Nixon accepts responsibility for Watergate scandal
President Nixon in a nationwide address from the Oval Office said he assumes final responsibility for the Watergate affair while asserting that the guilty must pay the penalty. He portrayed himself as a victim of lies by trusted aides and pledged to root out abuses in political processes.
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Washington
Nixon
Vision
Nisov
Lop Qs
Tas June
Democratic National Committee
Oval
White House
Ronald K. Ziegler
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Haldeman
John DB. Ehrlichman
John W. Bean I. Dean
Elliot EL. Richardson
Richardson
Congress
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Maine
William Miller
Government hopes to resume talks with Oglala Sioux chiefs
The government aims to restart negotiations with Oglala Sioux tribal elders and AIM leaders at Pine Ridge after a 64 day siege ends. Interior official Kent Frizzell says chiefs Frank Crow, Frank Kills Energes, Tom Bad Cole and Matthew King favor ending the occupation without further bloodshed and discuss 1868 treaty terms and a presidential treaty commission. Frank Clearwater’s burial plans proceed with funeral to be held off the reservation as he was not an Oglala.
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Woundey Knee
Todbay
Oglala
Frank " Crow
Frank Kills Energes
Tom Bad Cole
Matthew King
Will
Interior Department
Kent Frizzell
AIM
Dennis Banks
Leonard Crow Dog
Thle Oglala
Frizzell
South Dakota
Missouri
ATM
Frank Clearwater
Fools Crow
Pine Ridge Reservation
Rapid City
Wis
Avid
Clearwater
Farm works delayed by heavy rains in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers and ranchers wait as wet weather dampens fields delaying soil preparation and spring planting. Field work centers on planting prep while corn seeding begins slowly. sugar beets at 75 percent wanted and small grain seedings nearing completion. Winter wheat remains fair to good. topsoil moisture shows 36 percent surplus water. Cattle moved to pasture as grazing stays limited and feedlots stay muddy.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Wilson & Co. reports 1973 first quarter net income
Wilson & Co. Inc announces net income of 6.5 million or 81 cents a share for the first quarter of 1973, up from 473 thousand or four cents a share a year earlier. Sales reached 467.5 million, up 18.5 percent from 304.5 million.
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Wilson & Co. Inc
Omaha, Neb
Nebraska payroll shows 566 earn 20000 yearly or more
Nebraska state payroll analysis by legislative fiscal analyst Eldin Ehrlich for Sen. Frank Lewis shows at least 566 employees earn 20000 or more annually. University of Nebraska accounts for 375 in the 20000 plus bracket, with 80 at state colleges and others across departments. Philippe Shubik of the University Medical Center in Omaha tops the list at 41150 per year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Eldin 4. Ehrlieh
Frank Lewis
Bellevule
Ehrlich
University of Nebraska
Department of Institutions
Supreme Court
District Courts
Department of Justice and Workmen’s Compensation Court
Health
Legislative Council
Governor's Office
Education Department
Roads Department
Philippe Shubik
NU Medical Center
Omaha
Break-in at Schuyler firm Higgins and Cousal Lumber
Police Chief Marley Kradl reports a break-in at Higgins and Cousal Lumber Company on Friday night followed by several attempted entries Sunday afternoon. The back window was broken to gain entry and a key was broken off in a lock, but no office items were reported missing. A small marmoset is noted, described as the world’s smallest monkey, weighing ounces and measuring under three inches.
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Schuyler
Marley Kradl
Higgins and Cousal Lumber Company
Nixon Wins Year Extension of Wage and Price Control
President Nixon gained authority to continue wage and price controls for another year after a tight, partisan vote in Congress. The measure, signed two hours before the deadline, extends basic controls but avoids mandatory price rollbacks while preserving allocations for petroleum products and a wage exemption up to 3.50.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Benate
House Banking Committee
Cermak Heads Platte Center Lions Club President Elected
Duane Cermak was elected president of the Platte Center Lions club at a recent meeting. Officers named were Kenneth Bisson as vice president Clifford Mark as secretary and Gary Loseke as treasurer. The Rev John G Starostka officiated a baptism for Robert Bradley Slovinski infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Slovinski.
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Platte Center
Duane Cermak i
Lions Club
Kenneth Bisson
Clifford Mark
Gary Loseke
John G. Starostka
Robert Bradley Slovinski
Robert Slavinski
Tom Schwank
Slovinski
Leonard Slovinski
Rev. Starostka
Minnie Tworek
Phil Whitefoots
Jack Sclavank
Columbus
Sharon
Shelia and
Kim Sullivan
Rites Wednesday for renowned chess figure Liepnicks
Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Omaha for Alek(s)ander Liepnicks a well known chess player who died Saturday at a Lincoln hospital. A Latvian immigrant who came to Lincoln 23 years ago he attended Iceland last year to see Bobby Fischer win the world championship. Liepnicks won the Lincoln championship 15 times and the state title three times and served as vice president of the U S Chess Federation.
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Lincoln, Neb
Omaha
Aleksander Liepnicks
Lincoln Hospital
Liepnicks
Lincoln
Latvia
Iceland
Bobby Bischer
U.S. Chess Federation
Columbus undertook four voyages to the New World
The record notes Christopher Columbus made four voyages to the New World with the final voyage occurring in 1502, highlighting his explorations under royal sponsorship and the span of his transatlantic journeys.
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Christopher Columbus
New World
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