Insurance execs attend convention and hail industry trends
LeRoy Iwanski of Franklin Life will attend the agency convention in Vail Colorado July 6 to 9 and receive recognition from President George Hatmaker. Grain seminar participants from Columbus include Harold and Dale Hassebrook while industry figures note 1974 crop hail losses were largely uninsured. Amtrak orders 435 passenger cars from Pullman Standard and Budd, totaling 253 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy R. Iwanski
Columbus
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Springfiell
Vail
Colo
Iwanski
George
Amtrak
U.S
Pullman-Standard
Mike Senior Buys Neater Studio in Columbus
Gene Neater Studio the oldest photography house in Columbus is sold to Mike Senior after six and a half years with the firm. The renamed Mike Senior Studio will offer portraits weddings commercial photography copy work processing film camera supplies and frames. Senior previously spent eight years at the Columbus Telegram in display advertising and studied at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Neater
Daniel Studio
Columbus
Mike Senior
Mike Senior Studio
Senior
Columbus Telegram
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Dubsky's IGA Sold to Steiner Couple in David City
Norman Dubsky sold Dubsky's IGA store to Ron and Donna Steiner of David City ending 45 years of family ownership. The Steiners will take over on April 14 with Mr Dubsky staying as Meat Market Manager after previously co owning Hometown IGA in David City. Maine lobster and shrimp harvests in 1971 totaled nearly 18 million pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Norman Dubsky
Dubsky
IGA
Ron
Donna Steiner
David City
Norman
Rethinking U S Canada Economic Linkages in Laboring Trends
Analysis by Auerbach and Ratner in Monthly Review argues that after removing common upward trends in M1 M2 price levels and real GNP the expected strong linkages between U S and Canadian economies largely disappear. The study finds only weak cross border relationships and notes Canadian GNP aligns more with Canadian money supply than U S money supply. It cautions that upward trends bias many statistical tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Robert D. Auerbach
Jack L. Ratner
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Milton Friedman
U.S
Auerbach
Ratner
Auerbach and Rutner
Penney's Bicentennial Gift To Schools Music Program
J C Penney offers the Bicentennial Musical Celebration as a nationwide gift of 100 minutes of sheet music for bands orchestras and choirs mailed to more than 30 000 high schools colleges and universities. The all in one 45 pound package covers instruments and voices and distribution runs through April and May.
New Unemployment Solutions Urged by ITT Leader
Harold S. Geneen ITT chairman says the era demands new job creation methods as 8 percent of the workforce may be idle for two years or more The report argues business and labor must lead with productive work while government policies alone fail to sustain employment and growth He notes ITT returns 98 percent of sales to society as wages investment and taxes and only 2 percent as dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Luetkenhaus
Lindsay
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Lindsay Exchange
General Telephone Company
Midwest
Exchange of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
NPSC
Ae Gy
New York
Harold S. Geneen
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Geneen
United States
ITT
Husker Steel promotes two Columbus employees
Husker Steel in Columbus announces Ambrose Placzek named assistant general manager with 17 years in steel and history as warehouse foreman and sales staff. Jerry Avery advances to shop superintendent after welding and lead man roles, supervising structural and culvert pipe fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husker Steel
Columbus
Ambrose Placzek
Jerry Avery
Placzek
St. Anthony
St. Bonaventure
Ambrose
37Th Avenue
Avery
North Platte
Gresham
Jerry
Milford Technical College
Pact details settle at Spencer Foods plant Schuyler
Details of a new labor accord between Spencer Foods Inc and Local 106 AFL CIO Amalgamated Meat Cutters at the Schuyler beef slaughter and fabricating plant outline base hourly wages of 5.00 in slaughter and 4.70 in breaking and fabricating with raises of 0.30 and 0.20 per hour in the next two years, plus full cost of living and fringe benefits. The old pact expired at midnight April 6. Spencer Foods operates in Spencer and Hartley Iowa with leather operations in Milwaukee Taunton and a Miami pork plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Foods, Inc
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Afl-Cio
Schuyler
Spencer
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold and Dale Hassebrook
Hassebrook Farm Supply
Grand Island
Chief Industries, Inc
Ciff Nison
Henke Machine, Inc
Chicago
Amtrack
Budd Company
Philadelphia
Tiny's Electric Co
Bellwood
M. F. Scholz
Louie Mick
Tappan Company
Elyria
Ohio
Capitol Supply Co
Omaha
Scholz
Mick
Tax Foundation
CNS
Mike
Maine
GMC Truck and Coach Division
General Motors
Buick Motor Division
GMC
Penney’s
J.C. Penney
Jack and Jill
U.S. 30
Dave Wallace
Telegram
Terry Anderson
Brickers, Inc
Service Department
City of
City Water Department
Rend Ground
Korger Skelly
8Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Columbus, Nebraska
Big Walker
Don Korger
Conyers Auction Company, Auctioneers
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