Oil shortage warnings and industry missteps analyzed
John Cunniff reports on a New York AP Business Analyst view of looming oil shortages and a misleading ad campaign by the National Oil Fuel Institute. The piece questions industry foresight, political hurdles, and the reliance on foreign imports while demand is set to nearly double and energy policy lags.
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John Cunniff
New York
National Oil Fuel Lstitute
Anstil Lo
the Institute
Aos
Cald
Sone
United Nite
Milbourn Joins Local Law Firm in Columbus Rise
Columbus native Milbourn joins Baker & Tessendorf law offices after a varied career path. He earned a University of Nebraska business education degree and a law degree in Lincoln. His wife Anne hails from M. Baul and works as a Nebraska state caseworker. Milbourn enjoys a folk hobby not typical for lawyers.
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Douglas Milboun
Baker & Tessendorf
Ray Bokeh
Columbus
Diadaste
Columbus High
Ivan Milbnurts
Milbourn
University of Nebraska
Sill
Lincoln
Iis
Mis
Anne
M. Baul
State of Nebraska
Allang Milham
Akestivina
Business notes reflect Carol y Ryder named director in Ind Island
Carolyn Ryder, formerly of the Eaks Coury Cab in Colmbus, is named director of Wesen Ramadalun in Ind Island. The firm schedules an opening on April 10. Previously she managed Riverside Golf Club in Grand Island and Sterling Country Club in Sterling, Colorado, with a background in social activities, wedding receptions, and service planning for First Greatest Corp and First Mid America.
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Carolyn Ryder
Eaks Coury Cab
Colmbus
Soerte Dhrecune
Wesen
Four NPPD employees receive service awards
Four NPPD employees are honored with jeweled service emblems for long service. Named are Lawrence A. Domner Faymoral C. I ar Wayne Be and Ronald O rs. ted peck. Details trace careers at Columbus area utility roles from groundman to chief engineer and senior programmer.
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Public Power
Lawrence A. Domner
Faymoral
Cmef
Roelle
Lincoln
Columbus
Kronegaard
1973 Construction Program Outlined in Kearney
KEARNEY Nebraska AP A 20 million construction program was outlined by N Worley Kearney division manager of Co Meat Northwestern. The plan includes expenditures of nearly 140000 in the Kearney division alone.
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Kearney
Neb
N. Worley
Co. Meat Northwestern
New partner joins Columbus implement firm Garretson Equipment
Larry Dohmen of Columbus has purchased stock in Garretson Equipment Corp, the local Allis Chalmers, Gleaner and Oliver dealer. Dohmen brings four years with Garretson, which serves Linn, Owatona Geb and Lundell farm equipment. Updates include a larger parts and service department and a second delivery unit. An open house and appreciation day is set for Thursday, Feb 1, from 1 to 4 p.m. with films, displays, refreshments, and company representatives to answer questions.
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Harrelson Equipment Corp
Columbus
Larry Dohmen
Dohmen
Garrelson Corp
Garretson Equipment Corp
Allis Chalmers
Gleaner
Oliver
Linn
Owatona
Geb
Lundell
Recen
Census Bureau urges delayed response to business surveys
The Census Bureau reminds businesses receiving 72 Economic Campuses questionnaires that a February 34 deadline applies for return. While hundreds of thousands have been mailed back, most forms remain outstanding. About two million larger firms were sent questionnaires, with most data drawn from administrative records for a small sample of firms.
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US. Census Bureau
Wdiich
Frwms
Census Bureau
Commerce Department
Social and Economic Statistics Administration
Ini
Unemployment Trends and Workplace Cuts in 1970s Economy
The text reviews persistent joblessness despite modest improvements, noting 1972 unemployment around 4.8 percent with 4.2 percent in late 1972. It highlights job losses at large firms through attrition and layoffs, tighter hiring standards, and rising demand for skilled workers in some cities while many industries face cost pressures from regulations and defense shifts.
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Tre
Wmive
Druy
Attalyor
Nok
Regent
Five States Lead U S Paid Production Share
More than 73 percent of the paid production in the United States came from Alaska California Colorado Nevada and South Dakota, indicating heavy concentration of output among these five states.
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United States
Alaska
California
Colorado
Nevada
South Dakota
Glass problem plagues Boston skyscraper owner faces long wait
In Boston, the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co headquarters struggles as high winds crack and shed 90 percent of the building’s 10 348 glass panes. Despite $95 million spent and four years of work, tenants cannot move in while engineers seek fixes costing up to eight million dollars. Police close surrounding streets when winds reach 45 miles per hour to shield pedestrians.
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Boston
New
Five mile gas line project tied to homes in May era
A garbled 19th century report notes a five mile pipeline linked Americix bull of hollow logs to apply natural gas to homes. It mentions a May date and a route from wells near Tituaville Pennsylvania to a relay, with incomplete names and places.
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Tie Gist
Americixa
Dent
May
Tituaville
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