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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1975

Page

4

Paint Industry Outlook and Bank Expansion Highlight Local News

A mixed industry forecast shows paint demand rising with housing and appliance markets, while industrial coatings may surpass consumer paints. Albion National Bank plans a July 12 grand opening extension, with Gary Morgan and others in leadership, as School District 24 meets Monday at St Joseph Social Hall.

Palat Alesse U.S Eixports Albion First National Bank James Fox Gary Morgan William Davis John Cookson Platte Cenyer School District 24 St. Joseph

Institutional ads key to sustained business growth

The piece argues institutional advertising keeps a firm’s name before the public, citing evidence from a dairy industry study and examples like Hershey and Wrigley. It notes limited immediate sales impact but long term volume gains, lists major paint firms including Sherwin Williams and PPG, and mentions Babson’s recommended stock in PPG Industries. It also reports John Wayne exploring coal degasification sites in Illinois and a note on the Bank of North America charter.

Inca Menguri Sherwin Williams, du Pont PPG Industries SCM Corp Clarence Corp Babson's Reports PPG Pittsburgh Babson’s Wellesley Hills Mass

K mart opens here July 17 with new store concepts

Local officials announce the K mart discount store will open in Columbus next Thursday July 17. The company emphasizes competitive pricing guided by S S Kresge headquarters with local managers allowed to adjust prices within policy. The store will feature private label lines, imported goods, easy refunds, exchanges, and a front service desk.

K Mart Columbus Kmart S.S. Kresge Company Troy, Mich Kresge Inport

Local man named to key post in EIA engineering leadership

Glenn Carter, Dale Electronics official and ETA engineering panel chair, is named chairman of the EIA engineering department executive committee effective July 1 1975. He succeeds WH Kruusi of General Electric, who will remain as a member-at-large. Carter’s decades of EIA activity and 1974 engineering department award are cited.

Electronics Industries Association EIA Glenn Carter Dale Electronics, Inc ETA Carter Suceeds WH. Kruusi General Electric Co Carter EJA EJA Engineering Department Kruess Engineering Department Dale Carroll Nevicki V.J. Adduci Glenn Adds

Promotion to Ray Becker DekalbryResearch, Inc., Dekalb, Ut

DekalbryResearch Inc announces Ray Becker of St Edward promoted from district sales manager to district manager for north central Nebraska. He will manage and recruit DeKalb dealers and oversee seed product distribution. Becker holds bachelor and master degrees from the University of Nebraska and is a former vocational agriculture instructor in St Edward. He is active in the Community Improvement Program and the Future Farmers of America Alumni Association. Ray, his wife Jeanne, and son Mitchell reside in St Edward.

DekalbryResearch, Inc Dekalb Ray Buecker St Edward Nebraska Becker Univeristy of Nebraska St. Edward Future Farmers of America Alumni Association Ray Jeanne Mitchell

Clarkson settles law office and local business move

Leigh Stephen C. Hansen opens a law office in the former Dusatka building in Clarkson now owned by Mary Ann Manak who also starts an insurance business. Hansen, a Creighton Law School May graduate and Omaha native, was a Union Pacific law clerk. He and wife Sally Stoner of Lavista live west of Clarkson with one son Matthew Michael. Also notes a New York UPI item on rising desire to change jobs in Japan, citing Fuji Bank data that 44 percent of workers would switch jobs, up from three decades ago.

Leigh Stephen C. Hansen Dustaka Clarkson Mary Ann Manak A. A. Dusatka Howells Hansen Creighton University School of Law Omaha Union Pacific Hallroad Sally Stoner Lavista Matthew Michael New York UPN Japan Fuji Bank Ltd

Senior Citizens Turn Craft Work Into Big Business

In Columbus Nebraska the Elder Artisans nonprofit group uses elderly women to crochet novelties like ducks and roosters. With government help and several hundred members, they generate about 300,000 dollars annually by selling through a cooperative wholesale network. The average member age is mid seventies.

Chicago Lusiness Parentil Group Thing Neiian-Marcus Bloomingdale Bergdtort Goodman Garfinckels Marshall Field Marynin J. Ayres Bullek’s Ahrens Winds Auli Stevenson Charles Percy

Airlines set marks in 1974 passenger and freight totals

Washington reports the U S scheduled airline industry carried over 207 million passengers and 49 billion ton miles of freight in 1974 with a net profit of 3216 million on 14 7 billion in revenues. Early 1975 showed declines due to inflation and recession.

Washington, D.C U.S Ity Airlines Air Transport Air Transport Association Bcards ATA Paul 8. Ygnatius United States

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