Nebraskans over 65 report higher life satisfaction than younger peers
The Nebraska Annual Social Indicators Survey shows non institutionalized Nebraskans over 65 are more satisfied with life despite more problems and lower income. Older residents report good health, rich social life, and stable home ownership, though fears for personal safety rise. City differences show Omaha and Lincoln with higher happiness among elders than 18 to 64 groups.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Bureau of Sociological Research
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Alan Booth
UNL
Booth
UNL Bureau of Business Research
Service awards to 6 NPPD employes
Columbus residents and Nebraska Public Power District staff were honored for long service. Byrle Gross received a 30 year emblem after climbing from apprentice lineman in 1947 to current marketing manager. Bill Noll 20 years, Dennis Sander 15 years, Tony Schieffer 10 years, Mary Hefti 5 years, and Donna Rabourn 5 years also recognized for their respective career milestones.
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Columbus
Nebraska Public Power District
Byrle Gross
Gross
Scottsbluff
Columbus General Office
Bill Noll
Noll
NPPD
Dennis Sander
General Records
Sander
Tony Schieffer
Schieffer
Lincoln
Mary Hefti
Hefti
Donna Rabourn
Rabourn
NFPD
Dale promotes Means and Jilek to key sales roles
Dale Electronics announces promotions of Bill Means of Norfolk and Jerry Jilek of Columbus to senior sales positions. Means becomes field sales manager overseeing all Dale sales offices and key accounts, later relocating to Columbus. Jilek is named distributor sales manager after leading the data processing group and expanding payroll systems into a broad computerized operation.
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Date Electronics
Bill Means
Norfolk
Jerry Jilek
Columbus
Means
Dale
Columbus Reliability Laboratory
Jerry Jiek
Jilek
University of South Dakota
Fremont
Columbus United Way
Drive
Columbus Family
Elks Club
Knights of Columbus
Jack
Imogene
St. Bonaventure Church
Frontier Airlines posts 22nd straight profit quarter
Frontier Airlines reports net earnings of 3.88 million for the September quarter, 52 cents a share, on revenues of 59.99 million. Nine months 1977 earnings reach 9.08 million, 1.22 per share, with revenue up 16.2 percent. Load factor 61.2 percent, new Denver Sacramento Tulsa Oklahoma City routes cited.
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Denver
Calo
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
al, Feldman
Sacramento
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Feldman
Mid- Continent Industries, Inc
Manitoba
Canada
Local real estate and business updates from Columbus Nebraska
Col um bus residents highlight a real estate licensing program by the Nebraska Realtors Institute and a five year service anniversary for Loup Power District staff. Promotions at Combined Insurance and industry leadership from Mead of Mead Lumber anchor a midwestern business notes reel alongside Frontier Airlines cargo gains and regional energy use data.
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Heles Campbell
Nebraska Realtors Institute
National Association of Realtors
Nebraska Realtors Association
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Madisonville
Mark Farber
Borg-Warner
York
Pect
Omaha
Automotive
Bill Sunday
U.S
Authoriad
Columbus ¢ Telegram Financial Page
Jerry Julek
Spencer
Lincoln, Neb
UPE
Spencer Foods, Inc
Spenser
Iowa
Columbus, Nebraska
Loup Power District
Mort Keefer
Loup
Keefer
Janet
St. Isidore Catholic Church
Biks Lodge
Tim Bertis
Loup's
Genoa
John J.ward
Combined Insurance Company of America
al Leiferman
Jeard
Combined
Beard
W. Clement Stone International
13Mes Cub
Robert W. Mead
Mead. Lumber Company
Mid-America Lumbermen’s Association
Mead
F. Musehvites
The
Consumer Register
Randy Dickinson
Reindy Dickinson
Hen
Lee
Appeinimant
First National Bank
First National
Tony
Bob
Larry
Angie
Installment Loan Dept
First National Bank and Trust Company
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