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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1974

Page

4

Nixon pardon debate stirs talk of trial without punishment

Washington reports center on presidential pardons and Nixon. Ex Parte Garland guides the view that a pardon may shield penalties but not the trial, suggesting Nixon could be tried yet not punished. Court rulings emphasize penalties, not the process, leaving impeachment as an ongoing option debated by lawmakers.

Columbus Columbus, Nebraska Nixon Washington Supreme Court Richard M. Nixon Ford Stephen J. Field Field Supreme’ Court New York House Judiciary Committee Peter W. Rodino Jr N.J ABC Christie Love Teresa Graves Hoad Miss Graves Whele

Books arrive for Columbus Library and author tour planned

Readers welcomed two boxes of new books for the Columbus Library as officers note progress on long delayed orders. A Columbus Library Foundation donation from Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Walker is acknowledged with thanks.

Mioraing Columbus Library Foundation Lowell Walker Man With Stephen. Marlowe Stephen “Marlowe Costa de Sol

Nebraska farmer plan would refund sales tax on electricity

Jerry Reinhard, a Broken Bow farmer and Custer Public Power District director, introduced a plan to refund sales tax paid on electricity used for farm production. The proposal mirrors Minnesota 1969 credits, letting farmers claim year end refunds via income tax with no metering overhaul, despite rural districts opposing extra bookkeeping.

NOR‘ Plate Neb Nebraska Public Power Jerry Reichard Broken Row Custer Public Power District North Platte Reinhard Minnesota Richard Lewis Holbrook Heinhard

Kearney woman sues over liquor license ruling

Mrs. Loretta Hadlock, owner of the Kountry Kitchen, sues Buffalo County District Court challenging a State Liquor Control Commission decision denying a Class liquor license. The suit alleges a 2-1 city council vote to deny was invalid due to council member absences and abstention, questioning the required majority.

Kearney Neb Buffalo County State Liquor Control Commission Loretta Hadlock Kountry Kearney Cly Andrew McKiullen McMullen

Born Free TV debut reviews Kenyan tale with flaws

AP television writer Jay Sharbutt criticizes NBCs Born Free as filmed in Kenya starring Elsa the lioness Gary Collins and Diana Muldaur. The review finds the plot thin and miscast with Peter Lawford as a suspected poacher ally and argues the episode struggles to justify its safari backdrop amid weak dialogue and uneven pacing. The critique ends with dismissive odds about the series survivability.

Jay Sharbutt New York Elsa the Skiness Gary Collins Diana Muldaur George Joy Adamson Kenya Collins Peter Lawford Adamsons George Adamson Lawford Miss Muldaur

Only way to stop inflation, says Federal Reserve official

Agarn Nebraska reports Federal Reserve official Dr Raymond Doll senior vice president at Kansas City told Omohi Apribusiness Club that inflation ends when pricing guides the economy. He argued unions and other monopolies set prices and wages causing inflation and unemployment and warned expansive policies worsened the dollar deficit and money supply. He noted rising construction wages alongside ongoing joblessness and cited a $30,000 house rising to $40,800 since 1970.

Agarn Neb Federal Reserve, Bank Raymond Doll Bank At Kansas City Omohi Apribusiness Club Monay United States Dall Doll

Watergate figures react to Nixon pardon and Ford actions

A Watergate prosecution team member resigns amid debate over President Ford's pardon of Nixon. Leading legal voices, including Lacovara and Pregell, discuss implications for the case and the grand jury’s role. The report notes jurors’ disappointment at the blanket pardon and questions of legal recourse.

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Denture care and dental health tips prompt concerns

Readable fragments warn that denture powder can affect health and urges seeing a dentist. The text presents unclear terms like SALTRETH and Dentares but emphasizes dental hygiene. It resembles a cautionary health notice crafted for readers about denture safety and professional advice.

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