Local firm adapts amid defense slowdown in Arizona
Principal customer list includes Motorola Dickson Electronics AiResearch Sperry Rand and General Electric as Marks’ firm shifts from a defense focus to commercial work. Six workers on the job with new tools and hardware for a Mazma Copper project amid contract slowdown. The company traces to the 1962 purchase of Southwest Plating and the 1966 move to 22 E Fourth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Motorola
Dickson Electronics
AiResearch
Sperry Rand
General Electric
Marre Inc
Elevirds Shrome
Werks
Old Southwest Plating Company
E. Fourth St
Stock Market Outlook For 1972 From Gloisten
Donald G. Gloisten president of the Financial Institute of the West predicts a slower but improving stock market in 1972. He notes a May start to recovery with about 25 percent gains in popular averages and believes government policy and election dynamics may help markets, despite ongoing brokerage industry strains. He invites reader questions on the general market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald G. Gloisten
Gloisten
Financial Institute of the West
Washington
Nixon
White House
Happ
Th Financial Institute
Calif
E West
Spring St
Los Angeles
Arizona Economy Shows Growth Yet Slower Pace In 1970
The Valley Bank reports that 1970 saw high civilian employment and a 10.5 percent rise in personal income in Arizona. Manufacturing led gains but underperformed versus expectations while tourism mining and agriculture provided modest boosts. The VNB index rose 9.9 percent January to June but overall year growth slowed, with last half gains near CPI increases due to manufacturing cuts and layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Valley Bank
Bank promotes two Scottsdale men to top posts
United Bank of Arizona promotes Kenneth M. Myers to executive vice president and secretary, and Morton L. Monson Jr. to senior executive vice president overseeing administrative divisions. Lawrence D Lamb is named Phoenix leasing representative for David H. Murdock Development Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
United Bank of Arizona
Kenneth M. Myers
Myers
UB Financial Corp
Morton L. Monson Jr
Lawrence D-Lamb
Phoenix
David.h. Murdock Development, Co
Western Helium Wins ruling against Kerr-McGee request
The Arizona State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ruled Kerr-McGee cannot restrict production at the Eastern 21-1A Santa Fe well in Apache County. Western Helium, led by President R. Thoureén, may continue full helium gas production. The decision follows a Tucson hearing in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thoureén
Western
Hélium ” Corporation
Arizonia State
Commission
Apache County
Sedtsdale
Kerr-McGee Corporation
Tucson
Arizona Citrus Industry Surpasses 31 Million Economic Impact
The December Profile of Arizona reports Arizona’s citrus sector contributed 31 million to the state economy in 1969. Growth traces from 1911 irrigation genesis to 1930 grove expansion, with 6 million trees over 50,000 acres. Yuma and Maricopa counties dominate output with 98 percent of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Profile of
First National Bank of Arizona
Salt River
Yuma County
Maricopa County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marro Inc
Figtkorz Clefty Anl Patrick
Ey Ogvervunesan
Motus
Diekaon Electronics
By Gordon Robbins
Progress
Nider
Arizona Progress
N.Y. Stoge
Ronald Asay
Scottsdale Jaycees
Asay
N. 60Th St
Indian Bend Rd
The
Bank
sMonson
E. Cholla” Lane
Arizona Bankers Association
UCLA
Lamb
Western Helium
Kerr-McGee
Shell Illo
Southern
California
Pasadena.Ave
Gene York
O’malley’s
N. Scottsdale Rd
O’malley
el Paso
York
O’malleys-Scottsdale
O’malleys- Scottsdale
Monson
Ings
Valencia
Eureka
Lisbon
Florida
Earll
Southwest
Cady
16Th St
Thomas Rd
Gene
Boston
West Stetson Drive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!