New Stores Open In Columbus Area Markets
Sayed Sewing Center at 2908 13th Street opens six days a week offering Singer sewing machines, vacuums, fabrics and notions. Nied's Meat Store at 2310 Lith Street expands with luncheon meats and catering. Home Service Company furnaces at 2305 1st Street cleans and checks units. Other items note KFC franchise shift, Kellogg leadership, Koscot cosmetics plans, Star Club member Don Brase, and Shop franchise openings.
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Sayed
Pat
Mike Sayed
13Th Street
Singer
Walt Niedbalski
Nied’s
Lith Street
Columbus
Walt
Omaha
the Home Service Company
Stree
Jerry Nathan
Norfolk
Marlys
Cindy Newman Grove
Don Brase
K Shop
48Rd Avenue
Nebraska
Midwest
Parents Corporation
Dillions
Hutchinson
Kan
Ray Davis
Firm to Hold Open House for Behl en Products Sept 10
Janssen Enterprises announces a two day open house September 10 and 11 to introduce official Behalen distributors for Behlen farm buildings bins dryers and related farm equipment. Gib Janssen of Platte Center operates the Tarney Feed and Milling site two miles east of Columbus on Highway 40 with Gayle Mueller in sales and Bob Jeffres handling parts and service.
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Janssen Enterprises
Gib Janssen
Plale Center
Tarney Feed and Milling Company
Columbus
Highway 40
Gayle Mueller
Oconee
Janssex
Associaton
Bob Jeffres
Intercity Truck Tonnage Rises Across 83 Metro Areas
The American Trucking Associations reports week ended Aug 21 tonnage up 4.6 percent from the 1970 level and 0.1 percent above the prior year’s week. The ATA survey covers 35 metropolitan areas and about 400 Class I and II terminals, with 21 gains and 14 declines from 1970 and 18 up against the prior week, 17 down.
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Washington
ATA Department of Research and Transport Economies
American Family Agent Returns From Midwest Training School
Pressness Votes Chuck Morse legal agent for American Family Insurance Group returned from a five day training school at the home office in Madison Wisconsin. He was one of two agents from several Midwestern states invited for instruction in automobile other casualty health and life insurance. Invitations went to successful multi line agents with outstanding sales and readership ability.
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Pressness
Chuck Morse
American Family Insurance Group
Madison
Wis
CAB Opposes Merger of American and Western Airlines
Washington UPI reports CAB and Justice Department oppose the proposed American Western Airlines merger. The CAB Bureau of Operating Rights must rule, while the Transportation Department backs the merger.
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CAB
American
Seniors Seek Half Fare Trial for City Bus Service
UP I A spokesman for the Omaha Senior Citizens Council says members will urge the City Council next Tuesday to back a resolution for a trial reduced fare for the elderly. The plan would let seniors ride buses at half fare one day a week during specified hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The council asks all seniors who ride buses to attend the 2 p.m. meeting.
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OMAEA
UPI
He Omaha
Senior Citizens Council
Submarine use for commerce seen expanding and practical
UPI reports oceanographer Dr. Jacques Piccard predicting submarines will become everyday commercial tools like trucks and bulldozers. General Dynamics Electric Boat proposes oil tankers undersea from Alaska to Atlantic ports, citing diesel peroxide propulsion and storms avoidance, with limited current non naval markets from Perry Submarine, American Submarine, and International Hydrodynamics firms.
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New York
UPI
Jacques Piccard
Atlantic
General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Division
Graton
Conn
Arctic
Alaska
Northwest Passage
Esso Group
Compass
Marine Office
Appleton & Cox Corp
Piccard
Br. Pive
Craf
Dr. Piccard
Perry Submarine Builders
Riviera Beach
Calif
American Submarine Co
Larain
Ohio
International Euydrodynamics
Vancouver
Wall Street charter hints at profit controls and market impact
The Argus Weekly Staff Report notes possible excess profits taxes disturbing to the stock market while the Federal Reserve appears to have regained money stock control providing psychological support to an upward market. It cites Nixon era moves as improving the investment climate, with selective increases in commitments viewed favorably by Edward A. Viner & Co. and indicators suggesting continued market improvement amid remaining concerns.
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New York
LWPI
Argus Weekly Stail
Federal Reserve Board
Cntinue
Nixon
Edward A. Viner
First Broadcast Origins in Pittsburgh Nov 2 1820
Broadcasting is generally believed to have begun with Station KOKA in Pittsburgh on November 2 1820, when that station reportedly aired the Harding Cox election returns marking an early radio era milestone.
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KOKA
Pittsburgh
Staten
Brenner Furniture Dining Sets Highlight Columbus Store
Brenner Furniture offers a large selection of dining room furniture including quality suites from Thomasville United Tell City and other fine craftsmen. Choose from distinctive styles and sizes with tables for two or twelve. Visit Brenner's in downtown Columbus to see the offerings and quality.
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Thomasvilla
United
Tell City
Fitean
Brenner’s
Columbus
Cauceral
SBA lease guarantee gains steam in 1968 plan
The 1968 Small Business Act amendment broadened SBA lease guarantees to all small firms. Growth in activity rises after slow start, per Rick Budd, Nebraska SBA district director. The program backs leases with private insurers to help small businesses win prime space, including in malls and industrial parks.
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SBA
Rick Budd
Nebraska
Senate Select Committee On
Budd
August building permits rise from last year totals
Building permits for 169,930 were issued in August per Inspector Alten Eggert, up from 139,268 a year earlier. Year to date shows 314 permits and 1.2 million dollars versus 431 permits and 2.7 million last year. August construction includes eight single family homes worth 66,800, a 45,000 dwelling, three additions 5,700, six garages 11,530, an industrial building 21,000, plus special permits.
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Alten Eggert
Motivational Research chief cites pride over prizes
Sr. Ernest Dieter of the Institute for Motivational Research says employees today seek pride in their basic work. Pride, he notes, motivates workers more than larger prizes, merchandise, or exotic travel.
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Employe Motivation New York
UPI
Ernest Dieter
Institute For Motivational Research
Taxpayers ask IRS questions on taxes column
A local IRS column answers readers questions on federal taxes. It explains filing requirements for cash wage earners, including wages of 50 or more in a calendar quarter trigger Form 42 reporting, Social Security and income tax withholding if requested, and attaching W-2 statements from every job. missing forms delayed refunds in prior year.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Housewell
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Wh Street
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Jeffrey
Ron Laughlin
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Duenaw Corp
Stony City
Iowa
Jerry Smith
Dale Electronics
Ben Perkins
Perkins New & Used Cars
Denver
Cale
American Motors
F. J. Eller
Philadelphia
Kellogg Sales Company
Fhe
Nick Eller
Bryce Tracy
28Th Street
Platte College
Koscot Kosmeti
Rises
Orlando
Fla
Tracy
Howard J. Hughes
Colmbur
Star Club of
New Yorks Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Duane Delmarce
Star Chu
Hughes
Abbey
Lake Geneva
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Stuttgart
Ark
Arkansan
Sharon Roswell
General Telephone Company of
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Roswell
Leroy Pope
Wall Street Charter
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Equitable Savings & Loan
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Seb Menem
Elden D. Mueller
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