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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1974

Page

7

House Backs National Environmental Controls for Ship Mining

The House passed a bill creating national environmental controls for ship mining and sent it to the Senate. A conference to reconcile differences was expected. key issue is whether strip mining is banned on federally owned coal and whether surface owners must consent.

Associated Press Washington House Senate House-Senate Western Ranch and Prairie Lands

Uncertain Cold Front Brings Little Relief Across Nebraska

A new cold front enters northwest Nebraska with limited relief from heat. The Weather Service forecasts only minor cooling and scattered rainfall, with temperatures near the 7 degree mark during the day. A Thursday evening tornado northwest of Verdigre caused hail and minor damage to power and telephone lines.

Associated Press Nebraska Iroa Weather Service State Patrol Verdigte Hines

Flood Strands 50 to 75 at Gothenburg Campground

A flooded road south of Gothenburg, Nebraska, trapped 50 to 75 people at a campground as Platte River water rose. Dawson County Deputy Sheriff Howard Wert said the road is expected to be repaired late Friday afternoon.

Gothenburg Neb Gothenne Interstate Viday Dawson County Howard Werts Platle Wert

Rain prayer service cues hope for drought-hit Iowa town

In Suelden, Iowa, a large, multi-faith gathering at First Christian Reform Church prayed for rain as drought-battered Midwest croplands suffer in 100 degree heat. The region faces grain losses, collapsing livestock prices, and potential higher meat and cereal costs, with corn most affected. Damaged crops in Pottawattamie County show 25 percent loss of 300,000 acres.

Sueldon Jova Nicholas Vouelzang Isaiah Iowa Midwest Southwest Plains Upper Midwest Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas City J. James Exon Towa Tafion Pottawattamie County Dale Awtry Agricultural Stabilizatn and Conservation Service

Oklahoma shootout leaves three officers dead and more wounded

In Scunster Oklahoma a man described as a young laborer allegedly vowed to shoot police. Darrell Lee Andrews killed Dewar marshal Thomas Adkins and Henryetta auxiliary officer Walter Fembree, seriously wounded Henryetta Chief Richard Larney, and shot Okmulgee Sheriff Harry Liles. The shooter was wounded and restrained after a standoff on Schuster Main Street.

Scunster Okla Pital Buck Grace Morris Darrell Lee Andrews Oferigee County Sherrif Hurton Brewer Schuster Dewar Thomas Adkins Grace Andrews Jon Bryson Walter T. Fembree Poiceman Henryetta Richard Larney Trontse Larney Tulsa Hembree Tirét Cnet Okmulgee County Harry Liles Brewer Morris Police Burt O&roulgee Hepa 4 Tilt Likes Liles Birt Brewer Okmulgee Thenan At & Lt Dustin Yar Will Gre Pinkerton Security Agency Los Angeles Hembree

Exon declares Nebraska drought disaster area

Gov James Exon proclaimed Nebraska a drought disaster area after a county, state, and federal report showed widespread crop distress. The move enables farmers to seek emergency loans at about five percent interest, with five year terms and possible principal deferral. Local agencies will use hay harvests to aid shortages while requests for FHA loans move through Washington.

Lincoln Neb J. James Exon Nebraska Exon Glenn Kreuscher Kreuscher State Department of Roads Washington Doig Murfield Federal-State Division of Agriculture Statistics Tid Riblell Farmers Home Administration FILA Ger Cloe Cass Nemaha Butler Seward Voimlies FHA Secretary of Agriculture Riblett

Latest impeachment tally in House Judiciary Committee

AP tally shows key votes and leaners on Nixon impeachment. Democrats favor impeachment with 17 yes, Republicans 2 yes, several members leaning for or against. Uncommitted and undecided include both parties.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Nixon Rodine Donohue Kastenmeier Edwards Han- Bale Conyers Edberg Waldie Seiterling Danielson Drinan Rangel Jordan Thornton Holtzman Owens Mezvinsky Hogan Buller Brooks Sarbanes Railstack Cohen McClory Hutchinson Sandman Dennis Moorhead Maraziti Latta Smith Wiggins Mayne Lat Flowers Mann Fish Froelich

Cyprus reports fighting as Turkish advance widens

United Nations sources say Greek Cypriots resisted Turkish forces expanding from the Kyrenia beachhead and moving east. A Security Council meeting was scheduled to consider the crisis after ceasefire appeals issued last Saturday and again on Wednesday.

Geneva Switzerland Greece Turkey Britain Cyprus Mediterranean United Nations Georg Mavras United Nations Security Council United Nations, N.Y U.N Kyrenia Security Council

Madison County Attorney resigning announced

Madison County Attorney Jeremy Geils informed the Madison County Board of Commissioners that he will resign effective August 6 to take another job. Geils was appointed last December to fill a vacancy created when Richard Spilster resigned as county attorney in an effort to boost pay by acting as deputy attorney.

Madison, Neb Madison County Jeremy Eile Madison County Board of Commissioners Wecepe Geils Richard Spilster

Committee rejects delay in Nixon impeachment push

The House Judiciary Committee rejected a bid to delay the proceedings as it advances toward formulating charges for Nixon impeachment. A mixed vote showed Republicans and Democrats at odds over postponement while witnesses debated access to White House tapes under Supreme Court orders.

Wasthingyun Tne House Judiciary, Committee Nixon White House Robert McClory Minois GOP Partel House of Representatives Senate

Brother and sister drown in Four Miles Creek near Humboldt

In Humboldt Nebraska authorities report Holly Cummings age 10 and her five year old brother Chris drowned Thursday afternoon while wading with no adult supervision near the Four Mile Creek south of town at Route 105 and Highway 8. Their bodies were recovered in about seven to eight feet of water shortly after 4:30 pm. The children were staying with the Cummings family along with seven year old Sue Ann Stephens who summoned aid after the elder child vanished.

Humboldt, Neb Holly Cummings Chris Humboldt Larry Cummings Tmboldt Route 105 Highway 8 Sua Ann Stephens Cummings Ehtlarest

St Clair orders 20 Watergate tapes turned over by Tuesday

In Washington the presidential attorney James St Clair agreed under judge Sirica pressure to surrender 20 Watergate conversations by next Tuesday and to prepare 44 more. Jaworski pressed for a rapid timeline, while St Clair noted White House review and indexing may extend the process. The deadline risks affecting the September 9 trial.

Washington U.S Jotur di Simica James St. Clair Next Messay St Clair Leon Jaworski White House Sinica Mixon Supreme Court Nixon Foreer St. Clair Siriga James ¥. Neal Apex Area Tate Sirtew Jawazaki Birica Sirica Jaworski Memselves Wedneay Ulead Terial Sirica Sirtea Sirrea Senatt

Cengas seeks 5 percent rate hike in Nebraska plan

Cengas proposes about a six percent rise for Nebraska towns including Columbus and 29 others effective August 27. The company cites higher labor, materials, interest, postage, and federal requirements for pipeline operations as reasons. If approved, residential Columbus customers would pay roughly one dollar more monthly.

Cengas Columba Nebraska John Neater Cobras Columbus Itis Neafer Nebraskis Adams Arlington Deatrice Bee Blair Clatonia Cordail Craig Crete Davn City DeWitt Dorchester Fried Hallam Milford Mynard Oakland Osceola Platt

Couple charged in Aurora killing tied to multi state slayings

Cecil Floyd 33 and Lor Floyd were charged with first degree murder and robbery in the death of Lester Schmidt at an Aurora service station. Police say the couple, traveling with Lor Floyd’s three children, were arrested in Lonoke Arkansas and face charges as investigators link Floyd to numerous slayings across Indiana Florida and Kansas. Schmidt was shot three times in the head and the station cash register was stolen with about $800 missing. The Floyds are being held on armed robbery charges while authorities pursue related cases in several states.

Aurora Neb Siva Indiana Hamilton County Cecil Floyd Lor Yeobery Lester Sehmidt Hampton Lonoke Ark Arkansas FBI Gainsville Fla.s Floyd Orlando Hyceck Amilton County Bunity Toke Lee Schmidt Schultz Tims Schulz Paul Warding Harding

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