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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1975
Page
6
AP analyst notes statistical flukes mislead on growth and jobs. June payments show a 1.2 billion surplus while Q1 was higher. reserve basis shows a 1.6 billion deficit but improved from 3.3 billion. July retail sales rose 2.4 percent, yet real volume fell. inflation masks gains. Unemployment figures face questions about discouraged workers and methodology.
New York AP report notes Americans accept recurring economic rises and falls, with experts unable to forecast cycles accurately or even agree on their pattern. It cites President Ford urging saving amid recession and Commerce Secretary Dent calling recession fears misguided, as indicators hint at another cycle turn amid ongoing disagreement among authorities.
Donald E. Ruff vice president and manager at Scottsdale Valley National Bank plaza office will chair the small business firms for the 1976 Phoenix Scottsdale United Way drive. He will oversee over 4,500 firms during the September 2 to November 5 campaign. Liz Linnell named Arizona Sales Representative for Diners Club. She will be based in Phoenix and handle Diners Club sales.
A former Phoenix-Scottsdale resident with Diners Club in Denver for four years is noted. Paul D. Koehler of Scottsdale leaves Olliver Pilcher Insurance’s Scottsdale division Sept. 2 to run his father’s insurance business in Marshalltown Iowa. James F. Maher of Scottsdale, Mountain Bell general manager, is named by the White House as vice chairman of the Phoenix metropolitan office of the National Alliance of Businessmen to aid job opportunities for the disadvantaged.
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