Minnegasco Chief Visits Cengas Division After Acquisition
Paul Kraemer president of Minnesota Gas Company visited the newly acquired Cengas Division of Central Telephone and Utilities Corporation. Over three days he and senior officers met regional staff in Norfolk Columbus and Beatrice and heard from Cengas supervisors about service areas in eastern Nebraska. Towns visited included Wisner Tilden Stanton Humphrey Lindsay Newman Grove Madison Rising City David City Osceola York Friend Crete Fairmont Geneva Exeter Dorchester DeWitt Cortland Shelby Wilber.
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Paul Kraemer
Minnesota Gas Company
Cengas
Minnesota
Minnegasco
Central Telephone & Utilities Corporation
Kraemer
Norfolk
Columbus
Beatrice
Nebraska
Wisner
Tilden
Stanton
Humphrey
Lindsay
Newman Grove
Madison
Rising City
David City
Osceola
York
Friend
Crete
Fairmont
Geneva
Exeter
Dorchester
DeWitt
Cortland
Shelby
Wilber
Realtors Institute course attracts Nebraska real estate group
Bill Charbonneau of Armor Realty attends Course I of the Realtors Institute of Nebraska at the University of Omaha. The four Columbus Board of Realtors member joins 20 instructors from several states for a week long program on marketing law urban growth and construction. Neal Hunt among 350 attendees at O s Gold Seed annual sales kickoff in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Gene Hughes to buy Dodds Furniture Sept 1 with Mrs Hughes and daughter Melinda moving from Oregon to Stromsburg. Orville Dodds will continue operations after sale.
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Bill Charbonneau
Armor Realty
Realtors Institute of Nebraska
Atenee Omaha
Charbonneau
Columbus Board of Realtors
Nebraska
California
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Oregon
Neal Hunt
Albion
O's Gold Seed Company
Lake Geneva
Wis
O's
Goldenon
Gene Hughes
Hughes
Melinda
Stromsburg
U.S. Plywood Co
Orville Dodds
Inflation Raises Costs of Presidential Transition
The House Government Operations Committee approved a bill increasing funds for a presidential transition from $900000 to $2 million for the White House changeover.
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Washington
UPI
House
White House
Spencer to Expand Home Base Plant and Beef Operations
Spencer plans to expand its home base facility by adding a two shift operation to raise daily kill capacity. The project includes modernization of rendering and sewage pre treatment systems to support higher output. The expansion aims to add 250000 head of fat cattle per year by mid 1977 and create 100 to 125 jobs in the Spencer area. Additional company beef operations are located in Hartley Iowa and Schuyler Nebraska.
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Iawa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Spencer
Anto the Company
Hartley
Schuyler
What It Costs To Own A Car
The Iowa Department of Transportation estimates owning a car for ten years costs about 17 000 dollars beyond the purchase price. A car bought for 5 000 last year would accumulate depreciation and maintenance expenses, plus insurance and other costs, making total ownership far higher than the initial price.
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Iowa Department of Transportation
Earned Income Credit Offers Late Tax Refunds
The IRS says low income workers who filed late or not at all may receive up to 400 dollars under the Earned Income Credit. To qualify, total income must be under eight thousand dollars in 1975 and a dependent child under 19 or a full time student must be claimed. Eligible individuals should contact their IRS office.
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Omaha
Internal Service
Congress
United States
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Fendrick Promoted to District Manager in Nebraska
Gary D. Fendrick of Columbus has been promoted from feed sales representative to district manager for a manufacturing company based in Quincy Illinois. He will oversee product distribution in Saunders County and parts of Douglas and Sarpy Counties with a team of sales representatives. The Fendrick family plans to move to Wahoo to be nearer the new territory center.
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Gary D. Fendrick
Columbus
Quincy
Saunders County
Douglas
Sarpy
Fendrick
Wahoo
Nan
Oivine Elden G Groninger
Garten Nebraska
Gary
Rudy Fendrick
Schuyler
Schuyler High
Wayne
Columbus Scotus High School
Loup Power District workers mark service anniversaries
Three Loup Power employees observed anniversaries this month. Harold, a plant operator, celebrated 25 years in public power. Maxine Kolm, secretary to the general manager, marked 20 years of service. Carroll Vetick, dragline operator, noted 10 years with the district and began as an operator on January 16, 1955.
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Loup
Harold
Maxine Kolm
Carroll Veiich
Columbus
Charlotte
Sharolyn
Paul
Maxine
Kolm
Edd Kelly
John Preston
Burz
Ray W. Kolm
Bond sales rise in Nebraska during first half
Lincoln NP, John F. O'Neill reports Nebraska S. S. Bonds sales totaled 31,675,000 through June, up 1,770,000 or six percent from a year earlier. Payroll savings program fuels demand as the state reaches 49.4 percent of its annual goal. June receipts total 151,715. Leonard T. Fleischer of Columbus notes county progress.
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U. S
Nebraska
John F. O'Neill
Lincoln
O'Neill
Percet of
Leonard T. Fleischer
Columbus
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John Nebdter
James Larson
Dodds Furniture Store
Acorn
Telegram Financial Page
Happy Chef
Gene Huele
Ron Dulas
Dulas
Greenwood
Sion
Telegram
Terry Anderson
Fiberglas
S TM Reg
OCF Corp
Foreman Cash Lumber CO
23Rd St
Ray F
National Secretaries Association
Vetick
Carroll
Janet
Kenny
Angie
Harold Hardy
Columbus Telegram
Carroll Vetick
Tooleys
Marietta Newman
Platte County
Chanesers
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