Item veto urged to curb federal spending by business leaders
The National Federation of Independent Business finds 77 percent of business owners favor giving the President a selective veto over individual federal appropriations. Proponents say it would curb waste and riders, though critics warn of political misuse. A constitutional amendment, supported by Rep Charles Bennett, is proposed to allow this two thirds override mechanism after vetoes.
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House
Charles Bennett
Florida
National Federation of Independent Business
United States
Charles E. Bennell
Federation
Nebraska
Washington
Ham radio helps expose half mile bank vault raid in London
A 22 year old ham operator in London listened to thieves tunneling into a Lloyds Bank vault on Baker Street and alerted police. The raid potentially involved up to 2.4 million dollars. Police launched a major inquiry into police handling and bank alarm wiring as detectives traced the crime from the radio exchanges to the tunnel entrance and vault room.
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London
UPV
Robert Rowlands
Australia
Ronowlands
Rowlands
Scotland Yard
Lloyd’s Bank
Baker Street
Sherlock Holmes
Madame Tussaud’s
Wax Museum
Marylebone Paolice
Guy Darke
Wimpole Street
Scotland Yards
Post Office
Lloyd's
Lloyd’s
Mas Pansy Welch Visits Silver Creek
Mas Pansy Welch of Chicago visits her brother Paul Welch and family in Silver Creek. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Clarence Replogle of Bremerton and Mrs Lester Mason of Salt Lake City call on the Bos family. The Welches attend a golden wedding bout Belleville Kansas for John Woodka. Roy Mason and family attend Conklin reunion in Norfolk and visit retired Silver Creek school superintendent Mark Beck after 40 years. Dale Beck and family join Mrs Randy Chinn of Columbus in Lincoln for a conservation awards day event.
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Silver Creek
Pansy Welch
Chicago
Paul Welch
Clarence Replogle
Bremerton
Wash
Lester Mason
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chris Bos
Christ Boss
Nat ‘Tolman
Denver
Colo
Paul Welches
John Woodka
Belleville
Kan
Roy Masons
Conklin
Norfolk
Mark D. Beck
Dale Beck
Randy Chinn
Columbus
Lincoln
School busing fees close down GM Fisher Body plant
In Pontiag Michigan UPT reports school busing protests led to the temporary shutdown of the General Motors Fisher Body plant after about 501 pickets blocked gates and workers stayed away. GM planned to reopen for the 4 pm shift, but the barrier caused a morning halt as unions and NAG allies push for anti cross town busing legislation.
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Pontiag
Mich
UPT
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
United Auto
UAW
Charles Wright
Nll
Irene McCabe
National Action Group
NAG
McCabe
Justice Court fines list for Columbus area drivers
Justice of the Peace Harry Schumacher levied fines for numerous violations across Columbus and nearby towns. Names include Arthur Fellers $89 speeding, Melvin Kampschneider 7e speeding, James Teusink $10 no Nebraska operators license, Renee Terry $10 speeding, and many more with amounts ranging from $1 to $75 for offenses such as speeding overwidth overweights and stopped signs. Others hail from Columbus, Platte Center, Omaha, and surrounding locales.
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Justice of the Peace
Harry Schumacher
Arthur Fellers
Columbus
Dimothy Micek
Melvin Kampschneider
James Teusink
Nebraska
Renee Terry
Charles Harker
Iawa
George Jackson
Jows
Douglas Zuucha
Platte Center
Robert Conway
Utah
Billy Cochran
Kansas
Roger Page
North Dakota
Eldon Dubas
Central City
Clarence Kratka
Bellwood
Kenneth Schiley
Rex Hoffman
Curtis
Thomas Hartford Cedar Rapdis
William Lloyd
Elizabeth Curtis
Omaha
Larry Christensen
Minnesota
Herman Bros
Fremont
National Foods
Norfolk
United Packing Co
Denver
Donald Hoffer
Walter Steeck
Norma Bailey
Paxton
Driver in crash that killed deer near Ray's Oil
David City resident Steven Stradling, 22, was the driver of a northbound vehicle when it struck a 200-pound deer Friday evening on a gravel road 1.5 miles north of Ray’s Oil. Damages to the car were minor.
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David City
Steven Stradling
Wahoo
Ray
Know your public library By Win. Jacobsen
Librarian notes the staff’s daily duties from opening at a clock to dozens of tasks. New books include TARRY AND BE HANGED by Sara Woods and BECAUSE I LOVED HIM by Noel GB Gerson, with plots spanning alibis, murder, and political upheaval in Berlin.
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Win. Jacobsen
Sara Woods
Henry Langton
Antonny Maitland
Noel GB. Gerson
Lilie Langtry
Lillie
United States
Dola Quigley
Berlin
Ulbricht
Walter Hister
Nowremier
Hask
Germany
Eisler
Iron Curtain
Sioux City dealer fined for 19 traffic violations
SIOUX CITY a used car dealer was found guilty of 19 traffic violations in justice court and fined 1900 dollars. Norm Schwartz, involved in a high speed chase through Sioux City on Aug 28, said he would appeal to the Wandbury County District Court.
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Sioux City
UPS
Justice of the Peace
Norm Schwartz
Wandbury County
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Brenner's
Landscape Center
Grd Aveiue & Led Hreet
Sue
Kroshler
Brenner’s
Brenner
Jack
Ystall
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