Lindsay Mfg promotes five vice presidents amid rapid expansion
Lindsay Manufacturing Co announced the promotion of five vice presidents as the world’s largest producer of electric drive center pivots expands. Ed Anderson becomes vice president Amarillo plant manager with past roles at Parker-Hannifin and Sebring Ohio. Bill Fairfield joins as director of corporate development after Kodak and business school credentials. Cliff Loseke named vice president Lindsay plant manager with prior Kosch supervision. Charlie Meis advances to vice president product engineering with past roles at JI Case and Lozier. Hans Pinagel becomes vice president manufacturing operations after leadership at Babcock Wilcox. The five new leaders and their families are based in Columbus, Omaha, Albion, and Lindsay communities.
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Lindsay Manufacturing Co
Art Zimmerer
Ed Anderson
Amarillo
Anderson
Lindsay
Texas
Sebring, Ohio
Parker-Hannifin Corporation
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bill Fairfield
Fairfield
Bill
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
N.Y
Kodak
Eastman Gelatine Co
Kearney State College
Bradley University of Peoria
Ill
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Mary Ann
Wagner Lake
Columbus
Cliff Loseke
Loseke
Lindsay Plant
Kosch Company of
Platte College
Cliff
Shirley
Sth Street
Charlie Meis
Meis
J.I. Case
General Leisure Products of
Omaha
Lozier Corporation
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Charlie
Pam
Hans Pinagel
Pinagel
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Germany
Canada
Hans
Betty
Albion
Nebraska Industry Week to Honor Local Industry Leaders
Nebraska Industry Week May 15 21 honors local industries across the state with the Economic Development and Nebraska Diplomats spearheading. In Columbus the open house at Moorman Manufacturing runs May 16 20 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 30 to 3 p m daily with a Dutch treat luncheon May 20 at noon at the Holiday Inn reservations to 564 2769 by May 18 requested.
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Nebraska
of Economic Development
Joe Stavas
Columbus Area
Moorman Manufacturing
Holiday Inn
Chamber
Awards given to Cub Scouts Pack 219 meeting at North Park School
Fourteen Cub Scouts received Wolf badges and arrow points from Scoutmaster William H. Marshall. Wolf badges went to John Fallick Larry Walsh Ryan Frieze Coley Kiser Bryan Brown Richard Haddenham and a gold arrow point to Todd Smith. Webelos earned Artist Showman Aquanaut Engineer Naturalist Pins with Scott Engdahl Eric Strodthoft Dave Cory Greg Houfek Jeff Pedraza and Steve Schulz receiving pins. Oklahoma City?
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William H. Marshall
North Park School
John Fallick
Larry Walsh
Ryan Frieze
Robbie Rurup
Coley Kiser
Bryan Brown
Richard Haddenham
Todd Smith
Scott Engdahl
Eric Strodthoft
Dave Cory
Greg Houfek
Jeff Pedraza
Steve Schulz
Loup Power District reports 1976 operations and savings
Loup Power District released its 1976 annual report showing residential customers paid an average 2.55 cents per kWh, 25.9 percent below the national Edison Electric Institute average of 3.44 cents. Government subdivision payments totaled 528 099, with energy discounts saving 104 830. Despite extreme weather, urban residential use rose only 0.5 percent from 1975, attributed to conservation programs. The report is available at local offices.
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Loup Power District
Loup
Edison Electric Institute
Creston Vacation Bible School Registration Notice
Creston community Vacation Bible School will be held with registration May 18. Those interested may contact Mrs Don Kallweit or Mrs Tom Hoesly.
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Creston—Community Vacation Bible School
Don Kallweit
Tom Hoesly
City Of The Bees Screening At Highland Park Free Church
A Moody Institute film explains bee communication through the waggle dance and scent signals. The documentary City Of The Bees will show at 7 p m on Sunday May 15 at Highland Park Evangelical Free Church, highlighting a decade of footage collection.
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Irwin Moon
Moody Institute of Science
Whittier
California
Moody Science
Highland Park Evangelical Free Church
Moody Institute
EEG Service Opens at Columbus Community Hospital
A new EEG service starts at Columbus Community Hospital allowing local patients to have brain wave tests interpreted by Omaha specialists. Procedures involve placing eight scalp electrodes and transmitting results by telephone with same day preliminary and next day final reports.
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Columbus Community Hospital
Liebentritt
Omaha
Lincoln
Omaha Neurological Clinic
Connie Egger
Donna Mimick
Jordanian flag raised over Hebron during reception
UPI reports the Jordanian flag will fly over Hebron as Sheikh Mohammed Ali al Jaabari, former mayor, received Israeli military approval to display the flag and hang a portrait of King Hussein from his balcony during an anniversary reception.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Mohammed Ali al- Jaabari
Hebron
Hussein
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