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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1994
Page
16
A staff survey by HVS Executive Search finds managing directors of world class resorts earn an average base salary of 200,765. Marketing and finance vice presidents average 104,765 and 94,941 respectively. Independent resort managers earn about 32 percent more than chain affiliated managers.
Electronic City a broad line electronics and computer distributor announces a new Tempe store located at 1783 W University Dr Suite 131. The outlet focuses on computers data and telecom products and component parts serving the local market.
A mother and daughter team launched Nanny's Attic Antiques and Collectibles at 850 E Southern Ave Mesa offering buys and sells of antiques. Phone 964-1568.
The Flower Garden began business in November at 156 S. Mesa Drive Mesa in the former Craft Shop location. It offers traditional European and contemporary arrangements for all budgets and a selection of fresh flowers. Teleflora wire service is available. Phone 649-7255.
Credit unions spent an average of $4.95 per member on marketing in 1993, per Lemmontree Consulting Group's latest Credit Union Faxpoll. Ranging from $3.24 to $7.33 per member, marketing budgets averaged 0.09 percent of assets, with a 0.03 to 2 percent spread, slightly higher than 1991 figures from the same survey.
Sun Devil RV and Boat Storage at 1887 E Apache Blvd expands offerings with U-Haul truck and trailer rentals. Owner Robert E Becker cites U-Hauls international name and customer trust as key reasons, enabling the shop to provide a wide selection of equipment for moving household furnishings in the self moving market.
The Gary Hall Eye Surgery Institute in Phoenix has leased 4,400 square feet at First Financial Plaza in Mesa. The new office opens February 1.
The Small Business on roue at US West hosts an Arizona Entrepreneurs Seminar from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. January 25 at 5402 E. Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley. The seminar is free with reservations requested. Information: 1-800-234-5283.
Houston law expert recounts a sex case where a female employee secretly recorded daily sexual coercion by a government supervisor. The tapes revealed acts the supervisor denied, shifting power to the plaintiff and aiding the legal process despite concerns about organizational trust.
The book Breaking the Mold by Lotte Bailyn argues longer work hours boost perceived productivity but harm workers and family life. It cites IBM and Xerox programs, contrasts U S policies with Canada and Europe, and urges cultural change in companies, workers, and policy. A second book, Conquering Corporate Codependence by Carolyn Corbin, emphasizes self-reliance and career management amid shifting corporate expectations.
A reader asks about starting mornings with three Excedrin and Coca-Cola. Dr Smith warns this caffeine and aspirin load raises ulcer risk, noting small stomach ulcers common in analgesic caffeine users and urges stopping the habit.
The article notes a rise in violence and suggests joggers avoid carrying money at dawn. It advises joining a spa with round the clock access and a variety of equipment such as stationary bikes and stair steppers. The key is choosing a spa you will use regularly, with easy access and comfortable hours.
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