Keeshan Wins Trucking Award Moves Toward National Honors
Gary Keeshan of Behlen Manufacturing is named Driver of the Month for February 1975 by Nebraska Trucker magazine. His award earns him entry in the USA Driver of the Year contest and induction into the Million Mile Club. Keeshan has driven 1.5 million miles accident free in 13 years with Behlen, driving a 3 axle Kenworth. He and wife Diane have four daughters. his parents are Alfred and Mrs Keeshan of Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Joiner
Behlennufacturing Company
Wickes Corporation
Behlen
Gary Keeshan
Nebraska Trucker
Nebraska Motor Carriers Association
Keeshan
USA
Continental
Truck Council of America
Omaha
James E. Weldon
Behlen Manufacturing Company
United States
Canada
Gary
Alfred Keeshan
Albion
Albion High School
Alumni relations post for Kansas Newman College appointee
Jack Gladfelter associate director of development at Kansas Newman College Wichita named acting alumni relations officer. A former Columbus resident son of Mr and Mrs Blake Gladfelter of Columbus. Time Insurance cites Nebraskaland Allied Columbus for five years affiliation as independent agency with senior VP W E Jordens praising their experience. Columbus Motors adds Scotti Muffler Center services with extensive coast to coast muffler inventories and pipe bending for tailpipes. W R Grace Co reports 1974 sales and earnings record high with net income up 53 percent on 272 percent sales rise. Fare Better Feeds plant at Duncan part of operations. Consolidated income 130.6 million year ended Dec 31. sales 3.5 billion. earnings per share 4.12 up 47 percent. Funk Seeds International opens 160 acre Western Agronomic Research Center near Seward at Goehner Exchange on Interstate 80. research on G-hybrid corn sorghum wheat and soybeans. field days and dealer training planned. Shivvers Enterprises certifies Dale Hassebrook and Don Bonk of Hassebrook Farm Service Columbus in grain handling equipment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gladfelter
Kansas Newman College
Wichita
Columbus
Jack
Blake Gladfelter
Funk Seeds International
Bloomington
Seward
Goehner Exchange
Interstate 80
Lubbock
Tex
Funk
Housing Slump Looms Over 1975 Recovery Signs
The Columbus 3 Telegram Financial Page reports housing starts fell from 2.5 million in early 1973 to 874,000 by end of 1974 with a 35 percent year to year drop, and January activity slipping to a 146,000 pace. Savings inflows rose, suggesting possible mortgage fund growth, while a gradual rebound is seen for late 1975. Babson’s signals favor four stocks Champion International, Giant Portland Cement, Johns Manville, and PPG Industries, with a call for a free detailed report from Babson's Reports Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Home Builders
Savings & Loans
Babson’s Reports
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Diane
Kenworth
Benlen
Hlen
Flaite Insurance Board
Bill Schneider
Ieft
Becher- Curry Co
Fred Gruenhage
Gruenhage Insurance Agency
Profit Corporation
Platte County
Terry Anderson
Nebraskaland Allied
Time Insurance Company
Milwaukee
W E. Jordens
Columbus Motors, Inc
W.R. Grace & Co
New York
Dale Hassebrook
Don Bonk
Hassebrook Farm Service
Shivvers Enterprises, Inc
Corydon
Towa
Shivvers
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Telegram Financial Page
Babson’s Reports Inc
Champion International
Portland Cement
Johns‘Manville
PPG Industries
Babsan’s Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Massachusetts
Cere
Cees Frank Um
Kodak
GAI
Modern Marketing Inc
12Th Avenue
Burnsville
Minnesota
Muwrit
Poe Ae A
Tot Cul Advertising
Coto Cuta
Erty Lis
Tession
Dex
Buchen Advertising, Inc
Guchen Advertising, Inc
Chicago
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Magazine
Columbus ¢ Telegram
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