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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1972

Page

6

Labor demand rises in Nebraska service area

February data show Geil reports higher labor demand in Platte Boone Nance and nearby counties served by the Columbus office of the Nebraska Division of Employment. Jobseekers total 80 as of March 1 with 357 women 285 under age 21 and 471 veterans. seasonal workers 246. Several openings remain in skilled and technical trades including licensed practical nurses mechanics and electronic technicians. March scheduling for Albion Schuyler and Fullerton offices listed with dates and times.

Platte Boone Nance Tax Columbus Theebraska Dallas KR. Kerney Berney Oller Albion Schuyler Chamber of Commerce Fullerton

Sales awards honor Sylvester Starzee winner of 1971 fourth quarter

Sylvester Starzee of Columbus is honored by Combined Ensurance Company of America for outstanding sales and service in 1971. He joined in 1969 and earned gold and silver awards, Leaders Club membership, and recognition from the W. Clement Stone Life Achievement Club. Robert Duncan named district sales manager for Bankers Life and Casualty in Columbus, succeeding as a former agent in Parsons Kansas. Three Columbus girls enroll at Grand Island School of Business for secretarial and accounting majors. The 1970 U S Census notes Pittsburgh and Jersey City lose population in the decade. Marilyn Hohndorf of Shelby enrolls at Lincoln School of Commerce for executive secretarial program starting July 31.

Sylvester Starzee Columbus Combined Ensurance Company of America Va Sarzee Robert Duncan Bankers Life and Casualty Company Calimbuns Bankers Parsons Kan Duncan Grand Island School of Business Ligia Clausen Gunnar Clausen Debra Bennett Eugene Imhoff Lynne Garretson Morris Garreson Marilyn Hohndorf Shelby Lincoln School of Commerce Marilyn Wilbert Hohndorf

SCORE group to meet here in Columbus chapter

Columbus Chapter of SCORE will hold bi monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce March 6. Sponsored by the Small Business Administration the retired businessmen group offers advice to local businesses. Dyce P Bonham SCORE coordinator from Kansas City will review the SCORE counseling program. For information write SBA District Office at Federal Building Omaha Nebraska 68102.

Columbus SCORE Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration Dyce P. Bonham Kansas City SBA Federal Building North 17Th Street Omaha Nebraska

Camera Center Sold After Ten Year Studio Buyout

Larrell Atkins buys all inventory and business assets of the camera shop at 24 13th Street Landgren Studio and Larrells Camera Center. Arlene Perkins joins staff while David Arkins assists part time. Landgren Portrait Studio remains on the second floor. Manila banks release about 2 million pesos yearly in housing loans with over 60,000 borrowers in five years.

13Th Street Landgren + Studio Larrell Carl Landgren Carrel Aikins Arlene Perkins David Arkins R-D Photography Center Columbus sLandgren Ralph Pfeifer Schuyler Manila Philippine

Status for the garden tractor

New York UPI reports Massey Ferguson promotes a garden tractor with added features including a cigarette lighter chrome wheel covers sun shade and a radio to keep Dad from missing the ball game while yard work is done.

New York UPI Massey-Ferguson

Sales tax refund offered for new auto buyers in Nebraska

William BE Peters announces repeal of the Federal excise tax on automobiles enables refunds to certain purchasers. Nebraskans who bought two or more new cars after Aug 15 1971 and paid sales or use tax on bases including the excise tax may request refunds by letter to the Refund Section Dept. of Revenue Lincoln Neb 68509. Include name address SSN date tax paid county of payment and proof of refund.

William Be, Peters Nebraska Nebraska Department of Revenue Peters Department of Revenue Lincoln Sinesla Oimaha

Building permits surge in February dollar volume

City building permits reached 210 975 dollars in February with one single family dwelling permit at 17 000. Major totals came from special permits including demolition 4 000 signs 4 500 electrical 20 524 plumbing 86 450 and other permits for repairs remodelings 4 700 additions 1 800 business additions 34 400 industrial buildings 22 000 mobile homes 14 500 and miscellaneous 500. February last year had 18 permits totaling 46 410. For the year to date 58 permits amount to 252 240 compared with 44 permits and 210 050 dollars.

Allen Wyeert

Nisley resigns Nebraska union post in April

Lincoln dispatch reports Richard Nisley of Omaha resigns as state AFL CIO President effective April 1 to take a new job within the fraternal structure. He will join the International Union of Operating Plasterers and Cement Masons as a regional representative overseeing Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas.

Lincoln UPL State_AlLCIO Richard Nisley Omaha Nebraska Union Post Nisley International Union of Operating Plaster

Advance bill to hike liquor taxes in Lincoln

The unicameral Thursday readvanced a bill to raise liquor taxes after adopting one amendment and rejecting two. The proposal would lift beer tax from 2 to 10 cents per gallon, wine tax to 7 percent per gallon, and hard liquor tax from 1.60 to 2 dollars per gallon.

Lincoln UPL

Market In Election Years Shapes Babson Study

Wellesley Hills mass investors weigh presidential election impact on stocks. Babson Reports findings show market moves reflect investor sentiment through election cycles with rallies before spring, stronger gains mid spring to mid summer, and post election trends, though outcomes vary and not all years profit.

Wellesley Hills Mass Sone Babson's Sloek Boy Jones Dow

Northern Natural Gas reports 1971 revenues and EPS

The annual report of Northern Natural Gas Co. shows 1971 revenues at 581.8 million dollars with earnings per share of 4.41 dollars, reflecting a 0.41 dollar credit from a change in accounting for the investment tax credit. For 1970 EPS was 4.15 dollars under the prior method.

Northern Natural Finn. Omaha UPL Northern Natural Gas Co

Incomes Rise Forecast For 1985 Spending Survey

Economists predict 1985 consumer expenditures will be higher across categories as incomes advance. Food and beverages up 79 percent, personal and medical care 185 percent, housing 172 percent, recreation and education 149 percent, household operation 110 percent, transportation 107 percent, clothing 9 percent, assuming uniformly higher incomes for all Americans.

CAPE program seen as tool for product planning

New York report describes Cyanamid's CAPE system where humans input data and oversee each stage of a proposed product's market life. Dr. William Castor and Dr. Padé emphasize that computer aided decisions supplement, not replace, human judgment, noting improved breadth of analysis and the need to avoid overreliance on automated outputs.

Cone Bealeton Cape Castor William “S.” Castor Cyanamid Stamford, Conn Ami Dr. Pade

SBA backs proposed rule on franchise disclosures

The Small Business Administration endorses FTC franchise disclosure rules to standardize written notices to prospects, detailing franchisor experience and fees, with a ten day cooling off and safeguards on oral pitches. John Knebel calls franchising vital to small business growth and U.S. economic participation.

Cboert Su Forla Ie Federal Trade Commission Commission John Knebel SBA Knebel Small Business Administration

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