Estate planning seminar to draw 400 in Lincoln
Lincoln hosts a 22 day estate planning seminar July 15 to 17 at the UNL College of Law under NCLE with UNL and Nebraska State Bar involvement. Experts from California Wisconsin and Montana join Nebraska attorneys and law professors for tax trust drafting and practice management topics. Registration runs 115 dollars general or 67.50 for newer graduates. details from NCLE, Inc. in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
UNL College of Law
Nebraska Continuing Legal Eduation, Inc
Nebraska State Bar
Thomas P. Kelley
NCLE
California
Wisconsin
Montana
Nebraska
UNL
Creighton
Donald H. Kelley
North Platte
John Gradwoht
Ncle, Inc
Sharp Building
Social Security to Boost Checks in July 6.4 Percent
Social security officials announce a 6.4 percent cost of living increase for most beneficiaries, effective with July payments. The rise, based on triple month price changes, raises average benefits from 210 to 224 dollars monthly, with disability and survivor payments also increasing.
Programmed pitch shovels in sales
A UPI report notes Harvard professor Theodore Levitt warns that scripted telephone pitches replace ad lib selling. Firms, including Campaign Communications of America, use extensive scripts for clients like IBM and Xerox, aiming to guide every reply and even end calls when prospects refuse.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Harvard
Theodore Levitt
McGraw-Hill
Chariton Heston
Alistair Cooke
Gloria Steinem
Wall Street
Gustave Levy
Rudolph Oetting
Campaign Communications of America, Inc
Life Assurance
American Bell & Howell
NCR
Monsanto
Carborundum
IBM
A.B. Dick
General Foods
U.S. Gypsum
M Corp
Xerox
Oetting
American Express
Philip Kra¢zkowski
Carney Receives Golden Plate at Salute to Excellence Weekend
In San Diego during the 15th annual Salute to Excellence weekend June 24 to 26, Carney is named a Golden Plate Award honoree amid a lineup including U S District Judge John Sirica and Henry Fonda. The event honors leaders in various fields. Other recipients span Jonas Salk, John Wooden, Roger Staubach, Jimmy Breslin, the Durants, and Gen Alexander Haig Jr. Additional notes recall the first Pizza Hut opening in Wichita in 1958 and a $600 start loan from their mother.
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San Diego
Academy
Jonas Salk
UCLA
John Wooden
Dallas Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Jimmy Breslin
Will and
Ariel Durant
Alexander Haig, Jr
Carney
Dan
Pizza Hut
Business Notes and Company Personnel Moves
Dickinson and Company veteran Alpers, after 26 years with the firm, held senior roles in manufacturing and international operations. He and his family live in Smoke Rise New Jersey. ATLA welcomes Attorney Frank J. Skorupa to its Columbus chapter. Frontier Airlines reports May revenue passenger miles at a record 124.344 million, up 16.1 percent from last year.
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Frank J. Skorupa
26Th Avenue
Columbus
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
ATLA
Ward Wagner Jr
Mass
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Surge honors Fullerton dairy dealer as Service Pacemaker
Ted Schweitz of Fullerton named a Surge Service Pacemaker for January February 1976 by Babson Bros Co for outstanding customer service to dairyman Elton Scheer. Scheer, milking 90 cows with Surge QTO milkers, praised Schweitz and noted ongoing maintenance under the Surge Scheduled Maintenance Agreement reduces costs and prevents failures.
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Ted Schweitz
Fullerton
Babson Bros. Co
Schweitz
Elton Scheer
Scheer
Surge Q.T.O
Spencer Foods posts record first half sales and income
Spencer Foods Inc AMEX reports six months ended May 1 1976 sales of 248 853 000 up 36 6 percent from prior year with net income 1 728 000 or 1 62 per share up 455 percent Gerald L Pearson chairman credits ample cattle supplies and strong beef operations second quarter 1976 sales 123 137 000 net income 1 132 000 or 1 06 per share outlook remains favorable for fiscal 1976 despite May margins.
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Spencer Foods, Inc
AMEX
Gerald L. Pearson
Pearson
AT&T Faces Up to Non Bell Challenge and Antitrust Pressure
Babson's Reports analyzes the 100th anniversary of telephony and the growing threat to AT&T from non Bell players and interconnect firms. It notes FCC rulings, DOJ antitrust suit, and potential divestiture of Western Electric and Bell Labs. Market forecasts show rising phone ownership and data transmission growth, with IBM and North American as suggested buys for diversification.
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American Telephone & T
Bell Laboratories
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
Bell System
Justice Department
Western Electric
U. S
Bell
Babson’s Reports
IBM
Xerox
Internati Business Machines
Philips
Babson's Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
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Anil
Pee
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Health, Education and Welfare
Dale Electronics
Dale
Norfolk
Yankton
Electronic Buyers News
Electronic Component News
Electronic Engineering Times
EDN
Electronics
Daryl Robinson
Francis Rosso
Robinson
John Crohan
Electronic Business
Andrew Czernek
Electronic News
Bill
Evangia
Electronic Products
U.S. Treasury
Barry Lopez
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
John Sirica
Henry Fonda
Wichita
Kan
Dallas
del Wagner
Clui
28Th Ave
Mock Island
Becton, Dickinson
Bauer & Ore
Surge
Spencer Foods
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
13Th St
Ciyqe Banks
Letgene
Ciizens Bank
Columbus Telegram
Babson’s Reports Inc
Rapco
Nebr
Sal
Columbus Airport Authority
Pat Rief
Mgr
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