Group seeks bipartisan tape query on Nixon transcripts
Washington AP reports Democrats on the House impeachment inquiry push for a bipartisan approach to the Nixon tapes issue. The plan centers on a simple statement that edited transcripts do not meet the subpoena, while Republicans show mixed reactions and possible support.
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Washington
Nixon
Tom Railsback
Democratic Committee
Harold Dr. Dakolue
Jerome Waldic
D-Calif
Edward Meevinsky
Delona
Peter WW. Roddino
D-Nj
Rodino
Wiliam L. Hungate
Dalo
Stobert McClory
Ielingis
Columbus High drafting students win top honors in meet
Four Columbus High School drafters earned gold medals as the team placed first at a North Platte contest with 29 points. Futrell earned two golds and Bredeholt won a trophy for best drawing. Competitions included eight Nebraska schools and a follow up win at Goodland Kansas. Columbus will host an Invitational drafting meet Friday at 8 p.m. with seven schools, including Ralston Papillion McCook Norfolk Beatrice and South Sioux.
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Columbus
North Platte
Kurt Stradley
John Futrell
Mike Volnek
Gary Bredeholt
Futrell
Bredeholt
Nebraska
Beatrice Will
Goodland
Kan
Columbus High School
Ralston
Papillion
Northrop Officials Plead Guilty In Campaign Contributions
In Washington AP reports Northrop Corp a major government contractor and two executives pleaded guilty to illegal contributions to President Nixon s reelection campaign. The board chairman and CEO Thomas W Jones and James Allen a VP were fined 5000 and 1000 respectively under a law barring political contributions by major contractors.
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Washington (Ap
Northrop Corp
U.S. District
Nixon
Corporation
Thomas W. Jones
James Alien
Northrop
George J. Hart Jr
Humiliation Day Observances Mark Omaha Quietly
Church spokesmen report small, calm observances across Omaha for National Day of Humiliation Fasting and Prayer Tuesday. Local faith leaders urged reflection and unity as the city joined the nationwide event.
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Omaha
Neb
API
Companies told to live up to anti-inflation commitments
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council instructed about 30 companies in autos fertilizer and aerospace to comply with anti-inflation pledges despite ending price controls. John Dunlop sent telegrams urging full compliance as the White House prepares an executive order to wind down stabilization efforts through June 30.
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Washington
Council
Corm Ene
John T
Dunlop
White House
Cost of Living Council
Gerald J. Warren
Seale
Nixon
Meet the Candidate Coffee features three legislative bidders
Three Columbus candidates Dar Diorak Evelyn Kosek and Ken Tornzen will attend a Thursday 7:30 pm Meet the Candidate Coffee moderated by Jaworski at Holiday Inn. Each candidate will present and answer questions as local officials and media cover the event hosted by the Columbus Area Chamber Local Affairs Committee chaired by Dwayne Smith encourages citizen attendance.
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Ion
Nebraska
Dar Diorak
Evelyn Kosek
Ken Tornzen
Columbus
Firm Jaworski
Newstin
Rover
Dick’ Howe
Columbus ‘Telegram
Ed Ridenour
Radio Kisk
Bob Nickels
Ridho Kitt
Canmnittes
Columbis Area
Family grocery bill dips slightly in April survey
An Associated Press market basket survey shows the family grocery bill declined slightly in April for the second straight month. Prices varied by item with meat and eggs easing while sugar and milk rose, across 13 cities.
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Associated Press
Mild dry air grips Nebraska with cooler Thursday outlook
Mild dry air covers Nebraska with 1 pm readings near 47 and daytime highs in the mid 40s. Forecasters expect little change through Thursday with fair skies and cool temps, lows in the 40s and highs reaching the 70s on Thursday in places like Sidney and Maha.
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Nebraska
Gryviv
Nebraka
Maha
Sidney
Plea in Holdrege Steer Theft Case
Web. Holdrege Hearings show Willam Fulmer and William Eugene Lee pleaded guilty before District Judge Norris Chadderdon to charges of stealing six steers from the Holdrege Livestock Market around April 23. Steals recovered. Sentencing deferred. Lee released on $1,000 bond, Fulmer held in lieu of bond.
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Web
API
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Wiliam Eugene Lee
Norris Chadderd
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Peng
Chadderdon
Lee
Bondani Fulmer
Nixon Lawyer Plans to Quash Jaworski Subpoena
Nixon adviser says he will move to quash the special prosecutor Sean Jaworski subpoena for tapes and documents, noting ample material already exists and that edited transcripts released Tuesday may aid defendants. He declined to say whether Nixon would abide by a Supreme Court ruling if the case reaches that stage.
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Nixon
Sean Jaworski
White House
Supreme Court
Tardames D. St. Clair
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Jatgorski
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Watergate
U.S. District Court
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Supreme
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St. Clair
Meuse Judiciary Committee
Stalf
Telephine and Telegraph Corp
Judiciary Committee
Ing
John W. Dean Hi
Lengtlh
Weather summary for Columbus through April 1974
Moisture lag continued as Columbus recorded 4.40 inches of precipitation in four months, below the 5.41 inch norm. April totaled 2.23 inches versus 2.48 normal with a mix of rain and snow early and modest showers after. Average highs 63.3 and lows 41.4 mirrored normal 63.6 and 38.7. mean 42.3 degrees, 1.2 above normal. High 81 on the 25th. 64 on the 27th. Low 28 on the 4th and 6th. May’s normal rainfall is 3.82 inches.
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Columbus
Rauch
Marcel Ha
Commissioner stresses city election final
Platte County Election Commissioner Shirley Wilken urges Columbus voters to note the May 13 date for city and congressional primaries and the city general election. The 1969 law allows joint city and county elections amid efforts to reduce elections and save money. Peru State College names Robert I. Barnett as vice president of administrative affairs effective May.
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Platte County
Shirley Wilken
Columbus
Wilken
Las
Leo Boettcher
Peru
Nek
Robert I. Barnett
Peru State College
Dangles Pearson Sail Werthesay
Transportation law efforts noted by Columbus official in D C
Bob Law of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce reported from Washington on aviation and highway transport efforts for the area. He met Nebraska lawmakers, secured pledges for Frontier Airline service study and Highway 11 expressway feasibility, and discussed CAB proceedings with attorney William Burt.
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Bob Law
Columbus Area
Columbus
Washington
Law
Rain
Davo Martin
Rait Assunger
Fhrog
Carl Curtis
Tay
Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Lanw
City Council Meeting Agenda Delayed Details
City Council meets tonight in Columbus with a full agenda outlined by Nal morning. Bids on East Pawrea Park Testrooms will be opened this afternoon and considered at the meeting.
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Coumbus
Clark Lea
New Minimum Wage Law in Effect Across Nation
WASTINGTON AF A new minimum wage law is in effect today affecting 42 million workers. Some workers may see delayed pay increases while the initial impact begins this week.
Three auto makers forecast better market rest of 74
DETROIT AP The Big Three forecast an improved second half in 1974 after sharp first quarter profits. Ford posted a 66 percent drop to 124.6 million as worldwide sales fell to 5.5 billion. GM earned 120 million on 0.9 billion in sales. Chrysler posted its worst profit since 1970. American Motors expected 1974 sales to exceed last year.
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Ford
Seco
Henry Ford MW
Lee
Ecocca
General Motors
Chrysler
Pard
U.S
American Motors
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