Tulsa researchers win NSF grant for ambient noise geothermal hunt
Two University of Tulsa professors receive a 150000 dollar, two year NSF grant to test locating geothermal deposits by ambient ground noises measured with geophones and analyzed by computer. They hope the method can indicate underground heat water and steam sources to power generators and heating.
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George Boosey
Tulsa, Okla
UPI
University of Tulsa
National Science Foundation
Laster
Texas Instruments
Douze
Netherlands
Senturion Sciences, Inc
Loup Power District Honors Two Service Award Winners
Loup Power District pins honor James Zoucha a 10 year dredge operator in Genoa and Mel Sanders a five year journeyman lineman. Zoucha served 1952 4 in the Army and has duties in shoe and fishing. Sanders began as a lineman in Norris PPD prior to Loup and now maintains transmission distribution and substations while active in Fire Eagles coaching Legion Blues. He and wife Marian have four children and attend First Christian Church.
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Loup Power District
James Zoucha
Genoa
Mel Sanders
Loup
Eee
Jim
Zoucha Oe
Sanders
Neyman
Mel
Norris Public Power District
Fire Department
Eagles
Legion Blues
Marian
Roderick
Gregory
Sheri
Kent
First Christian Church
Cleaner Growth in Western Europe Surges in Two Years
Frost and Sullivan reports phenomenal growth in Western Europe for household cleaning and washing products over the past two years. More than 150 new products have entered the market, with sales outperforming many other categories.
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New York
UPD
Western
Europe
Frost and Sullivan
Three promoted at Dale Electronics in Columbus
Dale Electronics Manufacturing promotes Stec to foreman and Ignacy Justyna to production control foreman in Columbus. Stec, a 1973 Kearney State College graduate, joined Dale in May 1973 and held a prior assistant role. Justyna, born in Germany, came to Dale in 1973 after earning a B S in business administration from Ft Hays Kansas State College.
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Dale Electronics Manufacturing Management
Columbus
Stec
Ignacy Justyna
Kearney State College
Dale
Ainsworth
Jaycees
Dale Credit Union
St. Church
Deb
Ignacy
Justyna
Ft. Hays
Kansas State College
Cologne
Germany
Courtland
Kan
Spencer Foods opens new 2000 head beef cooler at Schuyler plant
Spencer Foods Inc will begin operation of a 2000 head beef cooler at the Schuyler Nebraska plant on June 14. The two shift unit boosts capacity to 2500 heads daily and total plant capacity to 5700. Expansion creates 150 to 200 jobs and aims to move the facility toward industry leading status. The company plans events June 11 and 12 to mark the date with visitors from eastern cities. The first quarter showed sales $125.716 million up 62 percent and earnings 56 cents a share, with a dividend of 8 cents per share declared. Chairman Gerald L. Pearson expresses optimism for 1976.
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Spencer Foods, Inc
Schuyler
James H. Kuecker
Nebraska
Kuecker
Colorado
Knecker Spencer Foods
United States
Spencer
Iowa
Schuyler Chamber
Hartley
Marienal
Gerald L. Pearson
Spencer Foods
Frontier reports April passenger traffic hits new high
Frontier Airlines announces April revenue passenger miles reached 126,398,000, an 18.6 percent rise from April 1975, with Easter traffic included. Available seat miles grew 8.3 percent and the load factor climbed to 55.5 percent from 50.6 percent a year earlier.
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Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Promotion to Gary Sokol
Former Platte County resident Gary Sokol is promoted to staff engineer development at IBM Texas. A 1965 St Bonaventure graduate, he earned a Nebraska BS in mechanical engineering, joined IBM in 1970, won the 1975 Outstanding Contribution Award, and recently transferred to IBM Boulder Colorado with Mary Bougger Sokol and their son Jeffrey Todd.
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Platte County
Gary Sokol
J.B.M. Gary
Clarence Sokol
Duncan
St. Stanislauslementary School
St. Bonaventure High School
Columbus
University of Nebraska
I.B.M
Texas
Boulder, Colo., I.B.M
Sokol
Mary Bougger
August Bougger
Rising City
Jeffrey Todd
Longmont
Colo
Food inflation seen at 3 to 4 percent for year
The Agriculture Department estimated retail food prices in 1975 to run 2 to 5 percent higher than the prior year, with a likely annual rise of 3 to 4 percent the lowest in at least four years. Experts expect gains to ease in the last quarter after a spring and summer uptick.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
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