Business Leaders Expect Varied Federal Stances by 1977
The piece weighs Ford and Carter policies on business and taxes, predicting Ford would favor stability and private-sector vigor while Carter would push broader social programs and stricter regulations. It notes a Democratic Congress could accelerate social spending and tax changes, with limited early moves on capital gains taxation.
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Executives Move to Lindsay and New York Life Top Club
DuWayne C. Glende becomes assistant credit manager at Lindsay Manufacturing overseeing credit for franchised dealers nationwide. Howard J. Hughes joins New York Life Insurance Company 1976 Top Club after strong 1975 76 sales. Earl Luetkenhaus attends International Harvester product show in Chicago with 4400 attendees showcasing Pro-Ag tractors Series 86 in 85 160 PTO horsepower range.
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Lindsay Manufacturing Company
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Universal C.I.T. Corporation
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Columbus
New York Life Insurance Company
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Duane Demaree
Nebraska
Earl Luetkenhaus
Red Country International
International Harvester
U.S
Chicago
McCormick Place
Pro-Ag
Bulkley Named to DeKalb Swine Breeders Sales Role
James Bulkley joined DeKalb Swine Breeders Inc as sales assistant in the north central district covering Nebraska western Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana. Gary Ablard says Bulkley will work with Sammy Parks on selling DeKalb breeding stock while Bulkley completes work toward his business degree at Northern Illinois University. He and his wife Karen will reside in Columbus.
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James Bulkley
DeKalb Swine Breeders, Inc
DeKalb Ag Research, Inc
DeKalb, Ill
Gary Ablard
Bulkley
North
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Sammy Parks
Northern Illinois University
Karen
Columbus
Hatch Act Signed by Roosevelt in 1939
The Hatch Act restricting political participation of most federal employees was signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on August 2, 1939.
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Roosevelt
Duckwall Stores reports record sales and earnings
Duckwall Stores Inc reports second quarter and six month records with net income rising 24.5 percent to 416 121 and 37 percent to 798 436, on sales of 29 256 576 and 53 407 700 respectively. Royal Sanborn cites apparel markdowns and solid year-to-date results, four new stores planned for September and October, plus a 50 percent dividend increase to 7 cents.
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Abilene
Kan
Duckwall Stores, Inc
Royal Sanborn
Duckwall
Spencer Foods reports nine month sales boost and Q3 loss in 1976
Spencer Foods Inc reports a 19 percent rise in nine month sales to 376.8 million with net income of 1.553 million or 1.49 per share for 39 weeks ended July 31. Q3 sales fell 6 percent to 127.969 million and a loss of 175 thousand or 18 cents per share.
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Spencer
Iowa
Spencer Foods, Inc
Gerald L. Pearson
Wall Street Journal
Unemployment Fraud Cases Reported in Nebraska
State Labor Commissioner Gerald Chizek announced 120 unemployment fraud cases uncovered from Jan 1 to Jan 31 in Nebraska. The total amount involved was $46,462 with penalties including fines and possible imprisonment up to 30 days.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Gerald Chizek
Rug Chizek
Nebraska Labor Department
Dale Electronics Aids Viking I Mars Landing
Dale Electronics Wire Wound Division quality manager Liss highlights the company's role in NASA's Viking I Mars landing program. Viking I landed on July 20 1976 becoming the first spacecraft to reach Mars and begin transmitting images and soil analysis as the project continues with NASA scientists and contractors. Dale RS and G series resistors are cited as vital components in the Viking program alongside other Dale-made parts used since Pioneer I in the 1950s.
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L. D
Lou
Liss
Dale Electronics Wire Wound Division
America
Mars
Red
Viking
Earth
NASA
Dale RS
USA Space
Executives Stay Slim Says Western Business Leader
James Miller of East Meadow New York заявил на Diet Workshop что жирные люди чаще терпят неудачу из за слабого здоровья, считая основной вызов в длительном восхождении по карьерной лестнице.
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