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200306033 200410661 GENERAL DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY OF DELBERT B. BATTLES I, Delbert B. Battles, of Grand Island, Nebraska designate my wife, Delores O. Battles of Grand Island, Nebraska, as my attorney -in -fact (subsequently called agent). If my agent ceases to act due to death, incapacity, or resignation, I appoint my son, David L. Battles, of Lincoln, Nebraska as successor agent. My agent shall have the following authority: My agent may do everything necessary in my name and for my benefit which I could do if I were personally present and able. It is my intention that my agent may perform any act and exercise any power, duty, right or obligation that I could perform or exercise. Such authority is intended to relate to any person, transaction or interest concerning real and personal property, including intangible property interests, in which I now have an interest, and property in which my interest is subsequently acquired. I empower my agent to delegate authority to others. The following powers are illustrative of my agent's authority; they are not intended to be exclusive: 1. To acquire, encumber and dispose of any interest of mine in real or personal property upon such terms as my agent determines to be appropriate. 2. To hold, invest, lease and otherwise manage any interest of mine in real or personal property; to recover possession of property by lawful means; and to maintain, protect, insure, move, store, report, rebuild, alter, or improve any of that property. 3. To acquire and dispose of any interest that I have in stocks, bonds, other securities, and government investments, including Treasury bills, bonds and notes. 4. To transact every kind of business including the collection, payment, and settlement of all amounts and interests receivable by me or payable by me or to me. 5. To make, endorse, execute, deliver and receive deeds, 'assignments, contracts, checks, drafts, notes, receipts, releases and any other written instruments that may be necessary. This power expressly includes the authority to endorse and collect obligations of the United States Government or any other governmental Initials 11