Credit indemnity losses surge as business failures rise
New York report from Allen Dilworth of American Credit Indemnity Co notes 1974 insolvencies up 11 percent and dollar liabilities up 48 percent. Past due collections increased 10 percent in number and 25 percent in dollars, with January 1975 figures up 27 percent and 32 percent respectively.
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Credit insurance firms tighten grip amid rising defaults
A late industry report pegs fire loss at 3.7 billion with up to 1 billion suspected arson. Dilworth notes slow collections push costs up and force borrowing, shrinking credit indemnity coverage. Suppliers face stricter underwriting and guidance to curb risky accounts. consumer credit is largely uninsured. The Insurance Information Institute and police have warned of more arson in recent months.
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More officers seek early retirement
NEW YORK officers from the military and navy are increasingly retiring early and seeking jobs in industry and academia. Booz Allen & Hamilton senior VP J Robert Harman notes reduced defense spending and disillusionment drive the trend, with graduates and those aligned with civilian government finding post service options easier.
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Tucson merger battle pits locals against bank consolidation
A federal decision due within two months will rule on the proposed merger of Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co and First National Bank of Arizona. Tucson leaders Mayor Lewis Murphy and Supervisor Ron Asta opposed the plan, cautioning it would concentrate deposits and steer growth decisions to Phoenix. Bank officials argued the merger would cut costs and expand lending and services, with a written report to the Comptroller of Currency.
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Progress announces four major Scottsdale Daily Progress staff appointments
Gil Johnson, 26, named news editor and previously acting editor. Liz Coup named women's editor. Cheryl Crooks named entertainment editor. Lon Miller named business and real estate editor. Johnson joins from Yuba City Daily Independent Herald and UPI. Coup is Indiana native with MSU degree. Crooks worked at Palm Beach Times and Arizona Republic. Miller NAU graduate ex Prescott Courier staff.
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Morton Warns of 2000 Shortages in Metals and Water Demand
U.S. Interior Secretary Rogers C B Morton warns that by 2000 America could face a starvation diet of raw metals and water without new mineral and water resources. He cites aluminum demand eightfold copper fourfold chromium 2.5 times phosphorus triple and uranium up 15 times as nuclear power grows.
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Commodity Closings Roundup From London to Chicago
Today's closing commodity prices show gold up with London at 175.00 and MM Mar at 177.40. Silver at 4.42, copper closed, wheat 4.04 1/4, corn 3.0934 down 2. soybeans 5.85 down 14 cents. Cattle 33.60, hogs 39.77, pork bellies 62.20, eggs 49.4 cents, Maine potatoes 3.35, treet 120.50, sugar closed. market not yet closed on some items.
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