William Henry Johnson
Physician at Manderson St, Omaha, NE

License number
Colorado 13860
Issued Date
Jul 12, 1960
Renew Date
Jan 29, 1996
Expiration Date
May 31, 1997
Type
Physician
Address
Address
2912 Manderson St, Omaha, NE 68111

Professional information

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Technology Technician At Omaha Public Schools

Position:
Technology Technician at Omaha Public Schools
Location:
Greater Omaha Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Omaha Public Schools since Jul 2007 - Technology Technician ABS Corporation Aug 2004 - Jun 2007 - Quality Assurance Technician Becker Underwood Mar 2002 - Aug 2004 - Laborer
Education:
Bellevue University 2009 - 2010
Bachelor's, Business Information Management
ITT Technical Institute 2005 - 2009
Associates of Applied Science Degree, Information TechnologyComputer Network Systems
Skills:
Active Directory, Troubleshooting, Windows, Computer Hardware, Networking, XP, Software Installation, Software Documentation, Customer Service, Digital Imaging, WAN, Computer Maintenance
Interests:
Technology, Sports


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Bag And Tube Folding Method And Apparatus

US Patent:
4775359, Oct 4, 1988
Filed:
Jan 31, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/697210
Inventors:
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Assignee:
Rand Farm Systems Inc. - Adrian MO
Poly Farm, Inc. - Dallas TX
International Classification:
B31B 3952, B65H 45107
US Classification:
493381
Abstract:
A method for folding a tube into radially superimposed accordian pleats in which the tube is first placed in tubular form and clamped against radial and longitudinal movement at circumferentially spaced zones adjacent an open end of the tube. A first annular band of the tube is then forced radially outwardly and longitudinally to a position radially outwardly of the clamped zones, and is connected by a bight to the remainder of the tube, a part of which forms a second annular band lying radially outwardly from the first band. The two annular bands and the part of the tube containing the spaced zones are then clamped against radial and longitudinal movement, and a series of additional pairs of bands are then sequentially formed radially outwardly from the second band in the same way that said first and second bands are formed, with periodic clamping of all of said bands against radial and longitudinal movement occurring after each additional pair of bands is formed. The invention is also directed to an apparatus for placing radially superimposed accordian pleats in a tube which includes a forming structure to hold the tube in a distended tubular form while it is alternately contacted by a series of clamping fingers and a series of pleat folding fingers, which latter fingers function to move sections of the bag radially outwardly and longitudinally into a configuration constituting radially superimposed bands.


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Bag And Tube Folding Method And Apparatus

US Patent:
4892514, Jan 9, 1990
Filed:
Oct 3, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/253195
Inventors:
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Assignee:
Rand Farm Systems Inc. - Adrian MO
Poly Farm, Inc. - Grapevine TX
International Classification:
B65H 45107, B31B 3952
US Classification:
493413
Abstract:
A method for folding a tube into radially superimposed accordian pleats in which the tube is first placed in tubular form and clamped against radial and longitudinal movement at circumferentially spaced zones adjacent an open end of the tube. A first annular band of the tube is then forced radially outwardly and longitudinally to a position radially outwardly of the clamped zones, and is connected by a bight to the remainder of the tube, a part of which forms a second annular band lying radially outwardly from the first band. The two annular bands and the part of the tube containing the spaced zones are then clamped against radial and longitudinal movement, and a series of additional pairs of bands are then sequentially formed radially outwardly from the second band in the same way that said first and second bands are formed, with periodic clamping of all of said bands against radial and longitudinal movement occurring after each additional pair of bands is formed. The invention is also directed to an apparatus for placing radially superimposed accordian pleats in a tube which includes a forming structure to hold the tube in a distended tubular form while it is alternately contacted by a series of clamping fingers and a series of pleat folding fingers, which latter fingers function to move sections of the bag radially outwardly and longitudinally into a configuration constituting radially superimposed bands.


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Agricultural Bag Loading Apparatus

US Patent:
4337805, Jul 6, 1982
Filed:
Dec 3, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/212606
Inventors:
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
David H. Rasmussen - Arlington NE
Richard H. Lee - Astoria OR
Assignee:
AG-Bag Corporation - Arlington NE
International Classification:
B65B 124
US Classification:
141 71
Abstract:
In an agricultural bag loading apparatus (10), a primary shaft (52) has a plurality of teeth (46). Rotation of the primary shaft (52) causes the teeth (46) to force silage into an agricultural bag (12). Silage is fed toward the shaft (52) by the rotation of a feeder shaft (60) having a plurality of angle irons (62) mounted thereon. The brake force of a brake (110) is applied through a drum (20), a cable (18), and a backstop (16) to the end of the agricultural bag (12) to control the degree of silage compression within the bag.


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Agricultural Bag Loading Machine

US Patent:
4653553, Mar 31, 1987
Filed:
Sep 24, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/912157
Inventors:
Larry B. Cox - Fawn Grove PA
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Roland W. Marpoe - Aberdeen MD
Assignee:
Poly Farms, Inc. - Dallas TX
Rand Farms Systems, Inc. - Havre De Grace MD
International Classification:
D65B 110, B65G 304, A01F 2516
US Classification:
141114
Abstract:
An agricultural bag loading machine having an improved mechanical assembly for automatically effecting controlled, continuous compression and delivery of compacted animal feed material into a flexible agricultural storage bag via a compression and delivery chamber. The compressed, delivered feed material has a uniform, air tight side wall density throughout the bag-delivered, sausage shaped feed material mass. The loading machine has additional features, including a pneumatic bladder assembly for changing the forming chamber dimensions and configuration, an improved agricultural bag attachment and continuous feeding mechanism which eliminates bag fold-over and wrinkling problems during filling, and an integral forming chamber cleanout mechanism which enables clearing and cleaning of the forming chamber at the end of an agricultural bag loading operation.


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Method And Apparatus For Manufacturing An Agricultural Bag

US Patent:
4424051, Jan 3, 1984
Filed:
Jan 26, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/342842
Inventors:
Richard H. Lee - Astoria OR
Steven R. Cullen - Astoria OR
Eddie H. Bailen - Omaha NE
David H. Rasmussen - Arlington NE
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Assignee:
Ag-Bag Corporation - Astoria OR
International Classification:
B31B 2302
US Classification:
493 37
Abstract:
In a method and apparatus for manufacturing two-ply agricultural storage bags, two supplies (36, 38) of flexible tubular materials are positioned on opposite sides of feed wheels (26) mounted on a generally cylindrical frame structure (24). The inner material (36a) from the first supply (36) extends through the frame (24) and outwardly around the feed wheels (26). The outer material (38a) from the second supply (38) extends around the feedwheels (26) in surrounding engagement over the inner material (36a). Actuation of the feedwheels (26) effects simultaneous advancement of the materials (36a, 38a) around the frame (24) so that a bag can be collected at the lower end of the frame.


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Method And Apparatus For Manufacturing An Agricultural Bag

US Patent:
4522615, Jun 11, 1985
Filed:
Oct 24, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/544496
Inventors:
Eddie H. Bailen - Omaha NE
David H. Rasmussen - Arlington NE
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Assignee:
AG-Bag Corporation - Astoria OR
International Classification:
B31B 2302
US Classification:
493 37
Abstract:
In a method and apparatus for manufacturing two-ply agricultural storage bags, two supplies (36, 38) of flexible tubular materials are positioned on opposite sides of feed wheels (26) mounted on a generally cylindrical frame structure (24). The inner material (36a) from the first supply (36) extends through the frame (24) and outwardly around the feed wheels (26). The outer material (38a) from the second supply (38) extends around the feedwheels (26) in surrounding engagement over the inner material (36a). Actuation of the feedwheels (26) effects simultaneous advancement of the materials (36a, 38a) around the frame (24) so that a bag can be collected at the lower end of the frame.


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William Johnson - O'Fallon, IL

Work:
Memorial Hospital and Care Center
Clinical Pharmacist
OSF, St. Francis Medical Center - Peoria, IL
Clinical Pharmacist
Education:
Creighton University - Omaha, NE
Doctor of Pharmacy
Drake University - Des Moines, IA
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
McKendree University - Lebanon, IL
Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry


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Agricultural Bag Filling Machine

US Patent:
D320800, Oct 15, 1991
Filed:
Sep 26, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/248565
Inventors:
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Mervin E. Aurand - Adrian MO
Assignee:
Rand Farm Systems, Inc. - Adrian MO
US Classification:
D15 27


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Animal Feed Bagging Apparatus

US Patent:
4949633, Aug 21, 1990
Filed:
Jan 30, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/304418
Inventors:
William C. Johnson - Omaha NE
Mervin E. Aurand - Adrian MO
Assignee:
Rand Farm Systems Inc. - Adrian MI
International Classification:
A01F 2516, B65G 304
US Classification:
100 65
Abstract:
A livestock feed bagging machine includes a wheeled chassis having a feed stock receiving trough extending transversely across the front. An auger in the trough distributes the feed stock to a toothed drum which forces ground feed stock through comb fingers into a compression and shaping compartment. Compacted feed stock moves from the compression and shaping compartment through a feed stock discharge section into a flexible bag. An adjustable brake retards the movement of the chassis in a controlled reactive response to the discharge of feed stock into the bag.