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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

4

Union Pacific expands Norfolk branch with ties and plant link

Union Pacific crews install 100 cross ties daily on the Columbus to Norfolk track, with 10 000 ties planned this summer at over 100 000 dollars. A new Madison Foods plant near Madison will start around September 1973, employing about 250 locals and processing 5 000 to 6 000 logs daily for shipment mainly to the West Coast, boosting regional industry and transport links.

Union Pacific Norfolk Madison Madison Foods Corporation Union Pacific Engineers Persomnel Upland Industries Corporation UP Corporation Madison Foods Madison-Norfolk West Unio Pacific Ed May Gol Norfolk Line Columbus Norfolk Madison Madison Fools

Open house to unveil Generation Two tractors in Columbus

Columbus Farm Equipment invites farmers to an open house this Saturday August 19 at 4 AM featuring the Generation Two tractor unveiling. Rey Spulak, owner, notes high dealer enthusiasm after a Waterloo Iowa meeting with Iota Deere dealers. Refreshments, prizes including a riding tractor, and local development loans data from SBA are also mentioned.

Columbus Farm Equipment Rey Spulak Spulak Waterloo Iowa Iota Deere Nebraska SBA Budd

Bicycle boom reshapes Columbus streets and nation

Bicycle use surges across the United States and Columbus with license plates rising from 2800 to 3000 in two years and an estimated 4000 bikes expected this August. Brad Pierson of the Bike Rack notes health gains, low cost, and social aspects driving demand while detailing differences between eight and ten speed models, foreign imports, and American assemblies.

Columbus Brad Pierson Darwin Pierson Brad Belgium Germany Holland Czechoslovakia Spain Pierson United States United Stas Neal Drum Piersons Europe Japan Amerikan

Nebraska Natural Resources Commission seeks increased budget

The Nebraska Natural Resources Commission approves a FY budget request of 1,050,068 to DAS for next year, up 115,000 from the current 1,401,929, with a larger share from general funds and lower expected federal revenues. The commission notes a drop in federal support from 207,000 to 100,000 within its funding mix.

Lincoln Neh Nebraska = Natural Resources Commission Commission State Department of Administrative Services Dayle Williamson State Soil and Water Conservation Commission DAS

Homeownership Promise Through Long-Term Loan Plans

A note touts loan installments over 20 or 25 years leading to a fully paid home ownership. It emphasizes gradual payment to complete ownership and remove mortgage burden. The message highlights long-term financing as a path to owning a home outright.

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