Lance details bank overdraft funding of 1974 Georgia campaign
Lance testified at Senate hearings that his Georgia campaign funds were paid by his family bank Calhoun National Bank through overdrafts charged to his account. He said the bank suffered no loss as he repaid all overdraft amounts and records were submitted to the campaign committee. Senators pressed the ethics and legality of the practice.
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Bert Lance
Georgia
Charles Mathias
Lance
Senate
White House
Calhoun
National Bank
Scofflaw
Office of Management and Budget
Abraham Ribtcoff
Dconn
Sen
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
Senate Finance panel backs widows Social Security equity amendment
The U S Senate Finance Committee unanimously adopted Carl Curtis's amendment to the Social Security financing bill to grant widows the full bonus when husbands delayed retirement. Curtis said current law penalizes widows when a husband dies and benefit calculations revert to his age 63 level. Buckley to speak at Nebraska Lincoln campus September 20 on Some of the Costs of Freedom.
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Neb
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Jincoln
William *. Buckley Jr
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Buckley
Newpaper
Nebraska Union Program Council
Senate approves pregnancy aid bill to equalize benefits
The Senate passed a bill requiring employers with current health and disability plans to extend pregnancy coverage to match other medical benefits. The 75 to 41 vote sent the measure to the House, with debate over abortion coverage and a July 1, 1978 compliance deadline.
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UPI
Senate
House
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Supreme Court
Birch Bayh
Harrison Williams
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Bridge Club Organized for New Season at Leigh Home
Mrs. Frieda Imbholt organized the Afternoon Bridge Club at her Leigh home to begin the new season replacing Mrs. Oswald Meiselbach, hospitalized. The high score winner from last year hosted. Mrs. J F Hubenka was second among guests. Guests included Mrs. John Herink. The prior day Imholte also started the Afternoon Pinochle Club with Walter Engelbart high and Pauline Bartenbruch second. Mrs. Herman Neuhaus attended as guest. The clubs meet the second Tuesday and Wednesday each month.
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Frieda Imbholt
Oswald Meiselbach
J.F. Hubenka
John Herink
Imholte
Walter Engelbart
Pauline Bartenbruch
Herman Neuhaus
Schmit decries welfare advertising at public hearing
In Lincoln Senator Loran Schmit attacks a $860 Nebraska welfare ad in the Omaha World Herald urging public service programs. He urges a probe into its propriety, arguing ads may push needy people onto welfare rolls while Federal mandates inflate costs. Officials defend ads for federal funds and eligibility protections.
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UPI
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Schmit
Public Health and Welfare Committee
George Range
Omaha
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