Bank of Scottsdale marks first year assets triple growth
Bank of Scottsdale completes its first year with assets rising to 4.7 million from 1.5 million initial capital. Deposits total 3.8 million as CEO Neil Manahan highlights informal service, personalized access, and local lending to firms including Thunderbird Air Park.
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Michael Ellis
Bank of Scottsdale
Neil Manahan
Fred Hervey
Circle K Corporation
Dale Anderson
Glover W. Beeny
R. D. Searles
Manahan
Scottsdale
Ann van der Ven
American Bank of Commerce
Fei Paso
Tex
Manshan
Century Life Insurance
Scottsdale and Armour Dial
Thunderbird Air Park
U.S
Circle K
Inventories Rise Amid Holiday Stockpiling
The Commerce Department reported US inventories at all levels rose by 1.9 billion dollars in October, the third straight monthly gain and the largest since last December. Analysts interpret the jump as merchants stocking up for the holiday shopping season, reversing a period of pronounced inventory liquidation since World War II.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Perlman Reelected President of SAM Scottsdale
Pharmacist Donald Perlman has been reelected president of the Scottsdale Associated Merchants SAM. New officers include J Lee Nice first vice president Ray Parrish second vice president Bud Sampson and Brian Hodson secretary with Dick Yavitt treasurer. Board members named Irwin Auerbach Lee Bridges Don Brooks Duke Fox Will Gill Rick Golding Tilton Keefe Sherman Leibovitz Joe Mankowich Pat Riding Sandy Sanderson Ray Silverman Dean Spurgeon and Harold Ziskin.
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Scottsdale Associated Merchants
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Perlman
Adobe Pharmacy
J. Lee Nice
Nice Realty
Ray Parrish
Bud Sampson
Rental City
Brian Hodson
Hodson's of
Scottsdale
Dick Yavitt
CPA
Irwin Auerbach
Startup
Century 21 Realty
Lee Bridges
Gemstones West
Don Brooks
Don’s Sports Shop
Duke Fox
Scottsdale Travelodge
Will Gill
Arcadia Liquors
Rick Golding
Doubletree Inn
Tilton Keefe
Keefe Realty Appraising Co
Sherman Leibovitz
Mastell Cleaners
Joe Mankowich
Sandy’s Novelties
Pat Riding
del Camino Nurseries
Sandy Sanderson
J.R. Sanderson Realty and Investment
Ray Silverman
Paradise Valley Guest Ranch
Dean Spurgeon
Paul Dean
Commodity Closings From Market Notes
Commodity closings from Madda Trading Company list London gold at 137.35 down 0.25, IMA Dec gold 137.50 down 0.50, copper 52.5 cents, Dec wheat 3.214, Dec corn 27.504, Jan soybeans 4.454, Dec live cattle 46.25 down 0.12, Dec five hogs 50.20 down 1.02, pork bellies 70.15 down 2.00, eggs 3.05 down 0.02, Maine potatoes 10.24 up 0.45, plywood 145.80 down 4.10, cotton 60.68 up 0.15, sugar 13.88 up 0.39. Market not closed on above items.
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Ford to raise base car prices after cost increases
Ford Motor Co will lift base prices on cars by about 2.2 percent or 97 dollars next month with option equipment up about 1.6 percent. Light truck prices rise roughly 2.8 percent or 123 dollars. The increases, effective for models on or after Jan 5, aim to cover higher labor and materials costs including safety equipment.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
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