Realtors Hold District Session in Columbus Nebraska
Columbus Board of Realtors hosted a joint district workshop with the Nebraska Realtors Association and several county boards. Gerald J. Schleich of Lincoln, N R A president, updated members on state and national legislative programs as seven roundtables ran at the Holiday Inn. HUD official Renay Stafford spoke on housing issues while Willard Burney, Myron Christiansen, Steve Paterson, and Marylou Nordeen attended as special guests alongside board leaders Vern Larson James L. Gray Sr. Thomas Witt Joan Machmuller and Thomas Dover.
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Columbus
Renay Stafford
Housing and Urban Development
Omaha
Neater
Willard Burney
Hartington
State Association
Myron Christiansen
Columbus Board of Realtors
Steve Paterson
Fremont Board
Marylou Nordeen
Lincoln
Vern Larson
South Sioux City
Dakota County Board of Realtors
James L. Gray Sr
Coleridge
Lewis & Clark Board
Thomas Witt
Pender
Realtors Institute
Joan Machmuller
Norfolk Board
Thomas Dover
Norfolk
Farm & Land Institute
Nebraska
Three Dale Employees Earn Premium Awards
Dale Electronics announced winners in its annual Suggestion awards premium contest for the period April 1 1976 through March 31 1977. Duane Krause received first award 470 dollars for a galvithometer tester idea saving 9542 dollars yearly. Larry Loeffler won 300 dollars for a cycle time reduction in thermoplastic molding machines saving 4906 dollars annually. Dale Wessel earned 85 dollars for a solid state temperature control unit on a mold press saving 2407 dollars yearly.
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Dale Electronics
Duane Krause
Potentiometer Department
Krause
Larry Loeffler
Dale Lod
Loeffler
Dale Wessel
Wessel
Dale
Savings loan firm to build Columbus branch office
Equitable Federal Savings & Loan Association of Fremont announced it has purchased the northwest corner of 16th Street and 33rd Avenue for a Columbus branch. Hemphill Vierk Dawson of Lincoln named as architects. 2,240 square foot building will include a drive in window and public civic space. Bids expected in 30 to 45 days. construction could start late summer with a six to nine month opening. The firm, with assets of $125 million, operates Fremont Blair West Point Tekamah and South Sioux City branches.
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Equitable Federal Savings & Loan Association of Fremont
16Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Columbus
Marvin G. Welstead
Hemphill, Vierk, Dawson of Lincoln
West Point
Civic Center
Welstead
Platte County
Equitable Federal Savings
Fremont
Blair
Tekamah
South
Sioux City
Medicare eligibility for spouse in kidney failure cases
If your wife has worked long enough under social security you may be eligible for Medicare on her record. Medicare assists people under 65 requiring long term dialysis or a transplant for permanent kidney failure. Contact any social security office for more information.
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Medicare
Social Security Office
Richland man named to an advisory unit
Galen Kluck of Richland has been appointed to a two year term on the Department of Labor Agricultural Advisory Committee to OSHA. The 15 member panel includes four employers four employees three educational representatives two state and two federal officials and meets four times yearly. Meetings are usually in Washington with some sessions elsewhere such as Dallas when studying specific farming practices. Kluck is the third Nebraskan to serve following Rollin Schnieder and Bob Discoe.
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Richland
Galen Kluck
Department of Labor
OSHA
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Kluck
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Bob Discoe
Paxton
Becton Dickinson board rejects takeover overtures
Rutherford New Jersey The board of Becton Dickinson and Company voted to reject overtures from companies seeking talks that could lead to an acquisition. No offers were received. The directors continue to support independence and growth plans, with FY 1976 sales about $509 million.
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Rutherford
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Becton, Dickinson
Becton
Dickinson
Nebraska Public Power District workers honored for service
Columbus notes honor for Janice Gregorius and Sue Schermer of the Nebraska Public Power District for long service. Lutyens and Sessler from Platte Center and Columbus earn diplomas from Lingult School of Commerce and Lincoln College of Dental Careers respectively. New gear at Central Parts & Machine expands capabilities. Montgomery Ward catalog touts energy saving items. Gov Exon proclaims third annual Free Enterprise Day on July 1 with Junior Achievement participants.
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Columbus
Nebraska Public Power District
Janice Gregorius
Sue Schermer
Platte County
Nancy Lutyens
Jerrolyn Seasler
Lingult School of Commerce
Nancy
Dale Lutyens
Platte Center
Jerrolyn
Bethene Sessler
J.J. Exon
Nebraska
Jlunior Achievement
Navigator Chapter Installs New NSA Officers
Navigator Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International installs new officers at the monthly meeting. Incoming president Phyllis Wragge leads with Sandi Seiinidt as vice president and Nina Penfield as recording secretary. Eva Cattanl of Lindsay Mfg joins as member with pin and rose. special guest Geralyn Ruskamp receives NSA scholarship.
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Donna Celka
Cangas
Teasurer
Karen Hinrichs
Nebraska Job Service
Nina Penfield
Behlen Mfg
Sandy Schmidt
Plette College
Phyllis Wragge
Judy Carlson
General Telephone
Marilyn Hirschbrunner
R. W. Beck & Associates
Navigator Chapter
National Secretaries Association
International
Sandi Seiinidt
Doma Cejka
Hirschbrunner
Pifts
Eva Cattanl
Lindsay Mfg
Geralyn Ruskamp
Dodge
NSA
Geralyn
Platte College vocational training spotlight in Columbus
A Columbus brochure from Loup Power District and the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce promotes Platte College as a key provider of vocational training for employers and workers. It highlights programs and employer statements supporting training to meet industry needs.
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Platte College
Columbus
Loup Power District
Nebraska
Columbus Area
Geothermal Power Around the World in 20th Century
The commercial use of geothermal energy for electricity began in 1904 in Italy and by later years powered plants operated in Iceland Italy Japan Mexico New Zealand the Soviet Union Turkey and the United States.
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Italy
Iceland
Japan
Mexico
New Zealand
Soviet Union
Turkey
United States
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