Planes on Ground Could Boost Revenue Says Scribe
Washington columnist Dick West argues airlines face root problem of underutilized jets on the ground. He suggests monetizing grounded planes as passenger lounges or rental space, hosting corporate meetings aboard 747s and using excess terminal space. He envisions reorganizing airlines to capitalize on space and aviation needs, reducing flying only if profitable.
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Pan Am Chief Seeks Mergers to Curb Airline Competition
Najed Halaby, president of Pan American World Airways, told a Senate subcommittee that government support for foreign rivals and fragmented route systems weaken U S carriers. He cited losses of 48 million in 1970 and 26 million in 1969, urged consolidating routes to reduce waste and improve service, and accused subsidies helping foreign airlines. Other majors echoed, while some charter carriers oppose consolidation and Continental argues for stronger competition.
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Labor Dept offers bonds to help workers get jobs
The Labor Department announced a bonding program to help job seekers who cannot obtain a bond from private sources due to criminal records dishonorable discharges or poor credit. Qualified applicants needing a bond for roles involving money or supplies can apply, with eligibility limited to those who remain employed and in good standing. The program expands a 1968 pilot that reached 51 cities and six states and aims to aid any person refused a job because a bond is required.
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Newman group meetings and church activities in Newman Grove
Shell Creek ALCW held Bible study with Rev Raamt and devotions by Leo Anderson and readings by Mrs. Stanley Johnson. World Day of Prayer set for March 5 at United Methodist Church with local leaders assisting. Trinity ALCW hosted program on American Missions, with several members contributing. Funds approved for Guinea missions and a serving cart for Mid Nebraska Lutheran Home.
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Episcopal group to help at Manor
Grace Guild of the Episcopal Church met at the home of Miss Parence Sixta and Mrs. E. E. Ruzickk with Mrs. Charles Campbell as president leading devotions. The group decided to continue assisting with game practice at Columbus Manor. Mrs. S. S. Hadley arranged the hostess schedule for the year. Refreshments and social time followed.
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Olson son joins Dale Electronics in Norfolk
Leigh Merlin Olson son of Victor Olson and wife begins work at Dale Electronics in Norfolk today. A midterm graduate of the University of Nebraska in Lincoln he earned two degrees in business administration.
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Future of church topic of panel at St Michael Altar Society
Albion panel discussion at the St Michael Altar Society monthly meeting focused on the future of the Christian Church. Participants included Mmes Marvin Krohn Edward Brierman Ray Prothman Richard Simons and John Curran. A thank you note from Rev Fr William d Curran missionary in Ghana was read along with a Christmas gift and Bloodmobile lunch fund donation. A Bloodmobile visit is set for March 6 with a Day at Recollection service on February 9. Seaturé speaker will be Rev Fr Aloysius Mc Mahon pastor of St Joseph Church in Pierce.
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Nixon Attends White House Prayer Service
President Nixon joined a Sunday worship at the White House to pray for the safe return of Apollo 14 astronauts. Dr. Jacob Preus delivered the sermon with Billy Graham present. Nixon vowed U S troops would stay in Indochina until all prisoners of war are freed, as wives of missing servicemen listened in.
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Club Albion Track Meet Held at Harmony Center
Mr and Mrs Homer Atkinson hosted a track event at the Harmony Home Repressional Center. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Wrayht, Mrs Merril Andrews, and Lester Cook.
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Scotus Central Catholic undergoes seven year self evaluation
The board, faculty and administration at Scotus Central Catholic complete a seventh year self evaluation required by North Central accreditation. A visitation team from across the state will assess the school Wednesday and Thursday, with Fr. Emmett Meyer noting the process was rewarding for all involved.
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Nebraskaland calendars sell out early for 1971
Lincoln. The State Game Commission said Saturday orders for its Nebraskaland calendar of color confined to arrive even though the supply ran out over a month ago. The initial print of 35,000 was exhausted by mid-December and a repeat run of 10,000 sold out before Christmas. Orders are still arriving and are being returned with checks as soon as possible.
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Foster son Roy Warkins dies in auto crash
Mr and Mrs Gar Orcutt received word that Roy Warkins 41 of Salt Lake City was killed in an auto accident on February 3 He is survived by his wife and two children and was the Watkins foster son in Albion
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Lincoln Girl Crowned Heart Fund Princess
Kimberly Rae Kytes of Lincoln, age six, was crowned the 197L Heart Fund Princess at the Governor's Annual Tea at the Governor's mansion. Daughter of Delmar and Mrs Kytes, she has a congenital slow heart rate managed by a pacemaker implanted after fainting spells since age three. Her doctor Dr Paul Mooring noted the pacemaker is adjusted to speed her heart rate.
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Lutheran Layman's League Meeting Minutes Report
The Lutheran Layman's League met in the parish hall with delegates chosen for the state convention in Itaslings March 27-28. Delegates are Donald Henke Marvin Mueller and Martin Barjentruch. Entertainment and lunch committees listed with Messrs and Mites including Donitkt Henke Clarences Johannes Marvin Mueller.
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Local Rifle Club Honored for Sighting-In Day
The Columbus Rifle Club received a National Rifle Association Public Service Award for Sighting-In Day to ready area hunters for the 1970 season. Over 36 hunters checked firearms for safety and accuracy while reviewing hunter safety basics to reduce accidents and boost field success. The NRA program supports hundreds of clubs nationwide and includes hunter services such as the Uniform Hunter Casualty Report and safety training.
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Miss Hot Lips Judge Selects 20 Year Old Designer
LONDON (UPI) Liz Maigh, 20, a designer, has been chosen Britain's Miss Hot Lips by Sean toodsie-Cullen, hired to pick the entrant with the most passionate lips from 43 contestants. He praised her mouth and noted her tender aggression. Hingh remarked she enjoys kissing and may naturally excel at it.
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Tornado Leaves Dozens Injured Across Coast Area
A devastating tornado ripped along the coast near Port Red Bay injuring about 230 people and damaging the English Cove Apartments and nearby motels. Rescue teams from Santa Rosa and Escambia counties reported extensive debris, while Red Cross workers treated the injured at three hospitals. Damages were estimated up to 5 million dollars with the English Cove complex alone totaling about 2 million.
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