Bank Securities reports record first quarter 1976 highs
Bank Securities Inc. announces a record first quarter 1976 with total resources at 298,744,904, up 11.99 percent from 266,756,726 a year earlier. Deposits reached 257,938,708, an 11.77 percent rise from 230,774,912. President and CEO T A Bonnell will present at the stockholders meeting detailing these figures and the bank holding group's statewide holdings including First State Bank and American Bank of Commerce.
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Alamogordo
T.A. Bonnell
Cheif
First State Bank
American
Bank Securities, Inc
Unser Regional Complex planned for West Side Albuquerque
An application has been filed with the City of Albuquerque for a June hearing before the Environmental Planning Commission to approve the Unser Blvd Regional Complex. The project spans 99 acres bounded by 86th Street, Central Ave, Eucariz SW, and Stinson, with land assembled by Stribling and Associates and several investment groups. The plan calls for a multi service regional center including shopping, a financial center, medical facilities, offices, and 1000 to 1200 apartments, tied to Unser Blvd and I-40 access, involving local landowners including Al and Bobby Unser and benefiting Atrisco Business Park and Westland Development. University Heights Hospital holds a 15-acre option within the site and is evaluating needs to serve the West Side and Southwest Valley. Development hinges on growth pace and regional infrastructure improvements such as the Bridge Boulevard overpass and connections to Central Avenue and Unser Boulevard.
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Albuquerque
Environmental Planning Commission
Unser Blvd
Bobby Unser
86Th Street
Central Ave
Eucariz
S.W
Stinson
Unser
78Th Street
Coors Road
84Th
Bridge
Atrisco Business Park
Westland, Development Co., Inc
University Heights Hospital
University Blvd
N.E
Bridge Blvd
Brown
West Side
Central
Sibling
Grants
I-40
Skylight Galleries Opens in Old Town Quarters
Skylight Galleries moves from east Central to new quarters in Old Town. Sally Harrington remodeled the second floor at 323 Romera, N.W. Bancos line the walls for a sit-down viewing of hanging art by prominent and emerging Southwestern artists in varied media.
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East Central
Old Town
Sally Harrington
Plazacla la Sombra
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Unser Boulevard
Rio Rancho
Foodway
Gertrude Poirier
Bank of Commerce
Bank Securities
Sidiaries
Tom Strebling
Art‘Brown
Romera
N.W
Southwestern