Watergate Hearings Enter July Recess Week
Washington AP report covers reactions to Dean and Mitchell testimony on Watergate. Officials debate presidential involvement as hearings pause for July 4 week. Colson and Buzhardt defend or question Dean while Nixon faces potential questioning. Gallup poll notes public concern over campaign ethics.
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John W. Dean
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Public hearings on Nebraska housing program
OMANA Neb AP A legislative interim study committee will hold public hearings this summer to examine public housing in Nebraska The study will review the Oma ha Housing Authority operations the largest in the state and serving the elderly and old families Senator Ernest Chambers chair of the Government Affairs Committee plans to study management records fees deposits income and purchase practices He urged a two week deadline for data from the Oma ha Housing Authority seeking to ensure federal funding continuity through revenue sharing or program preservation.
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James Hanry
Arcadia youth wins Nebraska rocking chair marathon
Arcadia teenager Keble rocked for more than 83 hours to win the First Nebraska Marathon Rocking Chair Contest in Valley County. Charlene Bendykowski, 16, sponsored by the Valley Invaders 4-H, stopped the chair at 10:58 p.m. Sunday. Thirty contestants began Thursday at 9 am. The world mark of 134 hours 18 minutes was a hoped exceed. Keith Paulsen of Ord placed third, with Shion Dainton of Broken Bow and John Dale of Ord also among top finishers. Prize money awarded: $300 to winner, $150 to runner-up. The event, held before the Valley County Courthouse, moved inside Sunday night due to tornado warnings.
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API
Arcadia
Nebraska
Valley County
Charlene Bendykowski
Valley Invaders 4-H
Rock
Inge
Dimilia Wagonere
Holter
Keith Paulsen
Ord
Shion Dainton
Broken Haw
John Dale
Butis
Two Miller Brothers Drown In Nebraska Canal
In Miller Nebraska two brothers, Malay Moss Fiery, 20, and Aaron, 14, drowned Sunday while fishing near an irrigation canal north of Miller. Malay reportedly jumped in to save his brother, who went under, and Aaron also disappeared while trying to assist. The dam is on Rogers Drain and Cattle Ground property.
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Iran Miller
Deaweed
Moss Fiery
Aaron
Buffalo County
Vern Newhall
Ross
Anon
Irrigaton
Rogers
Gordon boy keeps rodeo title
Gordon boy wins the all around rodeo title for the second year at the 28th annual Nebraska high school rodeo. Miles Mare placed first in cal rop jig and second in bareback. Nionda Arute won the girls’ all around title and Nancy Becker set a breakaway roping record. Ann Helberg was crowned state queen and Cathy Lee named first attendant as over twenty contestants competed.
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Ann Helberg
Nori Platte
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Arcadia
Craig Hamilton
Thedford
Nebraska
Campaign methods questioned in Gallup poll report
Princeton New York News notes Gallup poll findings showing 6 percent of Americans believe some Congress members were elected by unethical or illegal means. A separate survey of 2,552 adults in June asks about confidence in eight U.S. institutions with big business receiving the lowest confidence and unions showing relatively higher trust.
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Welfare program overlaps cited in Griffiths report
Committee chairwoman Martha W. Griffiths releases six studies by academics showing overlaps among Social Security welfare and unemployment programs. She argues many moderate income workers gain little from combined benefits, with examples where welfare replaces or reduces Social Security payouts, discouraging part time work.
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Natted Queen of High School Rodeo Crowned in Nebraska
A 6 year old North Platte girl, Ann Helberg, was named queen of the Nebraska State High School Rodeo, earning a berth in the National High School Rodeo later this summer in Ogden Utah. Named Miss Congeniality was Helly Hamnel of Cambridge.
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Ann Helberg
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Souba to Represent Butler County on Health Plan Board
Souba of David City was nominated as Butler County representative to the Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council board of directors and Aleck Avra to the planning committee. The group discussed regional delivery of public health services and a nine month plan to develop methods. The meeting also covered newborn and early childhood planning for Butler, Seward and Saline Counties.
Price of Sirloin Steaks Abroad Surges Then Dips
U S price watchers abroad report sirloin steak rose to 1392 a pound in Tokyo last month before dipping to 66 cents in Buenos Aires. The Agriculture Department survey of foreign capitals shows retail prices nationwide in several cities.
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Kreuscher questions Nixon price freeze impact on agriculture
Lincoln Nebraska AP State Agriculture Director Glen Kreuscher voiced doubt about President Nixon’s economy speech and the price freeze. He said the policy harms poultry dairy and livestock sectors and warned the president’s crop forecast may not lower prices soon. Market figures from Washington Ottawa and Tokyo noted price rises for staples and meats amid the policy debate.
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One Day Omaha Bus Strike Ends
The one day strike by Mercy Areda Transit drivers ended with a 110 to 42 vote to accept a five year contract. MAT executive Jerome Erdman said details would be released after a final negotiating team meeting. Pickets dispersed as buses resumed service, with focus on health plans pensions and costs. In a separate note, Sidles Distributing Co announced the acquisition of Ward Terry Distributing Co, Denver based RC N distributor.
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