Saunders Archery Company Adds Two Top Appointments
Saunders Archery Company announces two new leaders. Eugene Saunders joins the General Board of Texas Instruments Minicomputer Information Exchange, with other board members from Santo, National Gas Registry, Loma Linda University and Morgantown Energy Research. John Glinde becomes general manager, bringing a Clarkson University BS in industrial management and an NBA in marketing from Creighton University. He will start in August and oversee production, marketing, staffing and strategic direction, including major accounts calls. His wife Frederique, a France native and 1977 Nebraska Omaha graduate, joins Columbus with employment at First National Bank.
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Saunders Archery Company
Eugene Saunders
Texas Instruments
Toma Linda University
Morgantown Energy Research
John Glinde
New York Sate
Clarkson University College of Technology
Postdam
Glaude
Columbus
Frederique
France
University of Nebraska Omaha
First National Bank
Schumacher starts legal practice in Columbus
Columbus native Paul M. Schumacher, a 1971 Platte College graduate with a history major, returned after earning a Georgetown University JD in 1978 to set up a law practice in Columbus. He held Phi Theta Kappa honors, debate and drama awards, staff experience for Sen. Carl Curtis, and bar admissions in Florida in 1976 and Nebraska in 1977.
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Columbus
Platte College
Georgetown University
Washington D.C
Paul M. Schumacher
Platte
Fort Hays
Kansas State
Hays
Kaw
Wimphagls
Phi Theta Kappa Scholastic
Phi Rho Pi
Hiehag
Carl T. Curtis
Washington, D.C
Schumacher Wen
Florida
Nebraska
Knights of
Questions and ETA for SSI and SSDI payments
A reader asks about payments for a small apartment and few items. The reply notes SSI or SSDI depends on income and asset value, and if not needy for work, job, or medical care, may qualify for supplemental security income. Contact a Social Security office for more information.
Fifty Cents Per Mile Tax Reform Prediction
The text warns that inflation may push business mileage reimbursement to 50 cents per mile by 1900. SRI International notes the spike stems mainly from inflation, with higher repair and insurance costs adding to operating expenses for car use.
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SRI International
ATC posts record quarter and Pizza Hut PepsiCo merger completed
ATC reported a record 24th consecutive quarter with a 27 percent revenue rise 55 percent net income increase and 5 cents per share for the quarter ended Sept 30 1979 Chairman Monroe Rifkin projected earnings above 2.20 per share by the end of the 1980 fiscal year. Pizza Hut becomes PepsiCo subsidiary after stockholder approval with 1.55 PepsiCo shares per Pizza Hut share Carney to remain Pizza Hut president and join PepsiCo board. Separately Nebraska workers received back wages totaling 822436 from FLSA violations. Sandra Sypherd leads a study travel program to Spain. Spencer Foods closes Spencer plant with a wage-freeze pact rejected. FW Woolworth Co and Kinney Shoe report improving third quarter. Woolworth Canada earnings to rise but FX affects rest in US dollars.
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American Television & Communications Corporation
ATC
Denver
Monroe Rifkin
Pizza Hut, Inc
PepsiCo, Inc
Donald M. Kendall
PepsiCo
Frank L. Carney
Pizza Hut
PepsiCo Capital
Carney
PepsiCo Board of Directors
FW. Wollworth Co
Edward F. Gibbons
New York City
Kinney Shoe Corporation
Gibbons
U.S. Woolworth
Woolco
Richman Brothers
Woolworth Canada
Miss Marilyn Hohndorf Named Local Queen for Pasadena Parade
Miss Marilyn Hohndorf, 22, was named Miss Farmers Insurance Group of Columbus in the local Miss Farmers contest. Sponsored by Edward J. Clare, she advances to the state contest with a national final prize of an all expenses paid Pasadena trip on the Farmers Insurance float. Hohndorf stands five eight, has blue eyes, and studied at the School of Commerce Lincoln before working as a licensing and quality assurance coordinator.
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Marilyn Hohndorf
Varmers Insurance Group of Companies
Hohndorf
School of Commerce
Lincoln
Small loans rise as farmers refinance with land loans
Lincoln district farmers increasingly borrow against land from the Federal Land Bank Association as loans shrink in size. President Bur dette Swanson notes more owner operator ownership and less non farm investor activity, with land values in Lincoln more stable. District credit totals reach 2.5 billion, about 40 percent of national farm credit.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Federal Land Bank Association of
Lincoln
Burdette Swanson
Association
Swanson
Tincoln
Aras
Ralph Rulkes
Federal Land Bank District Board
Federal
Designers Inn opens first Columbus design studio in town
Calvinia Talegtara Designers Inn debuts in Columbus offering full service interior design from floor to window treatments. Joan Herglund and Betty Bender coordinate residential and commercial spaces, travel with clients for selections, and plan a grand opening in January after market.
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Dergondringer
Designers Inn
Columbus
Joan Herglund
Betty Bender
Designers Inns
1Th Street
Berglund
Bender
Rendar
Chicago School of Interior Design
Sherwin Williamg
New York Institute of Design
Joan
Schuyler
Fremont
Europe
The
Orient
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