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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
4
A light AP style article surveys marriage as a give and take ritual with humorous examples of verbal barbs wives and husbands trade. It notes inevitable friction and mutual power plays, and ends with the aphorism that as long as nobody wins nobody loses.
The Nebraska Democratic Central Committee in Omaha adopted a 184000 budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Treasurer Ver Kohlhof noted the general fund will be in the black by year end. State Chairman Dyas outlined investments for the 1974 campaign and plans for a permanent Omaha office opening Jan 1 with initial staff, plus potential third office in the Third District. William Bereyman was named chair of a fundraising cocktail party for Nov 10 to support offices and the 1974 campaign. The committee approved an issues conference for fall and raised Dyas salary to 16000. Next meeting set for Sept 16 in North Platte.
Douglas Braun 19 of Omaha died attempting to swim to an island near Hansons Lake in the Platte. Sarpy County deputies recovered Braun's body 1.8 miles south of La Platte as fellow swimmer Jeff Brayfield 20 of Bellevue survived.
Congressman McCollister of Nebraska blames a leadership deficit for slow hearings and delayed top leadership in Congress. He cites late first meetings of key committees and argues executive-branch power over regulation must be checked to restore legislative influence. He notes the average age of committee chairs and calls for reforms.
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