Omaha Products Show for Business and Industry
The sixth biennial Omaha Products Show for Business and Industry will be held September 17 and 18 at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. It is billed as the largest midwest trade show for business executives purchasing engineering architects contractors production managers and office staff with displays of new ideas in industrial and business equipment and services.
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Omaha
Omaha Civic Auditorium
Midwest
Kopetzky marks 30 years with Loup Power District
Columbus man Ralph Kopetzky completes thirtieth year of service with Loup Power District. Joined in 1943 as canal maintenance, he is now shop superintendent at the Columbus Service Center overseeing all mechanical maintenance and fabrication of equipment. He and wife Irene have two sons, David and Alan. Funding details and related notices follow.
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Columbus
Ralph Kopetzky
Loup Power District
Kopetzky
Loup
Ex Lincoln man opens Parker Furniture & Carpet store
Robert Packer owns and operates Parker Furniture & Carpet opening this week one block east of Nielsen Chevrolet at 22nd Avenue and 13th Street. Parker, born in Chester and a Peru State College graduate, previously spent eight years as a Mohawk Carpet Co manufacturer’s representative. He enjoys golf when not busy.
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Parker Furniture & Carpet
Nielsen Chevrolet
22Nd Avenue
13Th Street
Robert Packer
Lincoln
Parker
Mohawk Carpet Co
Chester
Peru State College
Spray-Pump Pushback Spurs New Aerosol Dispenser Shift
The paper notes a shift from aerosol to finger operated spray pumps driven by health concerns about fluorocarbon propellants and a 1975 government study. It cites industry responses and rising demand, with pump makers expanding and new entrants eyeing the potentially profitable market while pumps cost about four times aerosols but offer more value.
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Federal
Interagency Task Force
National Academy of Sciences
Interagency
Window Cleaner
Fleischer announces assignments at Kiewenee Manufacturing
Kiewenee Manufacturing Inc announces a promotion and a new hire. James McElfresh is advanced to office manager after serving as junior accountant since January 1974. Michael Hausmann joins production programming and quality control.
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Kiewenee Manufacturing, Inc
James McElfresh
Michael
Air Force
Dianne
Hausmann
Bilgin
Norfolk Junior College
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Lady
Santee Sioux Dedicate First Plant in Reservation Industrial Park
Major step toward self sufficiency marked by dedication of a 14,000 square foot plant built by Becson Dickinson and Company in the Santee Sioux Nebraska reservation. It employs 25 Santee Indians and plans to increase to 60, supervised by Sonnfe Indian personnel.
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Nebraska
Becson, Dickinson and Company
Son Fee
Hood Cited as Driver of Month for Bee-Line
Ralph W. Hood of Columbus, a Bee-Line Motor Freight driver based in Omaha, was named Driver of the Month by the Council of Safety Supervisors of the Nebraska Motor Carriers Association. Hood, 57, has 36 years in trucking and 1.3 million miles with the company, earning praise for dependability and attitude. He helped deliver aid after Omaha tornadoes and is active in Eagle Lodge, VEW, the American Legion, and St. Isidore Church.
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Ralph W. Hood
Columbus
Ber-Line Motor Freight
Council of Safety Supervisors
Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
Omaha
Toot
Bee Jaing
Ron Stock
Bee-Line
Hand
Hood
Mr. Hood
Eagle Lodge
VEW
Spencer Foods nine month results lag prior year gains
Spencer Foods Inc reports nine month earnings of 208000 or 18 cents a share for the period ended Aug 2 1975 versus 2368000 or 2.25 per share a year earlier for 40 weeks. Sales reached 31589 million compared with 33763 million prior year. Third quarter was in line with Wall Street Journal preview saying results were marginal. For the latest 13 week period sales were 11010 million.
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Spencer
Iowa
Spencer Foods, Inc
Wall Street
Wall Street. Journal
Japan’s bullet trains popular and on inaugural record
Japan’s 120 mph bullet trains have carried over 000 million passengers since inaugurating Oct 1 1964 between Tokyo and Osaka. Japanese National Railways reported continued profitability despite shifts in beef and meat processing. Gerald Pearson chairman cited improved margins as prices trend lower and the outlook for the fourth quarter remains favorable.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Japanese National Railways
Osaka
Harley
Iowa
Peurgon
Notec
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al Weriz
Dim Stephenson
Wort Rental Service
24D Street
Dick Howe
Financial Services
Alpha Kopetzky
Omaha Civic Authorium
Capitol Avenue
Neb
Montgomery Ward
Ward
James Lindaman
Gates
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Council Bluffs
Roger Madrow
Platte County
Shirley Spence
Heauty and
Roma Spragg
Velma Lippert
Wickstrom
Eric
Norway
Margo
Robek
Saif
Gatzeng Bank
Telegram Financial
Babson’s Reports Inc
Fleischer
Drayer
Morys
Howard Drayer
Morys Haven
Cure Cantor
Valeria Morys
Dryer
U.S. Navy
Medical Service Corps
Colorado
South Dakota
Fremont
Fremont High School
University of Georgia
Goward Drayer
Nalph Hood
Fleischer Rexall
Floyd A. Campbell
C.L.A
29Th Avenue
Pansiot Plans Leagett, Wilkiansson & Cmpbell
the Equitable
Hiroe Ryn
Tika
Aetna Life & Casualty
Aetna
Marshall-Nelson
St. Columbus
Dean Marshall
Scott Nelson
Dick Nelson
Dorry Frieze
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