Expert predicts gold to hit two hundred by next year
Copley News Service reports Harry Schultz, chief gold strategist, expects a rebound in gold to above $200 an ounce next year after a 20 month bear run. He cautions against long holds, advises partial shifts into gold shares, and recommends diversification into Swiss francs and German marks while warning pesos and the Canadian dollar may weaken.
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Schultz
South African
South Africa
Schulz
U.S
Loup plans promotions for two Power District staff
Power District announces two promotions from long time employees. Bixenmann moves from division engineer to supervisor of safety and training. Olson rises from storekeeper to supervisor of purchasing and stores.
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Bixenmann
Olson
Consumers Public Power District
Grand Island
Columbus
Kearney
Sliva Ends 27 Years of Service as Custodian Chief
Adolph Sliva, head custodian for Columbus City Schools, retires after 27 years with the district. He joined in 1949 at Senior High, later serving as head custodian at the Holiday Inn reception by 1956, and a plaque was prepared to honor his years of service.
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Adolph Sliva
Columbus City
Holiday Inn
Rogers to address life underwriters meeting in Lincoln
Dr. Vance Rogers of Nebraska Osleyan University in Lincoln will address the Platte Valley Association of Life Underwriters at their October 19 gathering at Elks Country Club. A Minnesota native and educator, he studied at Gustavus Adolphus College Hamline University Garrett Graduate School of Theology and Northwestern University. He served as a U S Navy chaplain and led Methodist churches in Dundee and Brookfield Illinois and Lincoln Nebraska before becoming president of Nebraska Wesleyan in 1957.
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Vance Rogers
Nebraska Osleyan University
Lincoln
Platte Valley Association of Life
Elks Country Club
Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Hamline University
St. Paul Minn
Garrett Graduate School of Theology
Northwestern University
U.S. Navy
Rogers
Dundee
Brookfield
Ill
Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan
Amtrak announces major schedule revisions on Oct 31
Amtrak will put 28 long distance trains on new schedules October 31 reversing a five year slowing trend. Most cuts are 5 to 15 minutes, but four routes rise faster with Seattle to Chicago cuts ranging from one hour 45 minutes to two hours 50 minutes faster. East and west coast connections also speed up.
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Chicago-San Francisco
East Coast
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Montreal
Albany
N.Y
Bank picks Shonka as Tulsa bank exec
Michael J. Shonka formerly of Columbus named assistant vice president of First National Bank and Trust Company of Tulsa Oklahoma. He will head regulatory and annual reporting in general accounting under Controller Kenneth Barton and oversee department operations. Shonka holds BS from the University of Northern Colorado and MS from the University of Kansas in accounting. He previously worked at Arthur Young and Company in Kansas City in banking engineering manufacturing and meat packing. Amtrak unveils its most comprehensive timetable in 50 years with speedups and major changes including Chicago to Laredo and connections to Mexico City and revised long distance routes.
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Michael J. Shonka
Columbus
First National Bank and Trust Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Kenneth Barton
Shonka
University of Northern Colorado
University of Kansas
Arthur Young and Company
Kansas City
Amtrak
Paul Reistrup
St. Louis
Mexico City
Louisville
Sanford
Fla
Vermont
General Tel completes $30,000 cable project in Madison
General Telephone finished a $30,000 cable installation in Madison to extend telephone facilities to the southern area. The project included both aerial and underground cable, with underground work used where feasible to protect circuits amid growing residential demand and future communication needs.
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General Telephone
Madison
Columbus Telegram Briefs Fall 1976 Local Items
Columbus area reports include Don Reinhold touring Charles Machine Works in Perry Oklahoma where Ditch Witch trenchers are built. Land O Lakes in Minneapolis expands Omaha eastern Nebraska western Iowa service with Kim Graw as special rep. Two NPPD Columbus staff honored for five years. IEEE Microprocessors Seminar to be held October 29 30 in Lincoln. Red Cross advisory council notes funding and reviews. Joan Ernst named Platte County Red Cross secretary. Frontier Airlines posts September passenger miles up 19.3 percent. Insurance Information Institute says auto repair costs doubled since 1970 with a 4 door Chevrolet bumper job rising from about 470 to 904 dollars.
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Land O’lakes, Inc
Minneapolis
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Kim Graw
Graw
Land O'Lakes Minneapolis
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Lincoln
The
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc
IEEE
Ieee Computer Society
Jim Hanna
Nebraska Public Power
Columbus
Neb
New York
UPD
Insurance Information Institute
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Michael Shonka
Dodge
Thorized Dealers
Columbus Motors, Inc
13Th Street
Columbus, Nebr
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Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Don Reinhold
Charles Machine Works, Inc
Perry
Okla
Nebraska Public Power District
Jay Pilant
Bob McKay
Pilant
NPPD
McKay
Beatrice
Advisory Council of the American Red Cross
United States
Hockenberger
Red Cross
Joan Ernst
Platte County
American Red Cross
Frontier Airlines
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S&h
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