Camelback Inn promotes Gettleman to convention coordinator
Paradise Valley catering manager Ronald L Gettleman has been named convention coordinator at Camelback Inn Scottsdale. General Manager Adam Byrd announced the promotion noting Gettleman joined after training in the Marriott Management Program and a U S Air Force release.
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Ronald L. Gettleman
Paradise Valley
Marriott
Camelback Inn
Adam Byrd
Gettleman
Camelback
S* Huston
United States Air Force
William F.lovebury
Valley National Bank
Indian Central
Valley Bank Plaza
VNB
Scottsdale
David A. Dennerline
Lovebury
Valley Bank
Alaska Pipeline Jobs Snafu Leaves 600 Stranded
Alyeska Pipeline spokesman John F. Ratterman warned that up to 600 workers rushing to Alaska for pipeline construction are stranded as no jobs exist yet. He said Nixon’s authorization faces legal hurdles and employment will come only through participating firms.
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Alaska
John F. Ratterman
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Ratterman
Nixon
New York Stock Exchange Summary Snapshot
A dense OCR listing shows intraday close data for numerous stocks on the New York Stock Exchange including Admiral, Aetna, Air Products, Allied Signal, Amphenol, Amoco, Amex, AmGen, Apple, Boeing, Coca Cola, DuPont, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Intel, Kodak, McDonald’s, Merck, Microsoft, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Walmart, and many others. The fragmentary data presents high, low, close, and change figures by company, with numerous ticker-like abbreviations and irregular formatting.
Wall Street Chatter on bear trap style rally
The market climbed last week in a light timid rally likened to a bear trap baited with bad news such as Watergate inflation energy shortages. Bears nibble at the bait while the trap may spring any moment. Standard & Poor's says rallies depend on tangible evidence of a policy change from Arabs.
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New York
UPI
Stafidard & Poor's Corp
Dow Jones Averages Close Higher on Broad Gains
The Dow Jones closing averages rose with the industrials, transports, and rails advancing. The industrial average gained 15.72 points to 846.76, the transports up 2.28 to 188.87, and the utilities up 0.87 to 93.37, with 65 stocks at 270.83, up 4.17. Total sales reached 13.93 million shares.
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Disney
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Lockheed
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American Exchange Stock Close Report
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange in New York end the trading day with final figures. Market activity listed includes top gainers and notable investors, reflecting closing values on the exchange.
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New York
API
American Stock Exchange
Public Service Speaker on Energy Crisis by Arizona APS Leader
Dr. E Kary of Arizona Public Service will address the Phoenix Chapter of the National Association of Accountants at Beefeater's Restaurant. He will discuss the energy crisis, resource scarcity, environmental decisions, and their public impact. He earned a Ph.D. in preventive medicine, an M.S. in public health, and a B.S. in physics mathematics. He joined APS in 1972 and has led programs monitoring radiation and particulate emissions at major US generating plants.
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Raymond “E. Kary
Environmental Management Department
Arizona Public Service
Phoenix
National Association of Accountants
Dr. Kary
APS
Drug abuse booklets offered for high school distribution
Area businessmen are asked to underwrite the cost and distribution of 50 cent drug abuse booklets for local high schools. Books available through Freddie Gage Crusade HQ at 5230 N Scottsdale Rd. Checks and orders via 994 5703 hotline. Gage, founder of Pulpit in the Shadows, will hold a Scottsdale crusade March 3 10 speaking at five high schools.
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Freddie Gage
Scottsdale Rd
Oo Gage
Houston
Tex
Scottsdale
Stocks advance on steady NYSE session
Stocks rose for a second straight session on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow climbed 12.91 to 843.95 and the S P 500 gained 0.90 to 94.34 as more than 900 issues advanced and about 400 declined on 1,736 issues traded. Total volume was around 14.5 million shares.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Gene Rice to address Delta Sigma Pi meeting at ASU
Gene Rice president of First Federal Savings of Arizona will address Delta Sigma Pi Sunday night at Arizona State University. He will speak on Management by Objectives at 8 p.m. in the Mohave Room Memorial Union on the ASU campus. The program is free and open to the public.
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Gene * Rice
First Federal Savings of Arizona
Delta Sigma Pi
Arizona State University
Rice
Mohave
Memorial Union
ASU
Accounting students to hear four paths in accounting
Tonight designated Student Activities Night by Phoenix Chapter No.43 of the American Society of Women Accountants hosts female accounting students from Valley colleges. Four members will speak on public, private, governmental, and educational accounting, followed by dinner at The Cornucopia, 5600 N. Central, 6:30 p.m.
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Phoenix
American Society of Women Accountants
Valley Colleges
Cornita E. Tilma
Main Lafrentz & Co
Laventhal, Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath
Marjorie Kniesel
Scottsdale
Clinic of Physicians & Surgeons of
Mesa
Lyle Smalley
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Diamond
Bill Schlader
Fashion
Schlader
Thomas Mall
Arizona
Schrader
Stephanie Peterson
Diamond’s
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Gary Driggs
Jon M. Huston
Leta M. Polson
Western
Fashion Square
Tempe
Tri-City
Chandler
Huston
John T. King
Southwest Forest Industries
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King
George H. Simonton
Atlas Hotels, Inc
Hughes Airwest
Irving T. Tague
Schlacter
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American Exchange
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Ne Buttes Gas
Carnat Cal Comptr
Aba
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USL
Paradise Alley Patrol
Kary
Gene Rice
Accounting Students
Mission of Arizona
Virginia Huntington
CPA
Department of Accounting
Cornucopia
N. Central
le Sarkbene Development Inc
Hayden & Jackrabbit
Verend Tan Assontote
Brownay
Aletaz Tpaone
Royal Moving Sale
Royal Copiers
Litton Industries
First ST
Royal Bond Copier
Royal Typewriter Company
First Street
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