Transferees less enthusiastic about relocations in 1975
New York UPI report shows 617 firms across 21 industries found tenfold rise in transfer refusals from 1974 to 1975. Despite 263 companies moving 100 workers and 38 transferring over 500, refusals remain a small share. Common reason is spouse employment. other personal factors deter relocation.
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New York
UPI
Ticor Relocation Management, Inc
Atwood
Robertson celebrates fifteen years at Loup Power District
Hugh Bud Robertson an appliance repairman marked fifteen years with Loup Power District in August. He joined August 16 1961 as appliance serviceman and became appliance repairman July 1 1969. He and wife Shirley have three children Susan Alan Dale and Janet. He enjoys cabin time in Duncan and family.
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Hugh
Bud) Robertson
Loup Power District
Robertson
Bud
Shirley
Susan
Alan Dale
West Point Military Academy
Janet
Duncan
Diverse State Unemployment Insurance Programs Across the U S
Dr. Steven P. Zell notes wide variation among state unemployment insurance plans with differing eligibility, coverage, benefit size and duration, and penalties. Federal standards are limited and many claimants exhaust benefits before 26 weeks, prompting extendable programs since 1958.
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Steven P. Zell
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Zell
Congress
Four NPPD workers cited for long service in Columbus
Four Columbus residents and Nebraska Public Power District employees were honored for service. Archie Gustafson received a 20 year emblem after a career starting in 1956, Nancy Welker earned 10 years, Alvin Rahrs and Jim Bernt received five year awards.
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Columbus
Nebraska Public Power District
Archie Gustafson
Gustafson
Lincoln
Nancy Welker
Auto bargaining talks threaten strikes in election year
In mid July the United Auto Workers and the Big Three led by General Motors exchanged proposals amid tense talks. GM touted a 60 percent rise in total employee compensation since 1948 while others cited broader industry gains as a counter. The union pressed for higher cost of living allowances and improved retirement benefits, signaling possible work stoppage with Ford and government pressure to avoid a strike.
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Ee Saepd Ae Wathae
Bey Page Elha
UAW
General Motors
U.S
Bonanza
Tyros
World Rabbit Sales Hit 800000 Across 122 Countries
August 20 1976 Columbus Telegram notes total Volkswagen Rabbit Golf sales since 1974 Germany and 1975 USA totals 161002 in U.S. and 364609 in Germany through July 1976. Rabbit sold in 122 countries. Frontier Airlines reports July revenue miles 154602000 with 59.6 percent load factor. Wanda Larrington, Columbus native, works for Back to the Bible in Lincoln. James M. Bator attends Colorado School of Banking session with 444 students. First GreatWest earnings 83 cents per share first half 1976. revenues 19649377. investment gains 3 cents. Pizza Hut declares 3 cent dividend payable Sept 30.
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World
U.S
Germany
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
James M. Bator
First National Bank and Trust Company
Colorado School of Banking
University of Colorado, Boulder
University
Colorado Bankers Association
First Greatwest Corporation
Lincoln
Divorce final timing and Social Security survivor benefits
The wife’s Social Security checks usually stop the month the divorce decree becomes final. If you are 62 or over and married 20 years or more, payments continue even after the divorce. Notify Social Security if your name changes due to the divorce.
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Social Security
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Dun & Bradstreet
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28Th Ave
Modern Woodmen of America
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Rock Island
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Babson’s Reports Inc
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Sat. & Sun
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Columbus Senior High
Wanda
Gettysburg
S.D
Pizza Hut, Inc
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Tooleys
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Tony
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FDIC