Transcripts bolster Dean testimony in Watergate fight
Washington reports that White House edited transcripts align with Dean's sworn statements that Nixon was aware of Watergate. Senate leaders say transcripts largely corroborate Dean, while Jaworski's review found no perjury by Dean. The panel weighs delays and possible further action as pressure mounts.
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Appeals motion in Indian trial targets Bottum bias
Sioux Falls report states chief counsel for the American Indian Movement will move to remove Circuit Judge Joseph Bottum from an Indian trial and seek mistrial or dismissal for five defendants amid a violent, venue-shifted case stemming from a February 1973 Custer County courthouse protest. Protests, police clashes, and courtroom turmoil followed, with injuries and arrests on both sides.
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Kansas Governor Docking Reports Satisfactory Wheat Talks
Kansas Governor Robert Docking said discussions with Agriculture Secretary Burl Sule on wheat grower fuel needs were very satisfactory. A six-state delegation including Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, the Dakotas and Nebraska discussed broader fuel distribution and new EU rules set to begin June 1.
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FHA FFA join banquet awards at Albion Public School
At Albion Public School a joint FHA FFA banquet honored Jerry Niewehner Star Chapter Farmer Kevin Nelson Shir Chapter Greenhand Scott Neidhardt and others for dairy conservation mechanics home improvement and livestock production awards. Rev Samuel Rathod and Mrs Rathod of Newman Grove spoke about India. Mary Jo Krause served as master of ceremonies.
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Camera Club Banquet Planned May 10 at 7 p.m.
Columbus Camera Club will hold its annual banquet poolside at Monday Inn Friday May 10 at 7 p.m. Chuck Peterson of Sioux City will be featured speaker. Special honors will recognize ex presidents and charter members. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded for contest winners. Entries will be shown with judges from Sioux City. Reservations by May 8 calling 6/ W77.
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McCollister Denies Campaign Contributions Influence
Omaha Congressman John Y. McCollister says 1972 campaign gifts from a Pew family member and from Mid America Dairymen Inc. did not sway his positions on oil and dairy issues. He argued issues are district based and administration links are unclear. State Sen. Fellman charged contributions from various industries, while Lynch opponent Hlavacek defended his voting record and attendance.
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Walgren to head Waldron campaign in Platte County
Sen. J. James Waldron of North Platte named Rob Walgren of Columbus as chairman for the Waldron for Congress Committee in Platte County. Waldron, a lawyer and eight year Nebraska Legislature veteran, seeks the Republican nomination in the Third Congressional District.
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Fey’s Liberty Bell Slot Machines Ignite Bay Area Craze
Charles Fey, a Bavarian immigrant who arrived in 1882, invented the Elot or Liberty Bell slot machines. By 1887 he worked as a mechanic in San Francisco and his Liberty Bell devices were already operating in the Bay Area by 1894, sparking a local gambling fad.
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Air strike averted in United Airlines tentative deal
United Airlines and Machinists union negotiators reached a tentative agreement on four new concessions for about sixteen thousand ground employees to avert a threatened walkout less than an hour before the scheduled action. A ratification vote by workers will determine the pact’s fate as talks continue to shape industry patterns.
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Creighton to Reimburse City for Banquet Postage
Omaha officials said Creighton University will reimburse the city for postage and stationery used for the upcoming basketball banquet. About 4,200 letters were mailed, costing an estimated 78 dollars for postage with other costs yet to be finalized. Honorary chairs include Mayor Edward Zurinsky Councilman Steve Rosenblatt and Archbishop Daniel Sheehan.
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