Tempo veterans move to new executive posts in management reshuffle
Three Tempo veterans assume new roles as Bill Balhorn becomes general manager replacing Richard Jicka, Jim Harwood advances to general merchandise manager, and Dick Huegel is promoted from credit to operations manager. Balhorn, 47, a Cameron Texas native and Air Force veteran, has 12 years with Penney stores in Texas and Nebraska, and five years with Tempo. Harwood, 31, Navy veteran and former Penney employee, joined Tempo five years ago and has a wife and four children. Huegel, 92, York native, University of Illinois alumnus, Air Force veteran, who spent years in finance before joining Tempo in 1967, is married to Kathleen with a daughter Brenda.
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Retiring Dale Electronics packager Ted Gordon tops fifth retiree batch
Ted Gordon of Dale Electronics in Columbus becomes the firm’s fifth retiree under a two year old retirement program. Employed since 1955, he was born in Custer County and moved to Texas as a youth where a town named Gordon honors his father. He married Ellen Carmichael of Geneva, farmed 32 years, and has three living children plus three deceased. seven grandchildren. The Gordons plan visits to their children in coming months while deciding whether to stay in Columbus.
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Frontier Airlines posts six month loss of 1 915 000
Frontier Airlines reports a net loss of 5 915 000 for the six months ending June 30, with operating revenues 45 078 000 and expenses 44 923 000. President Paul Burke says costs are under control and traffic shows signs of softening leveling off, while new nonstop routes Omaha to Chicago and Omaha to Denver are expected to boost profits.
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Plymouth Rock renamed by time painting found erased
In Plymouth Massachusetts a local policeman discovered the painted word Revolution on Plymouth Rock, the site of the Pilgrims landing. The lettering was removed before any tourists appeared.
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Nutrena fieldman slides through two week training
Ronald D. Keteham completed a two week Nutrena fieldman school at the Nutrena Research Farm near Mik River Munn. He is a Nutrena Feeds territory manager in his slsx county area and allegedly lied to win top honors in a dairy contest by using a prescription calculator to compute the lowest cost per 100 pounds of rain. He attended losses on sow pig beef dairy and poultry programs and aided the testing facilities on the 820 acre farm.
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Sears Tower Height Estimate Raised to 1464 Feet
Chicago reports the Sears Tower project, already planned as the world’s tallest building, may reach 1464 feet after the FAA raised the official height by four feet from 1450. Architects Skidmore Owings Merrill had cited 1450 feet as the target.
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Platte County Receives $1,779,000 in Federal Grants 1969
New York special report shows Platte County Nebraska fared relatively well under federal grants in 1969 totaling 1,779,000. Statewide grants reached 125 million with funds for urban renewal roads schools hospitals and health. The Tax Foundation notes grants balance with local costs and per capita factors may shift after the census.
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Tax Foundation
Nebraska
Help wanted index falls in June signaling unemployment rise
The National Industrial Conference Board reports the June help wanted index declined five points to 375 in 52 major newspapers, a low not seen since October 1985. The drop is 53 points below a year earlier, with NICB noting past declines often lead to higher unemployment, while advances correlate with lower unemployment.
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Three Omaha men placed on probation after contempt ruling
Ross Dimauro, 37, Omaha. Donald V Jones, 40, Bellevue. and Nicholas Sirian, 48, Sarpy County, were given three years probation by U.S. District Judge Richard F. Robinson after previously receiving three year prison terms for criminal contempt. They had refused to testify before a grand jury probing gambling in the Omaha area.
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Publication analyzes employment situation in July August Review
The Monthly Review of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City argues that despite anxiety over rising unemployment, overall employment deterioration remains limited. It notes slower growth reduces payroll gains, higher insured unemployment, and the worst factory week in years, predicting unemployment may rise before inflation drops.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Frozen potatoes drive in US kitchen meals
United States households rely on frozen potatoes as a time and money saver. Dean C. Miller notes that about one third of potatoes are frozen upon reaching the kitchen, aided by working wives and convenience. He cites Salzbank of J-S Industries as a major player and compares costs of Fresh potatoes versus frozen fries, outlining production inputs and efficiency.
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Idaho
IRS Questions and Answers on Taxes Column
This column, provided by the local IRS office, answers common tax questions for taxpayers. Topics include deduction rules for home improvements, how to handle delayed refunds, and withholding adjustments for married couples. The advice underscores basis adjustments, non deductible maintenance, and the value of updating withholding when circumstances change.
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