Western business outlook improves for Q2 1974
Prudential survey shows western businessmen expect higher activity in the next three months despite energy shortages. In the West 68 percent foresee an uptick from Q1 to Q2 1974, 13 percent see no change and 19 percent a decline, with Southern California Arizona Nevada showing 69 percent up. Agriculture and extractive sectors lead optimism with 94 percent expecting Q2 volume above last year.
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Progress hosts advertising clinic with Van Osten speaker
Stephen Van Osten of the National Advertising Bureau will headline a Progress sponsored retail advertising clinic on April 12 at the Sheraton Inn in Scottsdale. The 90 minute session starts at 8 a.m. with eight topics and a Continental breakfast.
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International effort urged to save world economy says ABA chief
Rex J. Marthland of the American Bankers Association told the Mexican Bankers Association annual meeting that nations must pull together to avoid a 1930s-style recession. He warned inflation and oil and food shortages will test economies through the decade and stressed careful handling of monetary policy and exchange rates.
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New York Stock Exchange Closing Quotations Summary
NYSE closing quotations show mixed gains and losses across major blue chips and industrials. Notable standings include Alcoa, Ampex, and Boeing with varied percentages, while firms like Coca Cola and Colgate remain solid performers, reflecting broad market fluctuations.
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Commodity closings report from market desk
Closing prices listed by Fred Schaffer of Bache & Co. Inc show silver at 5.93 up 0.21, patina 251.61 up 9.60, copper May 1.28 up 0.02, corn May 2.68 up 0.10, wheat May 4.17 1/2 up 0.20, soybeans 5.87 up 0.07, cattle Apr 41.12 down 0.30, hogs 33.55 up 0.90, eggs 42 up 1.19, potatoes 17.15 up 0.48, cocoa 30 down 0.02, coffee 73.70 unchanged, plywood unchanged.
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Dow Jones Averages Update At Market Close
At 3 P M the Dow Jones averages show gains across major indices with the industrials up 9.46, transports up 1.78, utilities up 0.32, and the overall Dow Jones at 856.07. Trading volume reaches around 9,000,000 shares.
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Scottsdale Insurance Association selects 1974 75 officers
The Scottsdale Association of Independent Insurance Agents chose Charles E. Sharer of Scottsdale Circle Insurance Agency as president for 1974 75. Paul D. Koehler of Olliver Pilcher of Scottsdale Insurance was named vice president and Howard Ryan of Beattie and Ryan Insurance, Inc. became secretary treasurer.
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Boss of the Year named Larry Malenfant in Phoenix area
Larry Malenfant of 3208 North 83rd Street has been chosen as Boss of the Year by the Phoenix Life Insurance Cashiers and Office Managers Association. Malenfant is a general agent for Midland Mutual Life and president of Executive Consultants Inc a consulting firm specializing in employee benefits.
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Phoenix Life Insurance Cashiers’ and Office Managers’ Association
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