Local Executives Appointed To Banking and Service Posts
John W. H. Gushee was named vice president and manager of The Arizona Bank's new national accounts department. Gene R. Sunderman promoted to Scottsdale branch manager for Avco Financial Service. Robert L. Jungels marks 35 years at Mountain Bell. Bruce Johannes becomes public relations director at Hallcraft Homes Phoenix. Teddy Bowers joins Kiva Floors as interior designer. Mrs. Virginia Hamsher named Manpower Inc Phoenix manager to lead temporary staffing for peak periods and special projects.
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John W. H. Gushee
Feceritly
Arizona Bank
Gushee
Bank
Park Central
Phoenix
Gene
R. Sunderman
Scottsdale
Avco Financial Service
N. Scottsdale Rd
Sunderman
Anager
Robert L. Jungels
B. McKinley
Mountain Bell
Chicago
Ajo
Bruce Johannes
Hallcraft Homes, Inc
Camelback Road
22Nd Sweet
Virginia Hamsher
Manpower Inc
N. Brown Ave
Homsher
Inflation versus unemployment a growing economic dilemma
Dr John E LaTourette of SUNY Binghamton argues in Arizona Business Bulletin that even with controls the United States faces an inherent inflationary bias in its economic structure. He warns the long run is not encouraging if unemployment is reduced and price stability is pursued at the expense of vulnerable groups.
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John—E.latourette
State University of New York
Binghamton
Arizona Business Bulletin
Arizona State University” Bureau of Business and Economic Research
New York
Value analysis among professional courses
Four night courses open to the adult professional community are offered next semester by the Department of Industrial Design at Arizona State University. Each carries two university credits and meets 6:40 to 8:30 p.m. in the Industrial Design and Technology Building. Courses include Value Analysis Monday Product Usage and Liability Tuesday Package Design Wednesday Professional Representation and Career Development Thursday. Registration is 6 to 8 tonight in the Moeur Administration Building.
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Department of Industrial Design
Arizona State University
Moeur
Department, of Industrial Design
New England Mutual Life Insurance General Agents Meet
The 64th annual meeting of New England Mutual Life Insurance Company General Agents Association will be held at Marriott Camelback Inn through Sunday. The four day gathering will include election of association officers and presentation of agency and individual awards for policy holders and agency achievements.
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
General Agents Association
Camelback Inn
Gales
Credit Seminar Offered by ASU Faculty and Banking Execs
Four Arizona State University professors and a senior vice president of Valley National Bank will lead a retail and commercial credit seminar from Wednesday through March 22. The eight week course, held 6:30 to 9 pm in the Center for Executive Development, ASU College of Business Administration, aims to expand credit knowledge covering policies strategies and legal implications. Enrollment requires a $55 fee and applications are being accepted.
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Arizona State University
the Valley National’ Bank
Yia
Center For Executive Development
ASU College of Business Administration
Bankruptcies rise after 1950, reach new highs in 1960s
A survey by the Family Economics Bureau of Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. notes bankruptcies surged almost 600 percent since 1950, with debts crossing the billion dollar mark. While headlines highlight elite cases like Penn Continent Railroad and DuPont, most filings affect common consumers, influencing higher interest rates and prices. The 1898 Bankruptcy Act era marked the start of consumer credit, and postwar era impulsive buying led to garnishments, attachments, and repossessions.
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Patra ‘Iten
Family Economics Bureaut
Northwestern
National Life Insurance Co
Penn
DuPont
Arizona adds 6,300 jobs in December totaling 720,000
Phoenix UPI reports employment in Arizona rose by 6,300 in December to 720,000. Retail trade added 4,300 new positions while agriculture grew by 400 to 39,200, led by Yuma County lettuce and lemon harvest activity near peak.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Bank board recommends 2 for 1 stock split
The board of directors of The Arizona Bank announced a recommendation to stockholders of a 2 for 1 split of the bank's outstanding common stock. The board also retired its intention to increase the annual dividend from 0.16 per share.
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Arizona Bank
Ane
Scottsdale Daily Progress Business Briefs February 1 1972
Scottsdale business items from the February 1 1972 edition note brief market movements and local commerce updates. Reading indicates small company notices and regional economic signals without detailed figures. The page highlights ongoing business activity in the Phoenix area.
Census report cites Maricopa income and county demographics
A 1970 census report from the U S Bureau of the Census shows Maricopa County average family income at 856, with $9,167 for the state overall. The county’s 843,166 residents include 3.8 percent foreign born and 12.0 percent native born with foreign born parents. About 30.8 percent of the labor force had moved counties or states, and 3 in 10 residents were in school growth.
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Maricopa
Tae
Bureau of the Census
Department’ of Com
Merce
Nsus
Scounty
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Mrs.Homsher
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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