the Southeastern Drilling firm. Diaz of Buenos Aires accuses Clements and partners of fraud and tax disputes over a $130 million Argentina contract that scaled the firm into a global operation. Record destruction and disputed profit figures complicate the case as Senate hearings approach.
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Willam J. Clements Jr
Nixon
Pentagon
Bitler
Clements
Southeastern Drilling Co
Busi
White House
Futher
Dri
Argentina
Peoper Southeastern
Sedeo Tno
Wikicat
Clements An m
Sedeo
Antonio A. Diaz
Buenos Aires
Diaz
Southeastern
Productivity and living standards hinge on output rise
A long study piece argues productivity grew despite fewer hours, lifting living standards by about 2 percent yearly from 1950 to 1960. It notes misunderstandings about productivity, cites U N Omaha data on black family incomes, and discusses U.S. and international productivity trends and plans for a 1973 advertising effort to clarify the topic.
Solzhenitsyn doubts Soviet allow American loan
Solzhenitsyn said he would accept money offered by an American as a loan but is convinced the Soviet publishing houses and Writers Union would not permit any payment. He was touched by Albert Maltz’s offer of royalties from Soviet sales but fears the USSR will block it and says any money owed may be blocked by the Soviet government.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
U.S
Albert Maltz
Salzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
Maltz
Soviet Writers Union
Malta
Rowena Moore Announces Omaha City Council Candidacy
Rowena Moore, active in Omaha for 30 years, declares her bid for the city council. She emphasizes representing the unrepresented regardless of age race or sex and notes she has over 500 petition signatures, well above the 150 needed.
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Omaha
Neb
Rowena Moore
Moore
Sewer use fees face Omaha industrialists
Omaha plans two sewer use fee increases over the next two years to share treatment costs with industry. The first is expected in 1973, with homeowners initially spared. The second would reimburse the federal government for grants tied to treatment facility construction, with half redirected to city expansion and half passed to homeowners not affected.
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Omaha
Neb
Edin Hewitt
Scottsbluff Council Declares Public Nuisance Near Warehouse
In a special session Scottsbluff City Council unanimously passed an ordinance deeming a public nuisance on premises adjacent to and near the Howard McLean Co warehouse. The measure requires removal of contaminated ice and materials by Tuesday morning, with completion by Wednesday, due to a fire and chemical spill creating hazardous ice. Fire destroyed the warehouse and the ice poses risks to humans and animals. removal must follow City Manager Frank Koehler's directions.
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Scottsblue
Neb
Scottsbluff City
Howard McLean Co
Scottsbluff
Frank Koehler
Working with trainable children a vocation for teacher
GRAND ISLAND Neb AP Working with trainable children is the vocation and life for Joyce Ziemba a special education teacher at Connell School in St Paul Neb Her class of ten ages 17 to 20 is limited by state law to ten students all considered trainable She emphasizes close teacher student bonds and treating students as individuals teaching daily living skills crafts and self care Her program includes an international dinner prepared by the students and notes communities have grown more inclusive about retarded children In Rome vandals photos statues driven by souvenir hunters prompt the Antiquities Office to keep molds of every statue nose for restoration accuracy
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Grand Island, Neb
Joyce Zlemiba
St. Paul
Neb
Ziemba
Connell School
Kearney State College
Cushing and
Palmer
Grand Asland
Funcion
Rome
Amin to Seize Foreign Firms and Estates in Uganda
President Idi Amin announced a sweeping takeover of an American TV sales firm, seven British concerns, and all foreign tea estates in Wag Al thea Uganda. He said licenses of some foreign firms would not be renewed next year and that colonial place names may be renamed.
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Kampala
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Harry Engel
Living Inn
Ferth
Australia
Berlions
British Foreign Office
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