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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1973
Page
2
The message highlights U S progress in technology and declares the 1973 theme A Better Environment Through Technology. It notes the EPA and Environmental Quality Council as key agencies and urges professionals to support their work in addressing environmental challenges ahead.
Mrs Jerry Hogge presides as Columbus PEN auxiliary outlines aims to promote public engineering and education. Since 1981 Nebraska formed its first Ladies Auxiliary with two others in Omaha and Lined. They fund community projects like Mid East Nebraska Mental Health Clinic and scholarship banks for schools.
Analyzes rising fire losses and pressures from government and industry to cut deaths and damage through stricter OSHA standards, automation, and redesigned firefighting gear. Covers high rise hazards, new vehicles, water additives like Light Water, foam use, and safer building designs including fireproof stairs and island safety concepts.
The Nebraska chapter of the National Society of Professional Engineers launches Engineers Week from February 28 with the theme Engineering Better Environment Through Technology. Columbus engineers William Merrill, Ray Hajek, Max Kiburz, and Dean George Hanna will join a Channel 8 TV broadcast on February 17. Kiburz and Hajek will address Noon Lions Club and Rotary Club gatherings while Dean Young will speak at a noon luncheon for the local engineers chapter.
William R. Maybew notes Columbus ranks high in per capita engineers due to diverse local industries and public sectors. He cites the national Engineers Week theme Engineering A Better Environment Through Technology and urges Columbus residents to support solutions for quality of life and environmental improvements.
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