Costs of college rising for Platte County families
A Platte County report shows rising college costs with 1,110 local youths expected to enroll this year. Public in-state tuition averages 1,250 with private colleges around 2,720. total year costs run about 1,750 in public and 3,400 in private institutions, assuming equal split between public and private by local students.
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Platte County
U.S. Office of Education
Utton
Alher
Office of Education
Nebraska Travel Polls Map DOR Route Planning
Nebraska's Department of Roads conducts statewide origin destination polls in York to the Kansas line and Omaha to Fremont to guide the 20 year freeway plan. Survey teams use portable counters and periodic visual counts at 72 crossings to estimate traffic mix and per day volumes for each corridor.
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Lincoln
York
Kansas Line
Omaha
Fremont
Paints South
Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska
DOR
Charles F
Pete” Slalder
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Ve fes Business Notes Lead Sales Rep Appointment
Don Latare of Columbus has been named E. L. Caldwell & Sons sales representative for Kansas Nebraska southeast South Dakota northwest Iowa and eastern Colorado. He previously represented Servis Equipment in Nebraska and Gaditale of Wyoming. He attended Lasare High School and the American Institute of Commerce and has led the Columbus Area Sales Organization. He is a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Dan H Riley of Rogers Riley Motor Co. joined Ford dealers from the region in a Mavericks driveaway in Omaha. H&R Block reports fiscal year revenues of 32 million and profits of 6.4 million with earnings per share of 6.17. The company operates 4346 tax offices domestically and abroad.
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Don Latare
Columbus
E. L. Caldwell & Sons
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Colorado
Texas
Farm Maachinery
Latare
Servis Equipment Company
Neoraska
Gaditale
Wyoming
Lasare
American Institute of Commerce
Ite
Order of Eagles
Dan H. Riley
Rogers-Riley Motor Company
Omaha
H&r Block, Inc
Wo & KR Block
Plaite Playmakers Meet Discusses Skirt Making
At the group gathering held at Japell Samuelson's home four members attended. They brought partly finished skirts and discussed modeling. Four members reported on 4-H camp attendance and lunch was served by Mrs. Hick Samuelson. Janell Sanuelson served as reporter.
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Japell Samuelson
Hick Samuelson
Janell Sanuelson
Columbus Issues 60 Building Permits In Last Month
The Columbus building department issued 60 permits totaling more than 481000 for the month. Most of the value, 411270, covers 23 single family homes. Additional permits include two duplexes at 37500 an industrial building at 4000 and various garages additions and miscellaneous work. Compared with last year June activity rose. In six months 241 permits valued at 7208271.
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Columbus
Tspector
Alle Eggert
Becher-Curry Co. Signs New U S Fire Agency Deal
The Becher-Curry Co. of Columbus Nebraska marked its Mth anniversary with a new agency agreement with Crum & Forster. The signing featured William J. Lehmener and William L. Redrow of the Columbus firm. The agency is the oldest in Columbus and the Cron & Forster Nebraska representative since 1886.
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Colin B
Becher-Curry Co
Columbus
Crum & Forster
Cron & Forster
Nebraska
Schneider
North Dakota
Crom & Forster
Redraw
Usp.ag
Omaha
Behlen Wickes Brandon Plant Opens With Open House
Mike Behlen of Ahlen Manufacturing announces the new Brandon Manitoba facility will begin production on July 10. Behlen Wickes Company Limited, under Wickes Corporation, will start with agricultural structures and later add commercial and industrial building systems. About 30 people expected to be employed with plans for growth.
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Mike" Behlen
al Behlen Manufacturing Company
Brandon
Manitoba
Behlen-Wickes Company Limited
Wickes Corporation
Saginaw
Michigan
Wnder Taanagemien
Behlen Company
Behlen
Behlen-Wickes
WHO
Prospecting Trip Ends With Minor Injuries In Washington
Everett resident Janes Bush and his father went prospecting on Dickerman Mountain. A mountain goat knocked him off a ledge, leaving him stranded 30 feet below. Rescue crews found him conscious with only minor injuries after the mishap near Snonomia.
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Everett
Wash
UPI
Janes Bush
Snonomia
Dickerman Mountain
Finy
Teens May Grow Wealthier as Population Shrinks by 1980s
An Institute of Life Insurance analysis from April 1970 projects that 20 percent of today’s teens aged 12 to 17 come from households above $15,000 income, rising to 40 percent by 1980. The study notes a decline in adolescent numbers and in large families, while per-household spending powers rise with more purchases of appliances and luxury goods now common in many homes.
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The
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
Bureau of the Census
National Industrial Conference Board
U. S S. Department of Agriculture
Gilbert Youth Research
Junior
Rowe Price Bets $39 Million On Bargains In Market Slump
Rowe Price New Horizons fund reopens to public with about 39 million dollars ready to invest, seeking bargains as markets slump. Fund president Curran W. Harvey cites limited but growing buying power and a belief in unusual opportunities to deploy capital.
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Rowe Price
Baltimore
Minages Heer
Minages Heer No-Bade Mutual Funds
Ba Rowe Price
New Horizons Fund
U. S
Wiesenberger Financial Serviews
New Horizons
Curran W. Harvey
Harvey
New Horizon
T. Rowe Price
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Juniata Girl Wins $1,000 National Scholarship
Lincon UPI reports Patricid Ann Hill of Juniata Nebraska has been named one of five winners of a $1,000 national scholarship from the American Legation. Hill, daughter of the late Air and Mrs Richard L Hill, is a graduate of Adams Central High School and will enter Kearney State College this fall to study therapy and psychology.
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Lincoln
UPI
Juniata, Neh
Legit
Austiney
Patricid
Ann Hill
Late Air
Les
Richard L. Hill
Juniata
Hill
Adans Central High School
Ans Jin
Kearney State College
Better Job Vacancy Data Aims to Guide Labor Market Policy
A monthly review notes that improved statistics on job vacancies will aid manpower planning, operations, economic analysis, and policymaking. It explains a vacancy as an unfitted opening for outside recruitment and outlines new DOL data series across 40 US metro areas, with district city details and timing.
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Monthly
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S
Wichita
Banver
Oklahoma City
Kansas Cil
Denver
Interales
Housewives turn to store brand goods amid inflation surge
UPI reports a Warwick & L egler Advertising survey showing 45 percent of homes switched from name brands to store brands in chains like A&P and Kroger. Marketing chiefs warn that many switchers are young and may shape future brand loyalty, while experts note big brand firms still grow and that discount stores helped start the store brand trend.
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Dean C. Miller
UPI
New York
Warwick & Legler Advertising
A&p
Krogers
Gol Katz
W&l
Stroock
Procter & Cambies
General Foods
Strouck
Dull Market Session Ahead of Fourth of July Weekend
In a restrained trading day investors stayed cautious as the stock market edged higher. The Dow rose 1.50 to 689.14 in its third straight gain while the UPI market indicator fell 0.3 percent and the NYSE index slipped five cents. Volume was light at 8.44 million shares, below the prior session.
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New York
UPL
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New York City
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Property Research Corp
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Columbus Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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