Trade show on wheels visits national plants on 10000 mile caravan
Dale Electronics in Columbus Nebraska joins the WON/EEE Caravan a mobile exhibit tour sponsored by HDN/EEE maging. The unit travels from Boulder Oct 4 to Anaheim Dec 13 visiting New England Florida and northern to southern routes covering about 10000 sites. Exhibits include Precision Resistors Trimmers Connectors Circuits and Electromechanical products.
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Dale
Electronics, Inc
Columbus
Nebraska
Nhlion
Kernais
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Boulder
Colo
Anaheim
Calif
New England
Florida
U.S
Design News
Cahners Caravans
Cahners Publishing Company
Dale Electronics, Inc
Woodward sells Leigh Hatchery to Charles Mullenhoff
Wendell Woodward retires after over 40 years directing Leigh Hatchery now Charley's Feed and Supplies under new owner Charles Mullenhoff. Woodward, born circa 1903 near Overton, long served Leigh civic groups, and will keep a few chickens. Mullenhoff, raised west of Leigh, will run the farm with the feed store duties.
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Tleigh Wendell
Woodward
Charles Mullenhoff
Charley
Overton
Wendell
Woody Woodward
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Alpha
Querton
Nebraska Poultry Improvement Association
Mary Theobald
Linealy
SprinyTor
Leigh
Leigh Hatchery
NDDD Honors Two NPPD Employees for Service
Nebraska Public Power District honored two employees for long service. Larry J. Lassek received a 15 year service emblem for his work as chief billing clerk dating back to 1956 with promotions to chief billing clerk in 1937. Keith W. Brown earned 10 years for engineering service since 1901 with later roles as acting office engineer and engineer through 1967.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Larry J. Lassek
NPED
Lassek
NPPD
Utility
Columbus
Keith W. Brown
Brown
NPPP
Cheloha Named VP of Finance at Mid-America Letterpress
Kenneth L. Cheloha of Lincoln has been named vice president of finance for Mid-America Letterpress. He joined as controller in 1970 after six years in Lincoln public accounting. The firm, a Republic Corp subsidiary, prints magazines and catalogs in its Union Pacific Industrial Park plant. Cheloha is the son of Frank and Mrs. Cheloha of Columbus. He married Patricia Statesman in 1963 and they have two sons.
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Kenneth L. Cheloha
U.P.A
Lincoln
Mid- America
Mid-America
Roger Dickeson
Cheloha
Dimean High School
University of Nebraska
Republic Corporation
Youny
Union Pacific
Sunlight blamed as leading skin cancer cause
Within the next year an estimated 140000 Americans will be found to have skin cancer. Medical experts say that in most cases the cause can be attributed directly to sunlight.
Varied choices in the mortgage market report
Eugene Carlson reports a broader mortgage market for homebuyers amid federal controls. Despite higher costs in six months, rates have fallen from 4.5 percent to about 7 percent ranges, aided by expanded credit and mortgage programs. With many lenders offering varied loan terms, first-time buyers and long-term investors alike find financing options improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carlson
Washington
UPI
National Association of Real Etate Boards
NAREB
Nixon
Catherine Martini
Federal Reserve
Martin Seid
Bor
Record Missouri River tow sets barge tonnage mark
The Missouri River cargo season reached new heights as the towboat Dan-C with two barges, each carrying about 1,004 tons of caustic soda and salt, arrived in Omaha and Kansas City. Army engineers reported shipments through November 15 totaling 2,661,311 tons, significantly ahead of prior years. If allowed by ice, the navigation season may end around December, with potential total tonnage near 3 million.
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Omaha
UPIJ
Missouri River
Missouri
Army Engineers
Port City Towing Co
Greenville
Kansas City
J. W. Morris
Missouri River Division
Platte College to host student art show in Fine Arts Building
Platte College students will display their work Sunday afternoon in the Fine Arts Building. The exhibition runs from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and features community service class projects, drawings, acrylics, watercolors, cake decorations, plus a sewing and tailoring style show. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte College
Fragments of Northwest Territory carved into five slabs
Five from one complete area were carved out of the Northwest Territory comprising Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and part of Minnesota east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Indiana
Tl-linois
Michigan
Wiscaigin
Minnesota
Mississippi River
Knights of Columbus project drives Columbus building permits
Building Inspector Allén Eggert reports permits totaling about 700000 for a 62 apartment Columbian Village project near 27th Street and 37th Avenue in northwest Columbus. Additional permits include a duplex and seven single family homes with costs around 181510 and several repairs at 8000, signaling a late surge as housing demand improves from a prior shortage.
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Allén Eggert
Knights of Columbus
Columbian Village
27Th Street
37Th Avenue
Columbus
Eggert
Pesticide residues warning from oceanographer in Fresno
Oceanographer Jon Lindbergh warns in a Fresno talk that pesticide residues, along with sewage spills and careless exploitation, threaten oceans. He notes that nonbiodegradable pesticides pose the severest danger to marine ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
UPD
Jon Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh
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Schuyler
Henry “Schleuler
Alex Frank Woodward
Mabel Granatawicz
Woxhvard
Calfax
Vaeigh
Tri-County
Avre Park
Woodwards
American Red Cross
PTA
United Church of Christ
Charles
Ethel May) Davis
Burlingame
Kang
Lester Woodward
Denver
Charles Mullenioff
Carl Mullenhoff
Leigh High School
Air Force
Dale Electronics
Wendell Woodward
Austin Company, Inc
Mts
Gateway OF Columbus
THE
Cumming Company
Rambour Realty Co, Inc
ST. Mary's Church & School
St. Mary's
Humphrey
ST. Francis Church
Jalal
Annu
Telaiin
APT
Valial
Wilf James
Equitable
Equitableha & Loan Association
13Th Street
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