Phoenix Tucson show higher occupancy but steady housing decline
Arizona Progress reports Phoenix and Tucson occupancy rates rose slightly above 1963 and 1964 levels while overall residential activity fell. New housing permits reached 5 700 in Phoenix and 1 954 in Tucson, with single family unit values rising from 9 427 to 11 347 in Phoenix and 9 931 to 15 119 in Tucson. Multiple unit values varied, and multiples remained about one third of total housing built in both cities.
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Prinicip
Phoenix
Tucson
Flagstaff
Prescott
Chandler Globe
Winslow
Arizona Progress
Valley Bank
Io- Phoenix
Federal rule to pay full value for land in highway projects
The U S government urges states to offer full fair market value to property owners in highway paths and to document offers in writing before condemnation. Owners must be contacted personally and informed of legal options if they reject offers, aiming to curb underpaying tactics.
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Washington
UPI
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Public Roads
Earnings rise for Arizona Public Service in three months
Arizona Public Service reports earnings per share of 0.37 for the quarter ended March 31 1966 up from 0.30 a year earlier led by increased revenues despite higher operating costs and fixed charges. For the year to March 31 1966 earnings were 1.40 per share versus 1.46 a year earlier.
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Arizona Public Service Company Common
Walter T. Lucking
Lucking
John Jacobs
Jacobs
Arizona House“ Representatives
Arizona Public Service
C. W. Bond
E. Ray Cowden
J. H. Deaderick
Lloyd E
Firm Buys Midwest Exchange Seat
The Phoenix based firm of Young Smith and Peacock Inc has purchased a seat on the Midwest Stock Exchange. The seat will be named for Young.
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Young,?Smith,& Peacock, Inc
Midwest Stock Exchange
Young
Sisters to Discuss Personal Trusts at Scottsdale Meeting
Sisters plan to meet John Casey of the First National Bank trust department to discuss Benefits to be derived from Personal Trusts at the Scottsdale Multiple Listing Service gathering. The 7:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting at Papago Lanes lists Rocky Camp of American Title & Trust Co. as program chairman.
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John Casey
Trust Department
The
First National Bank
Scottsdale
Papago Lanes
N. Scottsdale Rd
Rocky Camp
American Title & Trust Co
Milt's Plans New Scottsdale Store In Industrial Center
Milton Cohen, president, announced purchase of eight acres at Hayden Road and McKellips in Scottsdale Industrial Center for a 50,000 square foot Milt's store. The site will include parking for the remainder and create about 100 jobs serving Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa. Cohen opened the first store on East Van Buren Street in Phoenix in 1956 and now runs two existing locations.
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Milt’s
Hayden Rd
McKellips
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Milton Cohen
Cohen
E .van Buren St
Phoex
Home improvement boom and financing growth in 1966
William M. Wolfson of Peoples National Fund notes the home improvement market could hit 15 billion dollars in 1966 as prefabricated products cut remodeling costs. He cites consumer credit rising above 82 billion with a projection over 100 billion by 1970 and says only five percent of one to four unit homes account for half of spending.
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William M. Wolfson
Peoples National Fund, Inc
Wolfson
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