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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1974

Page

5

S&L Execs Named to 1974 US League Committees

Fifteen Phoenix area executives join United States League of Savings Associations committees for 1974. Appointments announced by George B. Preston. Members include leaders from First Federal, Greater Arizona, Southwest and Western Savings and Loan Associations. Legislative Committee also lists Driggs, Driggs, Ortwine, Murphy and Leonard.

Chicago Phoenix Area Savings and Loan United States League of Savings Associations George B. Preston West Palm Beach Florida League Eugene M. Mortlock Paradise Valley — International Development Committee William Fencken First Federal Savings and Loan Association Gene E. Rice Sergei N. Klimov First Federal Savings and Loan Association —Service Corporations Maxwell E. Greenberg Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association Robert E. Lass Fslic Law and Regulations Paul R. Madden Savings and Loan Association Frank D. Ortwine Southwest Savings and Loan Association Service Corporations Gary Driggs Western Savings and Loan Association Capital Stock and Housing Environments Jack Lake Thomas J. Lang U.S. League Junius E. Driggs Douglas H. Driggs Gordon D. Murphy George E. Leonard

Caplan to Speak at Scottsdale Accounting Meeting

Edwin H. Caplan of the University of New Mexico will address the Scottsdale area chapter of the National Association of Accountants at its regular meeting on Tuesday. The session begins at 5 30 p m at the SunBurst Hotel with Caplan discussing The new certificate in management accounting.

Edwin H. Caplan University of New Mexico Scottsdale Area National Association of Accountants SunBurst Caplan

Motorola Chief Galvin to Speak at ASU Business Dinner

Robert W. Galvin chairman of Motorola Inc will be the main speaker at the Dean’s Advisory Council spring meeting of the ASU College of Business Administration He has held top posts at Motorola since 1956 and chairs its board He also serves as director of Harris Bank and various industry and educational groups and will address 21 chief executives from Valley firms at the Paradise Valley Country Club dinner.

Motorola Inc Arizona State University College of Business Administration Robert W. Galvin Motorola Homestead of the Paradise Valley Country Club Galvin Harris Trust and Savings Bank Electronic Industries Association Junior Achievement of Chicago Illinois Institute of Technology University of Notre Dame ASU Business Glenn D. Overman College of Business Administration Valley Business Organizations

Market close snapshot shows mixed NYSE quotations

The page lists numerous securities with varied percentages and prices, highlighting closing quotations across many equities. Notable entries include IBM, RCA, Texaco, and Kroger among others, with fluctuating percentages indicating mixed performance for the session.

Commodities close with mixed gains and losses

Summary of today’s commodity prices from Fred Schaffer of Bache & Co. Inc. May silver at 4.91 3, up 23 cents per ounce. May soybeans 55.5, down 3 percent. June cattle 46.97 per cwt down. June eggs 41.70 per dozen down 1.90 cents. May coffee 69.00 down 2.30 cents. May plywood 136.30 up 4.30 per thousand sq ft.

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Dow Jones Averages End Higher Amid Mixed Trading

The Dow Jones indices posted gains with transports and utilities rising while overall volume traded reached about 14.53 million shares. Industrial and stock sectors showed modest upward movement in today’s close.

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