New York Movers Impartial Office Settles Complaints
Edward Goodstone faced charges of 695 after a 330 to 508 estimate for moving large household items. Jamies P. Harley, chairman of the Moving and Storage Industry of New York, ordered a 245 refund. The office has reduced claims, handling 68 complaints from 45,000 moves in 1970. Industry volume nears 3 billion annually with 20 percent from military moves and corporate relocations.
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UPI
New York
Edward Goodstone
Goousteins
Jamies P. Harley
Harley
Palm
Judy Lute
Bertha Turpin
Guina
P. Rosen
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Impartial Claims Office
Ralph Nader
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hadtey
Phase II Plan Promises Stock Market Optimism
Babson's Research Department foresees a favorable investment climate ahead as Phase II of the economic program unfolds. Inflation may slow, consumer spending could rise, and stock prices are expected to trend upward by year end with the Dow Jones possibly approaching 1000 in early 1972.
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Wellesley Hells
Mass
U.S
Babson
Congress
Babson’s Reports
Bain
Babson’s
Lincoln to get 24 public housing units funded
UPI reports Rep. Charles Thone announces a $605,308 federal grant to cover construction costs for 24 public housing units in Lincoln. The work will be on scattered sites and awarded to Hub Hall Real Estate. Thone says specifications are being considered for six similar units in Lincoln.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Thone
R-Neb
Lincoln
Thone
Hub Hall Real Estate
David City Business Celebrates 20th Year Anniversary
Human TV and Appliance Store in David City marks 20 years in operation this weekend. Owner Hen Toman says doors stay open until 9 p m tonight to celebrate. The shop began in 1951 at 425 D Street and moved after five years to 486 Sid Street. Assistant manager Myron Collison oversees the store with repair chief Art Reisdorf and staff Phil Wais and Les Michener.
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David City
Hen Toman
D Street
Sid Street
Myron Collison
Art Reisdorf
Phil Wais
Les Michener
Hearing Planned on Nebraska Corporate Tax
An interim committee of the Legislature will hold a public hearing in Lincoln on November 1 to gather testimony on Nebraska's corporate tax structure. Chairman Jules Burbach of Crofton said the hearing begins at 9 30 a.m. in the state Capitol.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nteri Italy Committee
Nebraska
Jules Burbach
Crofton
State Capital
Project managers guide Nebraska road construction efforts
Lincoln reports on project managers in the Nebraska Department of Roads. They supervise highway projects, review plans and contracts, inspect sites, verify materials and equipment, and coordinate with landowners and officials. They also act as expert witnesses, attend preconstruction conferences, oversee inspectors, and train staff.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Ife
Garhan Named President of Farmers State Bank
Larry Garhan becomes president and chairman of Farmers State Bank succeeding his late father Herschal F. Garhan who died after a car accident this fall. Donald L. Ellison named loan officer and Thelma Jones named cashier after M. Dean Ruth resignation. Toren H. Stuhr from Waco named assistant cashier and insurance manager moving to Rising City this week.
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Musing City
Larry PF. Garhan
Farmers State Bank
Young Garhan
Herschal F. Garhan
Donald L. Ellison
Thelma 7. Jones
M. Dean Ruth
Toren H. Stuhr
Waco
Rising City
Farmers to tap largest supply of supplemental credit
Lincoln Nebraska farmers will access a record amount of supplemental credit in fiscal year 1972. K J Baweli says over 1 million dollars will be available through a cooperative program between Farmers Home Administration and private lenders. The plan combines simultaneous loans with private lenders having first claim on the collateral. Federal support is expected at 14 to 15 million dollars, with private lenders adding about 16 million.
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Lincoln
UPH
Farmers Home Administration
Nebraska
Compererel Denders
K. J. Baweli
Tle
Howen
Cengas to issue November gas refunds to customers
Cengas the natural gas division of Central Telephone and Utilities Corp will issue November refunds to customers in Columbus and 43 other communities served by Northern Natural Gas. Average residential refunds around 2 with variation by usage. Large commercial refunds by check. Company officials promise continued efforts to keep gas costs low and ensure continued supply.
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Cengas
Central, Telephone, & Utililies Corporation
Columbus
Northern Natural Gas Company
John Water
Neater
Federal Power Commission
Cenpas
Sha Ey
Nordern Natural Gas Company
Theck
Nealer
Congas
Central Telephone & Utilities Corporation
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sew & Sound Shop to Open Next Week
A new store, the Sew & Sound Shop, will open next week at 2403 Lith Street. Agender-manager Doug Goosmann says the lineup includes television sets, stereos, sewing machines, vacuum cleaners and service. Sherry Goosmann will help, with salesmen Don George and Kevin Tharles. A grand opening is planned within a few days.
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Sew & Sound Shop
Lith
Agender
Doug Goosmann
Goosmann
Sherry
Amt
Don George
Kevin Tharles
Goosmatin
Film First The Great Train Robber Produced by Edison
The Great Train Robber was the Edison Company's 1803 motion picture with a plot. A Western starring George Parnes Broncho Billy Anderson and Martie Murray, it used tinted celluloid to render scenes in yellow or bluish green hues.
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Edison Company
George Parnes
Broncho
Billy Anderson
Martie Murray
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New England
Amp
GTE Sylvania
Lincoln Housing
David City Business
Larry Garhan
Area Bank
Sew & Sound
Equitable. Savings & Loan Association
13Th Street
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