Exodus Reversal Brings Rural Return Against City Drift
The piece notes a shift back toward rural life in the United States as urban migration slows. Citing USDA research and UN projections, it discusses population distribution, food supply pressures, and the growing costs of mega cities while highlighting a possible global and national movement to reclaim the countryside.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
United States
United Nations
U.N
Alexander & Alexander Inc
Geoffrey N. Calvert
South Asia
Africa
Latin America
Particu
America
Calvin L. Beale
USDA
Ex-Columbus Woman Highlighted in Denver Post Feature
Columbus native Mrs. Mary Brown O'Dell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Denver, highlighted in a Denver Post pictorial. As second year chair of the Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal District, she notes minimal gender bias and credits hard work and sincerity for leadership. Her duties include running meetings, representing the district at hearings, liaising with the EPA and Denver Regional Council of Governments, plus active Republican involvement and community activities. She is a University of Colorado graduate, former kindergarten teacher, and mother of three sons aged 15 to 20.
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Columbus
Mary (Brown) O'Dell
Harry Brown
Denver
Colo
Denver Post
O'Dell
Aurora, Colo
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Promotion to Sharon Lehr
Mrs. Sharon Lehr, a 1958 Columbus High School graduate, was promoted to quality assurance manager at Linkabit Corporation in Sorrento Valley, San Diego California. Linkabit makes the Viterbi Convolutional Encoder Decoder and other satellite system gear. Lehr belongs to the Society of Logistic Engineers, the Aerospace Society, and Beta Sigma Phi. She has two children, Christi aged 14 and Michael.
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Sharon Lehr
Columbus High School
Linkabit Corpor
Sorrento Valley
Diego
Calif
Linkabit Corporation
Sharon
Society of Logistic Engineers
Aerospace Ee Society
Beta Sigma Phi
Aan
Christi
Michael
Airline Industry Struggles Amid Costs and Strikes
The 1975 airline sector posted an $87 million deficit after a profit of $250 million in 1974. High fuel costs, limited fare increases, and widespread strikes hurt finances, though late 1975 indicators and traffic gains suggest a possible recovery for some carriers like Pan American and TWA amid restructuring and cost controls.
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Pan American
TWA
Kearney man to join GTE board amid regional growth
Richard M. Fritz of Kearney and Henry of Grinnell are noted as General Telephone directors. Fritz, president of First National Bank and Trust Co of Kearney, has served since 1961, while Henry has directed since 1957. GTE Midwest runs 222 exchanges across Iowa Missouri Nebraska Minnesota.
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Richard M. Fritz
First National Bank and Trust
First National Bank and Trust Company
Kearney
General Telephone
Henry
General Telephone Company of
Midwest
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Grinnell
Columbus
Fritz
Jasper County Savings Bank
Newton
Des Moines
Lincoln
Iowa State University
University of Virginia
University of Colorado
Vidal Sassoon show in Omaha features international team
Columbus Nebraska hair stylist Vidal Sassoon assisted by Christopher Brooke and an international team presented a hair show in Omaha Sunday. Attendees from Columbus include Toni Danaher LeeAnn Zieger John Danaher Debbie Kresha Pam Ernst Mary Jo Fuhr Jan Mehalovich Shirley Spence Sue Graham Carryn Reeder Laurie Kreinert Velma Lippert Shirley Hegemann Lou Ann Mohrman Diana Cook Betty Weyer Laura Wald Alice Noonan. Ford Motor Company U S car sales for March up 45 percent from last year with dealers delivering over 207000 autos and truck sales rising 72 percent to 93000 versus March 1975. DRUG SURVEY ORADELL N J UPD Drug Store sales last year rose over seven percent to 15 27 billion with prescriptions accounting for 6 64 billion of the total.
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Vidal Sassoon
Christopher Brooke
Omaha
Sassoon
Columbus
Toni Danaher
LeeAnn Zieger
John Danaher
Debbie Kresha
Pam Ernst
Mary Jo Fuhr
Jan Mehalovich
Shirley Spence
Sue Graham
Carryn Reeder
Laurie Kreinert
Velma Lippert
Shirley Hegemann
Oradell, N.J
Drug Topics Magazine
Building permits climbing in Columbus shows March rise
The City Building Department reports 11 permits issued in March for single family dwellings with estimated construction costs of 340000. Year to date totals reach 16 permits and 579000 in construction.
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Columbus
City Building Department
Shaens
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