1977 Economic Outlook For U S And Nebraska
Lincoln forecast says 1977 will be strong for the U S and Nebraska economies with a 5 to 6 percent real GNP rise. Employment should grow and unemployment fall, Nebraska adding about 18 000 nonagriculture jobs, and personal income seen rising 8 to 10 percent in current dollars.
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Lincoln
U.S
Nebraska
Donald E. Pursell
Bureau of Business Research
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Omaha
Pursell
Lincoln Telecommunication seeks building permit in east Lincoln
Lincoln Telephone Co plans an exchange building on a seven acre site at 84th and O Streets next to Southeast Community College. Mayor Bousalis opposes commercial use of the corner, fearing urbanization of Stevens Creek watershed. city delays development until other areas grow. Bank card use rises with 769 million transactions in 1975, per Bank Fact Book.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lincoln Teleehone Co
84Th and
O Sts
Southeast Community College
East Lincoln
Helen Bousalis
Bank Card
New York
UPD
Farming Frontiers 77 program set for Jan 8
A farming film program titled Farming Frontiers 77 will be shown at Columbus Farm Equipment on Saturday January 8 starting at 1 p.m. John Deere dealer Rey Spulak notes Furrow on Film segments cover farm management innovations and new John Deere balers grain drills and forage harvesters for 1977. Prizes will be awarded and lunch served.
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Farming Frontiers
Columbus Farm Equipment
Rey Spulak
John Deere
Spulak
Platte plans ag institute for 1976-77 session
Platte College announces the fourth session of its Agricultural Institute for 1976 77 with instructors William Dedrickson and Thomas O Hearn of First Mid America Inc leading four evening sessions January to February at 7 to 10 p m in Room 205. Donald Engel notes the program covers futures trading origins price movements and speculative buying and selling for farmers and buyers with registration the first night and Gary Drake as coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dedrickson
Thomas O’hearn
First Mid America, Inc
Platte College
Agricultural Institute
Board of Trade In
Chicago
Ptcc Ag
Donald Engel
Engel
Gary Drake
Computerized Radar System Installed at Kaitak Airport
A $1.6 million computerized radar system named the Secondary Surveillance Radar 990 was installed at Kaitak airport in Hong Kong. It directs air traffic and provides continuous information on aircraft identity position and height within 250 miles in all weather, per Roy Downing director of civil aviation.
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Hong Kong
UPD
Kaitak
Roy Downing
Civil Aviation
Aid and trade for Vietnam questioned by Carter aides
UPI reports that a congressional panel found no evidence any Americans listed as missing in action in Vietnam are alive, prompting Carter advisers to consider aid and trade with Vietnam. The piece notes prior U.S. policy linked normalization to MIAs and recalls Nixon Kissinger pledges while Vietnam's postwar economy remains ruined. The second item notes mortgage rates in 1975 favored typical home buyers over AAA corporations.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Jimmy Carter
Congressional Committee
Vietnam
Ford
Hanoi
William Scranton
United Nations
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Bowmanville
Ontario
Canada
Alber
Goodyear
Columbus
Lincoln Phone Company
Platte Plans Ag Institute
Nixon
State Kissinger
Paris
Kissinger
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Germany
West Germany
Moscow
Peking
Washington
Asia
South Vietnam
U. S. League of Savings Associations
Meers
Fisher
ALCO
Whitman
Orion
Maaley
Snoopy & Friends
Nitelites
Snoopy
Coca-Cola
Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer
Alco Reg
Columbus, Nebr
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
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