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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1973

Page

3

New Zealand frontiers lure American settlers

Queenstown New Zealand hosts Americans seeking pioneer life as immigration rises with 11,000 admitted last year. Parker Mudge, from Tyam Massachusetts, moved in 1963 and plans lifelong stay. Air NZ adds DC-10 service to ease arrivals while policy remains open yet selective. Also notes Schuyler chamber growth and local business updates from Omaha.

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Local election results list several winners and nominees

A fragmented report lists mayoral and congressional nominees with vote totals. It mentions a Democratic candidate in a key race and names Abbott John P. Milley Robert Cunningham Mont Steven Rosenblull and Jerry Trassett among those elected. odds or minor details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Phase out ceilings on consumer savings interest urged

Washington AP reports plans from Phil Nixon to propose a seven stage phase out of Regulation Q ceilings limiting interest on savings accounts. The plan aims to end limits over five years, a compromise among advisers, with potential Congress action this summer. Savings rates now vary by account type with passbook accounts around 4.5 percent.

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Nixon urges nonpartisan commission on election reform

President Nixon asked Congress to create a 17 member nonpartisan Election Reform Commission to provide a final report by December 1. The proposed joint resolution aims for a broad mandate covering the federal election system and seeks to restore public faith in political processes amid Watergate disclosures.

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Proposal outlines a six year term and reform of House tenure

The text outlines a commission plan to limit the presidency to a single six year term and to double House term length to four years. It specifies appointment rules: four Republicans, a mix from Senate and House, two Democratic and Republican committee members, and a President’s nomination of a chair. The aim is to shape a bipartisan commission with diverse experience to review constitutional tenure.

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