The Changing World and Social Security in Crisis
A columnist rails against criticism of Social Security as the 40th anniversary is noted by President Ford. The piece condemns calls to reduce payments, argues many elderly near poverty rely on benefits, and warns against eroding support for retirees tied to their checks.
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Columbus
Ford
Social Security
Ting
National Restaurant Month Highlighted by Kings Food Host
Clifton DeFreece announced October as National Restaurant Month noting over 550000 foodservice units nationwide. Mayor Gerber reported 1974 sales topped 62.5 billion with more than 4 million workers serving over 160 million meals daily.
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Clifton DeFreece
DeFreece
Kings Food
Frederick W. Gerber
Beneficial Sponsors Art Contest for U S Bicentennial
Morristown New Jersey Beneficial Management Corp launches the Celebrate America Children’s Bicentennial Art Contest. First prize an all expenses paid trip to Morristown National Historical Park with a $1000 Savings Bond. second prize $500. third prize $100. all entrants receive a Certificate of Recognition. Entries accepted at Beneficial Finance System offices. contest closes December 15, 1975.
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Morristown
N.J
United States
Beneficial Management Corporation
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Dra
Graphic Arts
George Washington
Morristown National Historical Park
New Jersey
U.S
Ziemba Celebrates 30 Years With Loup Family Milestone
Ziemba and his wife Isabelle mark three decades with Loup Ziemba in the family milestone. The couple shares three children Donald Edward Jr and Mary Lou.
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Ziemba
Loup
His
Isabelle
Donald, Edward Jr
Mary Lou
Larry Gunderson
Albion
Davis
Penney
Mitchell
NPPD honors four Columbus staff members for long service
Four Nebraska Public Power District employees in Columbus were recognized for long service. Clifford G. Anderson, electric heating advisor, received a 15 year emblem. Merle Norris, chief right of way buyer, earned a five year award and joined NPPD in 1970. Ronald Gumm and Richard Rahrs were noted for five years as junior engineers since 1970 and 1971 respectively.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Columbus
Clifford G. Anderson
Anderson
Merle Norris
Norris
NPPD
Lincoln
Ronald Gumm
Richard Rahrs
Pen Een Oe
Auto sector stocks rebound as industry outlook improves
Despite weak auto industry demand in 1975, auto component makers see a stock price rebound aided by a broader market rally and potential upturn in general business. Foreseeable gains stem from higher raw material availability and rising selling prices, though unit volumes may be flat or down. Plastic resin production, after a 1974 rise, is expected to decline in 1975 due to a petrochemical shortage.
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Babson's
New York
UPD
Society of the Plastics Industry
SPI
Colum bus Business Notes Highlights 1975 Economic Activity
Columbus business notes report mixed gains including Beatrice Foods earnings up 7 percent and six month sales rising 6 percent. SBA and banks helped retain 332 Nebraska jobs. Chuck McChristy's Brazil trip with jewelers highlights industry links. Small business advocate Thomas Kleppe urges cutbacks in red tape.
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Beatrice Foods Company
U.S. Small Business Administration
Nebraska
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