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Tuesday, December 11, 1934
Prosecution gives final words on Douglas tria
By Brad Gilford
Dxity Nebratkan U2f Beporter
The prosecution rested its case
Monday afternoon in the trial of
Attorney General Paul Douglas.
Earlier an accountant told the
court that Douglas would have
had to pay more income taxes If
he had reported all money he
received from Marvin Copple, for
mer Commonwealth Savings Co.
vice-president.
Special prosecutor Kirk E. Nay
lor said he would call no more
witnesses after Fremont accoun
tant Steven L Hull's testimony.
Naylor hired Hull to audit Dou-
glas 1080 tax return and bank
statements.
Douglas returns showed that
he received a $1,203 tax refund.
Hull said, but he would have paid
$2,692 if he had reported two
payments from Copple totaling
$7,500.
Douglas is charged with per
jury because he did not tell the
Legislature's Special Common
wealth Committee about the
money, which Hull said Douglas
received in two payments one
of $5,000 and the other of $2,500.
He also faces obstruction of gov
ernment operations charges.
Hull testified that the payments
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Banker commends modern services
By Gene Gentnip Association's attempt to better
Diiy Nebraska Senior Reporter' educate American consumers on
banking benefits.
West Coast banker Druce Roberts, president of the Bank
Roberts was in Lincoln Monday of Loleta in Eureka, Calif., is one
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from across the United States
who serve as ABA banking ad
visers. As an adviser, Roberts said his
job is to inform consumers on the
economy and banking, using the
media as his podium. No public
speeches are planned during his
two-day stop in Nebraska, but
Roberts said he encourages con
sumers interested in banking to
watch the local news and news
papers to keep informed on cur
rent banking issues and services.
Roberts said one of banking's
main concerns in Congress is the
restructuring of the financial
services industry. Last summer,
the Senate passed a bill permit
ting banks to offer real estate
brokerage services, sell stocks and
bonds and underwrite municipal
revenue bonds. The bill has not
passed the House of Representa
tives. Roberts said consumers should
take advantage of new ways of
"getting the most for your money."
He said banking through auto
mated teller machines (ATMS),
point-of-sale (POS) electronic shop
ping, direct deposit programs,
check safekeeping and no-frills
checking accounts are some of
the most recent trends in banking.
Modern technology is making it
easier, faster and less expensive
to bank, buy and borrow, Roberts
said. He said consumers should
talk to bankers to see what servi
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their lifestyles.
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