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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1975

Page

4

Levitt names asset on growth plans for Levitt Industries

William Levitt at 68 aims to expand his Levitt Industries into more rapid growth through Big L discount stores and H. Moore Drug Exchange. He emphasizes the Levitt name as nationwide brand power, with warehouses in Holbrook and a fleet ready to cover the northeast. He notes the two divisions posted strong sales last year and plans to acquire further businesses using brand leverage.

LeRoy Fope UPI New York William Kevitt Levitt Levitt Industries Big L Maine North Carolina H. Moore “Drug Exchange New Britain Leonard Tevitl Bill Levitt Holbrook Mass Yomeo Psewares Moore

Bettie Mabee Promoted to Division Commercial Manager

Bettie Mabee named Division Commercial Manager for the 54 Nebraska Community area of Central Telephone and Utilities Congas. Based at Division Headquarters in Columbus, Mabee is a Guthrie Oklahoma native with prior CTO service in Las Vegas since 1981. She replaces Harry Grant, who retired after seven years with CYU.

U. J. Berkheier Nebraska Central Telephone and Utilities Congas Bettie Mabee Columbus Mahee Guthrie Okla CTO Nevada Telephone Las Vegas American Businss Women's Association Steve Plate Vallege Debra Mabee Harry Grant CYU

Bogus Receives Top Honors in Nebraska Awards

Ronalds Bogus, public information supervisor for NPFD, won the highest award for photography and outstanding writing at the NABC seminar in Omaha. His Spotlighting Nebraska Winter 1975 entry tied for first with two other entries, as NABC noted IABC affiliates across the United States and overseas.

Ronalds. Bogus Nebraska Public Power District NPFD Nebraska Association of Business Communicaturs NABC Omaha Bogus Nebraska International Association of Business Communicators IABC United States Canada

Compromise reached in Gulf South restructuring case

In Western District of Oklahoma a compromise between Horseshoe Development Corporation trustees Dan Hogan III and Gary Gray and Westinghouse Credit Corporation settles 14,063,189.05 in claims. Westinghouse buys land contracts as lien collateral and up to 3.6 million more, with 30 percent escrowed to fund capital improvements for Horseshoe Bend Estates. Warranty deeds are escrowed for lot buyers, ensuring clear title upon full payment. Trustee Certificates authorize ongoing operations for Horseshoe Development.

Gulf South Corporation Horseshoe Development Corporation U.S. District Court For Western District of Oklahoma Dan Hogan III Gary Gray Westinghouse Credit Corporation Horseshoe Luan WCC Ott Horseshoe Bend Estates

Television Stocks See Solid Year Amid Industry Gains

A Columbus Telegram financial page notes the broadcasting industry posts solid results despite mixed reviews for new shows. Prospects for 1976 look favorable with economic recovery, elections, Olympics, and bicentennial ad demand boosting ad spend. Major networks ABC CBS NBC lead, while independents show earnings strength overall.

Furethermore Who ABC CBS NBC RCA Corp Capital Cities Communications Combined Communications Cox Broadcasting Metromedia Sonderling, Storer Taft Broadcasting Avco Corp Kaiser Industries Schering, Plough Westinghouse Electric Wometco Enterprises Talft Babson’s Cbs-Tv RCA Babson’s Reports

Frontier reports record September passenger traffic

Frontier Airlines released September figures showing 111 418 000 revenue passenger miles, a 24.7 percent rise from September 1974. Available seat miles fell 12 percent from the year-ago period, and the load factor rose to 52.1 percent from 49.1 percent in September 1974.

Denver Frontier Airlines Frontier

Deboy dealer seminar and Greyhound services noted

Columbus Hatchery owner Don Clabaugh attended a Deboy dealer seminar in Ames where Deby Feeds touted services from Domain Industries Inc. A Greyhound "helping hand" program offers free travel for three companions to assist disabled riders. MidContinent Industries reports third quarter net income of 500,453 dollars and nine month earnings of 1,082,846 dollars. Burlington Northern directors approve a 19 cent per share preferred dividend and skip common stock dividend due to weaker revenues. Louis Menke cites improving rail results but economies remain uncertain.

Don Clabaugh Columbus Hatchery Ames Era Deby Feeds Domain Industries Inc New Richmond Wis Home Office MidContinent Industries, Inc Burlington Northern Chainpan Louis Menke

Transistor inventor marks 50th anniversary

Murray Hill Bell Laboratories noted the 50th anniversary of the transistor, the device whose discovery reshaped industry. Bell Labs highlights its wide impact from portable radios and computers to medical equipment and space satellites.

Murray Hill Bell Laboratories Bell Lab CNS

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