Gas stocks buoyed by new reserves push amid energy fear
The piece notes natural gas as a preferred heating fuel during shortages, with pipeline companies pursuing new supply via imports and offshore reserves. It discusses dwindling U.S. gas reserves, exploration funding, and regulatory hurdles, while highlighting stock picks like American Natural Gas and Northern Natural Gas for income and growth, plus speculative options such as Texas Oil & Gas.
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Cealee
Canadian Arctic
U.S
Hince
Babson’s
Tenneca
Texas Oil & Gas
Omaha Product Show Set For September at Civic Auditorium
Planning is underway for the fifth biemnial Omaha Products Show for Business and Industry to be held September 27 at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. Sponsored by the Nebraska Association of Purchasing Management and produced with Mid-America Expositions, the event is described as one of the largest in the United States. past exhibitors have already reserved seventy percent of available space. The notice invites firms serving the Midwest to participate. Mountain-dwelling hoofed animals have small eleven hooves as adaptation to craggy terrain.
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Omaha
Omaha Civic Auditorium
Nebraska Association of Purchasing Management
Tne
United States
Nebraska Association of Purchasing, Management
Lester Boreham notes optimistic 1973 sales outlook for KW Woolworth
At a Minneapolis meeting stockholders hear KW Woolworth aims for a 13 percent rise in consolidated sales in 1973 while current first quarter results show $765,030,000 in sales and $313,185,000 in earnings. International affiliate gains and rising earnings highlight the company’s positive year to date. Intercity truck tonnage rose in metropolitan terminals, with mixed regional results in the week to May 12 as surveyed by the American Trucking Association.
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Lester Boreham
Cuir
Old KW Woolworth
Minneapolis
Wille
Wentworth
Chastain Promoted To Product Engineer At Dale
Allen Chastain has been promoted to product engineer in charge of housed and special wirewound resistors at Dale. The promotion follows his early start in February after graduating from Nebraska Vocational Technical College Milford and his work as a Wirewound Division technician. Fraka notes Chastain's achievements in product development and manufacturing, and he also serves as president of the Dale Employees Credit Union board while active in the company athletic program. His wife Jeanne and children Scott Kevin and Todd are part of the Chastain family.
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Allen Chastain
Lie Fraka
al Dale Clectronic
Chastain
Dale
Nebraska Vocationalechnical College
Milford
Dale Employees Credit Union
Jeanne
Scott
Kevin
Todd
OPPD begins loading nuclear fuel at Fort Calhoun plant
Omaha Public Power District started loading 60 tons of uranium dioxide at Fort Calhoun Station after a 20 percent operating license from the Atomic Energy Commission. Fuel will take about 100 days to load with tests before any reactor operation, and full 100 percent operation awaits ASLB consideration.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
AEC
OPPD
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
AEU
USDA honors livestock man in Kansas City recognition
James C. Rosse of Omaha, vice president of Livestock Conservation Inc., received a USDA honor for outstanding contributions to animal health. Dr Francis J Mulhern, administrator of APHIS, credited Rosse with dedication and integral support to cooperative animal health programs.
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Sansas City
James C. Rosse
Omaha
Livestock Conservation Inc
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Francis J. Mulhern
USDA
Animal and
Hosse
General Netuphone seeks tariff revision in Nebraska PSC filing
The Nebraska Public Service Commission records an application by General Netuphone Company of the Midwest Columbus to revise its tariff for automated answering and recording services. It proposes an electronic secretary monthly rate of 11,768 and a recording limit. existing Auto Omalis equipment would be listed as obsolete with service continuing only to current customers. Protests are due by May 31 and further notice will be given if formal hearing is required.
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Nebraska Public Service Commission
General Netuphone Company
Midwest
Columbus
Automatiensivering
Potomac River Flow Report Notes Average 82,500 Gallons
Reading notes the river carries an average flow of 82,500 gallons per second, indicating a steady water volume in the Potomac. The figure reflects standard measurements used in hydrology to gauge river discharge.
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Potomac River
U S foreign aid boosts Nebraska manufacture deals
Nebraska manufacturers and suppliers received set amounts in 1972 from US aid programs. Commodities shipped under Agency for International Development purchases totaled 3.57 million dollars, with 85 thousand paid to local firms in Nebraska. Programs supported by this aid reached thousands of workers and firms, aiding development in poorer nations.
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Nebraska
Agency For Iternation Development
AID
ATI
Pertid
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Tooleys
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Stree
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