Woodcock calls for return to free market economy
New York AP report quotes United Auto Workers president Teonid Woodcock urging a speedy end to economic controls and a return to a free market. He warns the price freeze risks artificial shortages and black markets while CBS panelists discuss alternatives to Nixon's policy.
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APY
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Som
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National Association of Manufacturers
CBS
Jackson
Washington
Lord Lambton reflects on scandal and lessons learned
AP reports Lord Lambton, entangled in a British cabinet sex scandal, says people should be more careful after publicity. He contrasts English and American views on infidelity, noting marriages in America may break while those in England would not. He adds the public lesson is to avoid being found out. The interview with Barbara Walters was taped in London last week.
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YORK
Lord Lambton
America
England
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Ministry of Defense
Barbara Walters
NBC
Today
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Miss Walters
London
Watergate at a glance
Washington brief notes in the Watergate case. John W. Dean says he was informed Nixon was consulted before any clemency offer. Prosecutors placed evidence against Dean under seal to protect possible prosecution. Martha Mitchell appeared in New York to criticize the press. Charles Colson’s Senate testimony differed from Ehrlichman’s.
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Martha
Martha — Mitchell
New York
Colson
White House
Charles W. Colson
Senate
John DB. Ehrlichman
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Platte College awards scholarships to Bonk and Hook
The Platte College Delta Psi Omega chapter awards 1973 74 scholarships to Ken Bonk of Columbus and Dor Hook of David City. Scholarships cover a partial tuition to Platte College funded by proceeds from theatre productions. Bonk acted in all campus shows, helped with lighting and staging, and served in the student senate. Hook also starred in multiple productions and aided community theatre staging efforts.
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Delta Psi Omega
National Dramatic Arts Fraternity
Ken Bonk
Columbus
Dor Hook
David City
Ttion
Bonk
Stent Senate
Cook
Tie
Tri County fishing contest yields 276 fish counted
Leigh Wathers Day chosen for Tri County Recreation Association event at Tri County Lake. Don Rahlz and Doug Pinkley led the affair as 276 bluegills were turned in. In the 14 and over group Cal Lietmann won with 9 fish. Robert Engelbart and his sons finished second with 12. In the children division Kin Yerger led with 65, Randy Machacek had 42, Russell Gngetbart 37, and Kiss Baht aged 7 caught seven.
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George Yerger
Randy Machacek
Charles Machacek
Russell Gngetbart
Kiss Baht
Gas stations throttling hours as AAA reports U S slide
The American Automobile Association reports nearly half of U S gas stations on major routes operating below normal. Only about 64 percent fully open last week, with hours cut more than rationing. worsened in Middle Atlantic and western regions while New York and New Jersey show less change. Drivers urged to top up and limit long trips.
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American Automobile — Association
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Middle Atlantic
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York
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Wight
Douglas City Board seeks federal jail funds in Omaha
The Douglas City Board has formally applied to the federal government for 1.2 million to build a new jail. Commissioner George Bug fowies says the county will seek a total of 3 billion. The jail and the property will cost about 4.7 million with groundbreaking expected next year.
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George Bugfowies
Colossal Cattle Co Sells Nebraska Feedlot to Omaha Buyer
Colossal Cattle Co announced the sale of its Colossal feedlot operation in Minatare Nebraska to American Beef Packers Inc of Omaha. Robert J Pellyjohn executive vice president and director said the sale covers 1 acre of land with capacity for 45 000 head while Colossal will keep the registered Aughs operation and nearby ranches comprising 17 000 deeded acres and 7 000 acres leased plus cattle. The price was not announced and Omaha based American Beef Packers is to take over early July continuing current operations.
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Omaha
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Colossal
Nixon signs three measures in budget compromise
President Nixon signed three measures to balance Congress and the administration on health care rural economic development and airport construction. He said the bills provide funding above his ideal level but protect the overall fiscal position. The health care extension runs through 1974 and the airport measure bans head taxes on passengers. In Nebraska ORD the first state air show will be held Sunday per the Chamber of Commerce official.
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Economic Development Administration
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Neb
Nebraska
Bill French
The
Chamber of Commerce
Gibbon man receives three year sentence in larceny case
Robert Strong, 43, of Gibbon, was sentenced Tuesday to three years in the State Penal Complex after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He admitted stealing about $2100 from a Kearney service station where he worked last March in Buffalo County District Court.
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Neb
Gibbon
Robert Strong
Sidner
Buttaly
Ite
Kearney
House subcommittee approves CEO funds for aid agencies
A House subcommittee recommends $218 million to operate 977 community service agencies through July 1, 1971, urging funding to continue antipoverty programs despite a total below last year’s $330 million. President Nixon requested no funds in the broader request.
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Washington
Nixon
Carl Allert
Portry
Written guarantee on products from Cudahy Woods
Officials said Cudahy will issue an unconditional written guarantee on Bar S Moldlay hams sliced bacon wieners and sliced Incheon meats. Consumers dissatisfied should mail the item and explain the problem with the price paid. Cudahy will replace the item or refund the purchase. The item is headquartered in Phoenix, Ariz.
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Cudahy Woods
Cudahy
Howard Wisher
Itm
Phaenix, Ariz
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