Bonanza Groundbreaking in Columbus Nebraska
A groundbreaking ceremony took place Tuesday for a new Bonanza Restaurant in Columbus. Attendees included owner manager Seb Cyza and family, local officials, chamber of commerce president Joe Stavas, State Sen. Don Dworak, franchise reps, and Midwest Franchise Group members. The 12th Bonanza in the Midwest Franchise network aims to complete by November 1 at the 23rd Street and 28th Avenue site, with seven more Nebraska locations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Columbus
Seb Cyza
Daniel and
Jeannette Cyza
Don Sokal
Larry Millar
Jerry Roth
Joe Stavas
Columbus Area
Don Dworak
Loma Cuza
Bob
Sioux Falls
D.D
Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Kearney
Nebraska
23Rd Street
28Th Avenue
Becton Dickinson reports new quarterly and nine month highs
Becton Dickinson and Company announces record quarterly sales of 151.065 million and net income of 11.595 million for the three months ended June 30, up 16 percent and 11 percent respectively. Nine month totals rise to 439.648 million in sales and 34.576 million in net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Wesley J. Howe
Rutherford
N.J
WAR, Grace & Co
Farr Better Feeds
Duncan
Promotion to Kelsay at CCA Division
CCA promotes Cuctis D. Kelsay to head research and development for the Composite Can Division at St Louis laboratories. Formerly director of engineering at Doerfer, he joined Duerfer in 970, earlier with Becton Dickinson in Nebraska, and holds a mechanical engineering degree from Iowa State. Paul Young named to Kelsay’s former Doerfer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuctis D. Kelsay
Container Corporation of America
CCA
Duerfer
Kelsay
Becton-Dickinson Company
Nebraska
Towa State University
Professional Engineering Society
St. Louis
Paul Young
Doerfer
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Air Conditioning Makers Eye More Gains in 1977
Air systems firms recover from embargo induced dip as 1977 sales rise. Heat pumps gain due to energy concerns with shipments up about 140 percent year over year. Babson's Reports notes favorable factors including summer heat and building activity.
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U.S
Babson
Tivelier
Businessmen Between Jobs Aids Veterans Of Unemployment
Earl Reinke leads the St Louis group Businessmen Between Jobs a church sponsored placement service that builds 40 word resumes and mails them nationwide for a fee helps with interview videotaping and stresses the goal of going out of business as soon as possible. The program started after five St Mark United Presbyterian Church members faced July 1972 unemployment and now counts former executives with middle management experience among its ranks. Reinke notes age discrimination remains a challenge as executives accept lower pay to reenter work and donors continue to support the effort with up to 100 dollar donations to sustain placement and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Singer
ST. Louis
UPI
Earl Reinke
Reinke
St. Mark United Presbyterian Church
Howard
Gleason
Gleason Ty
Railroads Join To Move Wyoming Coal To Kansas Plant
Union Pacific and Burlington Northern will operate a unit coal train every other day from a northeastern Wyoming mine to the Jeffrey Energy Center northwest of Topeka Kansas. Each train will carry about 11 000 tons across 110 cars with BN delivering to UP at Northport Nebraska and returning empties to the interchange. The program begins early August with planned increases to daily service by 1979 and 1980 and aims to supply one billion tons in 1977 and rising figures thereafter.
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Omaha
Kansas
Wyoming
Sunflower State
Union Pacific
Burlington Northern
New
Jeffrey Energy Center
Topeka
Kans
Burlington Northern Railroad
Northport
Neb
North Platte
O'Fallons
Hershey
Hastings
Marysville
H.W. Branci
Brandt
Bond sales reported for Nebraska in first half
The Columbus Telegram notes that U S Savings Bonds sales in Nebraska in the first six months totaled 30,350,666 dollars, with June sales at 4,652,858 dollars, a 7.6 percent rise from a year earlier. Platte County led with 901,671 dollars, while county totals for Boone, Butler, Colfax, Madison, Merrick, Nanton, and Polk ranged from 81,241 to 795,037 dollars, all toward yearly goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nebraska
John F. O'Neill
Lincoln
Platte County
Leonard T. Fleischer
Columbus
Chaleint
Platte
Boone
Hutler
Colfax
Madison
Merrick
Nanton
Polk
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Juve Smalls
Vail
Colo
Central United Life Insurance Company
Smalls
Burlington Northern Inc
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Dale Osberm
Osborn
NPPD
Sylvester Sturzee
Combined Insurance Company of America
Chicago
Sturzee
Bernice
1809
7Th Street
Curtis Kelsay
COLUMBUS / TELEGRAM Financial Page
Babson's Reports Inc
Baton Sen
Landes
Araph
America
Oenoa
Satano
Ucsae
European Economic Community
Common Market
United States
Tooleys
AutoMotive, Leasing Systems Inc
Bill Sunday
U.S. 30 Shopping Center
New York
Frem
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Columbus Telegram
P.O. Box
Column Lt
Serwal
East Park
City of Columbus
Pieve
Beaveright
Chavis Settoo
Lazy Boy
Jwars
Lawd
Rasy Commer House
Shelven Stel A Thean
Gadd Wind Wlock & Shelf Rew Wall Heniges Sinal
Pallas Atv
Festinghouse
Efurine
Bosra Weber
Asket
Stanaquer
Buss Auction & Realty CO
Joe Schlegel
Henry Buss
August Runge, Jr
Milan Siefken
Columbus, Nebraska
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