GE and GM Strike Back Over Energy Controversy
GE argues appliances are not major energy wasters and that public belief is misinformation. GM disputes a Senate booklet accusing destruction of streetcar systems, saying it failed due to service limits, and calls the document false and deceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunkiff
NEW York
U.S
General Electric
General Major
Senate
General Motors
Subcommittee On Antitrust
Reinstated Jeweler and Local Business Notes in Columbus
Robert E. Kelly of Columbus has been reinstated as a Registered Jeweler and Certified Gemologist by the American Gem Society. The society promotes buyer protection and certifies professionals after courses and exams. Kelly bought Froemel Jewelry of Columbus. Nebraska residents will receive about 2,101,000 in insurance and annuity dividends in 1974 from Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, up from 1,914,000 last year. Dinns Fluckiger of Columbus Senior High was accepted for fall enrollment at National Business College in Hapik City, SD, studying airline data processing. Louis Seck of Silver Creek opened remodeled insurance offices in the former Damne Meat Market, with two offices and a lobby. Creston Manufacturing Company adds a night shift and a new north addition to the building. Russell Kuesier plans a new Creston body shop near the bank. Drivers under 25 are the largest group of licensed motorists in the United States. 22.3 percent of over 148 million licensed drivers are under 25, with 25-34 the next largest group. The total licensed drivers now exceed the 1926 U.S. population of 117,499,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Kelly
Columbus
American Gem Society
Kelly
Froemel Jewelry of
Nebraska
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Dinns Fluckiger
Columbus Senior High
National Business College
Hapik City
Louis Seck
Silver Creek
Federal Highway Administration
U.S
Philippine veterinarians study U.S. meat industry in Sioux City
Four veterinarians from the Philippines under Dick Weikert visited Leigh By-Products Co. plants in Leigh and Creston to study boneless meat processing for dog food and animal rendering. They, sponsored by the USDA and Agency for International Training, aim to apply the knowledge to establish livestock marketing in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Weikert
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Leigh By-Products Co., Inc
Leigh and Creston
Ak ‘Tie Creston
Philippines
TP. Porteza
GR. Law
B.B. Resoso
RY. Signey
United States
T.C. Chunadamelka
United States Department of Agriculture
Agency For International Training
Kreifels Patent For Fuse Resistor A New Design
Kreifels Ghitfird A Kreifele of Columbus receives patent 3,792,405 for an economical wire wound fuse resistor with silicon rubber coating. Assigned to Dale Electronics, the device embeds a coated wire coil in insulating material and molds it into a durable shape. It can be made as a disk or water shaped unit for easy lamp bulb socket replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghitfird A. Kreifele
Columbus
Kreifels
Dale Electronics
Int
General Telephone Gifts 3000 To Platte College Foundation
Thomas White, president of the Platte College Foundation, announced General Telephone Company of No Midwest donated 1000 to the foundation. The contribution completes the third of three 1000 pledges and carries no restrictions beyond supporting the college’s work. Platte College Foundation aids education and accepts donations for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Grr
Foundation
Judee
Thomas White
Platte College Foundation
General Telephone Company of
No Midwest
Day Orr
Columbia
Coal Industry Outlook and Production Challenges
An analysis of world and U S coal reserves and production trends. It notes the United States holds a dominant share of North American coal, estimates world reserves at about 6.6 trillion tons, and projects coal lasting centuries while other fuels shift. It discusses mining technology, safety issues, strip and underground mining, and future demand driven by energy needs. The piece also covers coal usage, export patterns, and the impact of the United Mine Workers union leadership on production and labor stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nort America
Alaska
Toal
Enal
Cnal
Appalachia
Mine Workers Union
United Mine Workers
Hobby losses under tax law get new breaks in 1969 act
The article explains how the 1969 Tax Reform Act introduces a presumption of profit for hobby activities if gross income exceeds expenses over five years, creating a potential business status. It notes that lack of profit does not automatically negate profit motive and gives examples like breeders and sideline ventures to illustrate how expenses may still be deductible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Whens & Roby
Revenue Service
Smatler Fry
C.P.A. Barry Schwartz
American’ Institute of Certified Public “Accountants
Bre B
LBS
Schwartz
Robert Fulton
U.S. Doctors Shortage Seen 15 Years Away
DMAMIA Neb AP The president elect of the American Academy of Physicians says America is at least 15 years from adequate doctor supply. Dr Herbert Holden of San Leandro cites current ratio of family physicians to population about one to UN, with a satisfactory goal of one to 2500 and 2000 respectively. He notes 110 more applicants this year for first year family practice training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
American Academy of Physicians
America
Herbert A. Uolden
San Leandro
Calif
Holden
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Business Mirror
Adams Opel Co
Poland
Gil
Opel
Assenssians
Creston Manufacturing Company
Russell Kuesier
Creston
Bank
Lake Babcock
Loup
Let Ava
Kent Dixon
Calvin Dixon
Chris Lever
Dennis Hare
Chris Dixon
Cbutler
Civic Oe
Columbus Telegram
General Telephone
College Foundation
Platte College
Babson’s Reports Inc
Monr Anya
Ersonal Finance
Carlton Smith
NEA
Tallymate
Victor
the Art Printery Office Products & Printing
Wm. C. “Bill
Wiedel
Wm. C. Wiedel
Aula
Aer S
E. Wegner
C.la
Wetrarke
Mopern Woodmen OF America
Freternet Lite
Babead
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Arbor Day
First National Bank and Trust Company
FDIC
Bank Citiens Pan
FIC
Equitable
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