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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

3

Environment program on Channel 8 features NPPD’s Stoth

A 9 30 p m February 23 broadcast on Channel 8 examines environmental issues with Dr Eric N Stoth environment manager at Nebraska Public Power District as lead speaker and Dan Reeves moderating. Club appearances include William Merrill February 21 Lions Club Ronald Reder February 22 Rotary Club and Max Kiburz February 24 Optimist Club.

Channel 8 Eric N. Stoth Nebraska Public Power District Paner Dan Reeves Service Club William Merrill NPPD Noon Lions Club Ronald Reder Rotary Club Max Kiburz Loup Power District Optimist Club

Engineers for a Day honors fourteen students from three high schools

Fourteen students from Columbus Scotus and Lakeview High Schools were named Engineers for a Day by the Columbus Nebraska Chapter of Professional Engineers. They enjoyed a luncheon at Landmark and tours of Behlen Manufacturing, Dale Electronics, Nebraska Public Power District and General Telephone Company.

Columbus Scotus Lakeview Professional Engineers of Nebraska Landmark Behlen Manufacturing Company Dale Electronics Nebraska Public Power District General Telephone Company Columbus High Susan Dixon Chung Dixon Tom Folsom Sam Gerber Lori Garbers Harold ‘Garbers Sam Heiser EB. N

1972 Engineers Week NERVOUS ENGINEERS

The piece notes that during unsettled times Americans grow nervous and engineers are stressed by opposition to technology and environmental concerns. It promotes Engineers Week theme Engineering A Better Tomorrow Through Technology and urges community dialogue to understand the engineer’s role and contributions to society.

Engineers Week Theme Draws Cautious Hope for Better Life

R. S. Kamber, president of the Columbus Chapter, reflects on Engineers Week with the theme Engineering a Better Tomorrow through Technology. He notes engineers aim to expand the time people can spend pursuing their interests, while acknowledging environmental and existential challenges, including the bomb threat. He emphasizes cautious optimism and responsibility.

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New Cities Act Aims to Mobilize Domestic Tech Power

Ellis R. Mottur outlines a national technology policy to revitalize U.S. engineering. The Kennedy New Cities Research and Experimentation Act would authorize 1 billion dollars over three years for applied research and urban systems design. The plan envisions citywide networks, mass transit standards, and testing before implementation, leveraging engineers to address housing, services, and modernization.

Eddward M. Kennedy D-Mass Senate U.S New Cities Administration New City Development Corporation Tional Society of Professional Engineers Scnator

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The White House Washington National Engineers Week National Society of Professional Engineers William Mayhew R. W. Beck & Associates Robert Kamber Frank Kuska Dr. Sloth R. $. Kamber Professional Engineers of Nebraska Ralph £. Moellenhoff P. E Funda Ellis R. Mottur Committee On Labor and Public Welfare U.S. Senate Chicago America Frank C. Kuska, P.E Parkway Columbus, Nebraska Reed, Veach, Wurdeman 31St Avenue Rystrom Engineering Hwy 30Th Avenue First National Bank Loop Power District Behlen Manufacturing Columbus Steel Supply George McGuire Harold Hecke
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