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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

4

Adelphi instructors offer MBA classes on Long Island Rail

Commuting riders on the Long Island Railroad can now earn MBA credits through Adelphi University courses taught by Prof Murray Seaman aboard the 6:02 train to New York. The on train classes function as mobile classrooms with Mrs Denia Carter awaiting Huntington station as the program yields credits toward a master of business administration.

Fairybird Long Island New York Adelphi University Murray Seaman Dennia Carter Huntington Station Businness

Transportation Act Backing Seen as Nation’s Bulwark

William A. Bresnahan testified before the Senate Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Surface Transportation, urging support for the Surface Transportation Act. He argued it would strengthen the system, improve regulation, and fund modernization across trucking, railroad, and water transport, framing it as vital for economic growth and competitive strength.

William A. Bresnahan Subcommittee On Bresnahan James ¥. Pinkney ATA

Bank Stock Outlook and Floating Prime Trend 1972

Banking stocks show a mid 1970s style slide from spring peaks due to earnings softness and loan demand weakness. A floating prime rate linked to commercial paper is being tested by First National City and Irving Trust with aims to stabilize costs, while Babson Research predicts a strong 1972 economic rebound and improved bank earnings led by American Fletcher Citizens and Southern Western Bancorporation.

Wellesley Hills Miss Iwan Josses First National City Trinity Trust Walter Stilly Irving Trust Western Bancorporation United California Bank Basel

Local business notes on Knipco heaters and finance firm moves

Columbus Grain Company appointed as Knipco heater dealer by Knipco Heaters Koehring Master Division Dayton. Knipco offers a complete line of portable heaters from 5000 to 245000 BTU with propane gas and fuel oil. IES meeting in Omaha covers lighting intensity discharge ballasts. Deakins of Nebraska Power District is an IES board member. Ralph G. Peterson, Ralph's Repair, Columbus, completed Lawn Boy training in Galesburg Illinois. Sidney Hollman named red sites representative by Walter E Heller Chicago firm covering Nebraska and Iowa.

Columbus Grain Company Knipco' Heater Knipco Heaters Koehring Dayton Knipco Feailures B.T.U Cornhusker Ulimnating Engineering Society Omaha Deakins Nebraska Public Power District Columbus IES Ralph G. Peterson Ralph's Repair Lawn-Boy Galesburg Sidney’ L. Hollman Walter E. Heller &Company Nebraska Iowa Heller Company United States

Frontier earnings rise for third quarter ends Sept 30

Frontier Airlines reports a net earnings rise to 1.635 million for the quarter ending September 30, or 36 cents a share, up from 1.29 million and 28 cents a share a year ago. Operating income fell to 2.179 million from 2.295 million. For the first nine months 1971 revenues reached 73.077 million, while the period shows a net loss of 1.51 million.

Denver UPI Frontier Airlines

York Coin and Stamp Club to host fourth annual show

The York Coin and Stamp Club schedules its fourth annual show in York. Exhibits will feature coins and stamps with awards for top displays. The event runs all day in the basement venue with tables for exhibitors and interested attendees.

York York Coin and Stamp Club

Pigeons Bred and Domesticated Through Ages

Fragmentary note discusses pigeon breeding and domestication by humans since ancient times, noting their hunting use and long history. The text is unclear but centers on human influence over pigeons and their survival roles.

Two keys to boosting office productivity says expert

Bruce Payne of Bruce Payne G Associates outlines methods to reduce overstaffing and improve output. He cites changing mail rules, bonus incentives, and standardized work practices to cut costs and raise morale. The article notes examples at a bank and an insurance firm with notable savings and payoffs.

C. Miller Payne Nationwide Meintan

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