Oil Countries Hold Surplus Funds Amid Mideast Wealth
Most oil producers keep earnings in short term bank deposits after a surge in prices, with some funds aimed at aiding poorer nations and buying arms. Officials note U S efforts to attract a large Saudi purchase of special Treasury bonds, potentially exceeding 5 billion dollars.
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Associated Press
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Wallace Spends Over Million For 1976 Run Efforts
Wallace has raised and spent over 1 million this year to prep for a possible 1976 White House bid. His latest report through Aug 31 shows 1.2 million spent, cash on hand about 147 thousand, with 40 thousand in small donations under 100. Other Democrats and a Republican committee are also listed in the federal filings.
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Texas
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Dearborn
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District scouting roundup and leadership training session
District 2 leaders and neighborhood chairmen of Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council held their annual roundup at NPPD with Chairman Mrs Bud Abbott in charge. Represented towns included Columbus Leigh Schuyler Albion and Shelby. A film What It Ts All About was shown and planning for Bicentennial scouting discussed.
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Prairie Hills Girl Scout Council
NPPD
Bud Abbott
Columbus
Leigh
Schuyler Albion
Shelby
Jucile Miller
Delores Kneifel
Cathy Flilger
Rojean Lambrecht
Lucile Hiller
Mones
Roy Nyffeter
Lumir Krepal
Dana Rieher
Nebraska governor's 1906 pardon attempts failures
A Lincoln Journal/AP report recounts Nebraska Governor John H. Mickey's 1906 pardons for William M. Campion, who was jailed for child maintenance and later convicted of child abandonment. The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the pardoning power limited and not retroactive to preconviction acts, shaping executive clemency law.
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Lincoln Journal
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Seward
John H. Mickey
Nebraska Supreme Court
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William M. Campion
Seward County
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Joan Gillan
Mickey
District Cour
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Supreme Court
Compton
Clarence A. H. Meyer
Ford
Nixon
Fire Keeps Smoldering In Leigh Silo
Residents along Richard Reichmuth street report a 24 by 75 foot silo near Leigh smolders after spontaneous combustion with last year’s hay and this summer’s alfalfa. Fire units checked it twice and called the state fire marshal with no remedy. Mrs Reichmuth notes a chemical firm offered to freeze contents but success is uncertain. He plans to remove hay as it burns, hoping to save some feed for winter though the silo may burn for months.
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Reichmuth
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Gretna bank robbery suspect ordered to stand trial
Sarpy County Judge Jeffrey Campbell ordered Jonathan Lynn Lewis of Gretna to stand trial for the Gretna bank holdup. The 19 year old pleaded innocent as bond remained at 5000 dollars. Attorney James Weber represented him. Weber noted Lewis is a patient at the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute. A bank teller, Nila Leehy, testified she recognized the robber from the facility due to prior deposits by his employer, a service station.
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Jeffrey Campbell
Jonathan Lynn Lewis
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Weber
Nebraska Psychiatric Institute
Nila Leehy
Te Facility
CO Gas From Auto Exhaust Linked to More Traffic Risks
CHICAGO AP Two studies in The Journal of Safety Research report carbon monoxide from autos impairs alertness and vision. Researchers Rummo and Sarlanis tested seven volunteers via driving simulator, finding slower reactions and trouble adjusting speeds under CO exposure. One smoker showed fewer effects. A Santa Salvatorer Brown University psychologist observed narrowed visual fields and harder detection of objects against low contrast in six nonsmoker subjects.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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The
Journal of Safety Research
Nicholas Rummo
Environmental Protection Agency
Chapel Hil
N. C
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Social Security Administration
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Santa Salvatore
Brown University
Ford to issue amnesty program next week
President Ford plans a conditional amnesty program for war resisters requiring 6 to 24 months of alternative service. The plan, featuring case by case decisions and a civilian review board, could affect up to 50 000 draft evaders and deserters, with some abroad. Ford announced support for conditional amnesty but details were delayed.
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Ford
Associated Press
United States
Nixon
Chicago
Avnan
Kyle to Speak at Grand Island Fundraiser
Former Iowa Rep John Kyle will speak in Grand Island on September 21 as Republican parties from 18 counties in Nebraska 3rd District host a 25 dollar per plate fundraiser. Kyle lost his House seat in 1972 after reapportionment tied vote with incumbent Neal Smith and later served as Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Congressional Legislation. State GOP chair Bill Barrett of Lexington says the event aims to fill party coffers.
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Lexington
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