Nixon Seeks Economic Plan and Welfare Reform
President Nixon vows to fight unemployment and steady the economy with revenue sharing totaling 900 million dollars and expanded welfare reform. He stresses budget restraint, contemplates a value-add tax, and aims to push health care and tax reform through Congress while not ruling out later measures.
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Moscow
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Spbiel
Itera Ale
Vietnan
Wisorr Iia
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House
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Union
Igssupean
Senate
Huskers Named No 1 In Postseason Football Poll
The University of Nebraska Huskers were voted No 1 in the postseason national poll by a panel of 49 sportswriters and broadcasters. Notre Dame ranked second, with Texas, Tennessee, Ohio State, Arizona State, LSU, Stanford, Michigan, and Auburn following. The Huskers, 1-0-1 on the year, arrived in Lincoln after a 17-12 Orange Bowl win over LSU. Meanwhile in Cambodia, U S and Cambodian forces engaged in convoy escorts on the Mekong as fuel shortages persist and attacks continue.
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Nebraska Storm Strands, Closes Colleges Across East
Eastern Nebraska schools and colleges remained closed as residents dug out after a Snowstorm that killed at least six people and stranded hundreds. Officials reported separate traffic fatalities near Riverdale and Monroe, while carbon monoxide and other causes were noted in Omaha. Road crews cleared interstates as planes and ports reopened, with many campuses delaying or cancelling classes.
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Riverdale
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Oconto
Niverdale
Neb
Robert Anderson
Grand Island
Thomas Maul
Silverdale
Robert A. Ridder
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Lawrence W. Rupp
Monroe
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Westher Buran
Jiu xi
Right of Way Deeds Finalized After 1981 Abandonment
County Treasurer Glenn Arnderson announced the long unresolved right of way issue from 1981 is settled as 90 owners finally receive deeds or back tax payments clear the easement legacy. The Chicago and North Western Railway abandoned the line and related land rights, prompting owners to seek their shares.
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Glenn Arnderson
Chicago & North Western Railway
Anderson
Renin
Fire Report Calls to Date Last Year
Fire report logs show Wilheot on February 14 with two calls recorded for the previous year.
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Wilheot
Nebraska Road Conditions Report From State Highway Dept
The State Highway Department announced road status across Nebraska with two-way traffic open in the northeast and north central regions, while some areas face one-way traffic or closures. Icy spots and snowpacked surfaces persist, especially in the Grand Island area and southern Nebraska, with several routes near highways 4 136 and Superior east to Nuckolls County temporarily restricted.
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Southerst
Senator Dominick Recovers After Back Surgery
Washington reports Senator Veler Dominick of Colp. is recovering from back disk surgery. Doctors say he will stay in Washington for about two weeks before returning home to continue recovery.
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UPI
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Salen
Nixon says 91st Congress made "spectacle" of self
President Nixon criticizes the just-adjourned 91st Congress for indecision and inaction, especially in the Senate, citing failed welfare reform proposals. He asserts the nation saw a spectacle of a body unable to decide, with four key measures dying in the Senate and welfare reform stalled. He also outlines plans for an activist economic policy to address unemployment and the budget.
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California
Ronald J. Ziegler
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Anser
Five Accidents Reported By Columbus Police Monday
Columbus police logged five traffic accidents on Monday due to slippery streets. The incidents involved multiple drivers including Warren McMulle and David C. Brewis with about 1100 dollars in damage at 23rd Street and 27th Avenue, and Dorothy J. Clark and Richard G. Loustead with about 600 dollars at 20th Street and Saint Avenue. Minor damage noted in other crashes including Rodney F. Bellen and Charles J. Hiamling, John HK Hamilton, Vincent Long, Don W. Abegglen, Patricia J. Zerr, and Jean R. Sysla at various intersections.
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St. Paul, Minn
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2Ath Street
20Th Street
Saint Avenue
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Richard G. Loustead
Becton Street
Q1 Avenue
Tit Street
Rodney F. Bellen
North Parkway
Charles J. Hiamling
17Th Street
John HK. Hamilton
Anl
Vincent Long
6Th Avene
23Rd Avenue
A?th Street
Don W, Abegglen
West Parkway
Patricia J. Zerr
Unicameral Opens Session With Controversies Ahead
Nebraska lawmakers convened the 1974 unicameral session amid expectations of clashes over budget cuts tax exemptions and governance. W H Hasebroock was elected speaker with 25 votes, and committee leaderships were chosen as Exon prepares to take office.
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UPI
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West Point
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Crofton
Elen Craft
North Platte
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Omaha
Terry Carpenter
Scotishhuff
Proud
Carpenter
le Ony
Hasbroork
Burbach
Willan PF. Sivanson
Legislative Council
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Exon
Nebraska
World’s Worst Dressed Women Named by Designer Blackwell
Hollywood fashion critic Mr Blackwell unveiled his annual list of the world's 10 worst dressed women for 1970. Sophia Loren Angie Dickinson Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper Shelly Winters Jacqueline Susann Carrie Snodgrass Leila Fonda Goldie Hawn Marlo Thomas Faye Dunaway and honorable mention F Wilson were described with vivid critiques.
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Venus
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Winters
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le Jaro Fonda
Golvie Hawn
Marlo Thomas
Faye Dunaway
Faye
F. Wilson
Frigid Nebraska Readings Drop Below Zero Across State
Cold snap grips eastern Nebraska as readings plunge to nine below and deeper. blizzard snow blankets Lincoln Omaha and panhandle areas while motorists and snow shovellers battle the cold through midweek. Highs struggle to single digits with subzero nights return across the region.
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Plains
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United Press International
Platte County Treasurer Mariatta Newman to Open Office Hours
The Platte County Treasurer Mariatta Newman will assume duties this week and open the office to the public at 1 pm on Thursday. Regular hours this week are 1 to 4 pm Thursday and Friday with Saturday tours 9 am to noon. Normal hours start next week are Monday through Friday 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday 9 am to noon.
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New Platte County
Mariatta Newman
Jay
Noa
Wen
Congress Sneaks In Tax Loop Hole Amid Reform Turmoil
Washington action in closing moments of Congress loosened a tax rule from 1969 that let high income individuals dodge some taxes in certain years. President Nixon signaled approval as excise taxes on autos and telephone service were extended, costing the Treasury about 15 million annually. The change allows six years of carryover for tax-free income above 20 000, shifting how officials tax future earnings and potentially reducing later revenue.
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