Bank appoints vice president and promotes executives
A. Mack Gilstrap named vice president of First National Bank of Arizona after joining in 1968. Mack E. Duett promoted to manager of central cash. he joined in 1959 after Marine Corps service. Scottsdale dealers and executives from Sovereign Industries also noted.
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A. Mack Gilstrap
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona
Scottsdale Boys Club
Scottsdale
City of
Mack E. Duett
Duett
Arizona State University
First National Bank
U._S. Marine Corps
Central Cash Department
Culver St
Sovereign Industries,Inc
Luke Browning
Granite Reef Rd
K. Allan Driggs
E. Granada
William L. Lockhart
Spur Circle
Borman to Speak at Arizona Products Dinner in Phoenix
Col Frank Borman, space veteran and UA alumnus, will keynote the Fourth Annual Arizona Products Dinner in Phoenix on March 3 at the Ramada Inn. The event, hosted by the Arizona Super Corporation, promotes Arizona manufacturers with tickets at 8.50 and ongoing Arizona Products Month through March.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Col
Frank _ Borman
Borman
Arizona Products
Ramada Inn
East van Buren
Arizona Super Corporation
ASC
Arizona Retail Sales Jump to 3.5 Billion in 1969
Arizona provinces report exceptional 1969 growth with total retail sales reaching 3.5 billion dollars, up 14.2 percent from 1968. The rise outpaced national gains in dollars while physical volume also increased, aided by higher prices, population growth, and tourism. Per capita sales rose dramatically, up 198 dollars versus a 46 dollar national gain.
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Arizona
Valley National Bank
Monthly
Arizona Progress
U.S
Motorola reports record 1969 sales and earnings highs
Motorola Inc. reports all time record sales of 873,224,220 and earnings of 33,792,573 for 1969 up 13 and 19 percent respectively. Fourth quarter sales reach 234,993,103 with earnings of 9,698,050. semiconductor division leads with over 35 percent sales gain and the communications division also grows. Chairman Robert W. Galvin cites diversification for near plan results amid auto and TV slowdowns.
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Chicago
Motorola Inc
Robert W. Galvin
Semiconductor
Green Stamp catalogs begin distribution in Scottsdale market
The 1970 S H Green Stamp merchandise Ideabook shows 180 pages and 1 950 items available with Green Stamps. Distribution started last week at Earl's Shoppers Market in Scottsdale.
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S&h
Scottsdale
Earl's
Wall Street outlook mixed as inflation fight drags markets
Wall Street firms say inflation news is gloomy but stocks price in pessimism. Spear & Staff notes volume rise and a rally that could stall if money markets sour. Standard & Poor's warns that a correction may come with disenchanted policy expectations while others see technical strength and improving advance-decline data.
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New York
UPI
Spear & Staff
Wall Street
Standard & Poor’s
E.F. Hutton Inc
Goodbody
Realistic guide to Mexico business discussed at AZ World Trade event
A trilateral panel at an Arizona World Trade Association dinner examined border dealings and benefits of doing business in Mexico. Jack H. Scott of General Industries Corp. highlighted new Nogales and Agua Prieta facilities, potential payroll growth, and the Tranco transformer acquisition moving to Arizona. Tom J. McSpadden spoke on border labor and tariffs. Byron C. Campbell reviewed Mexico’s economy and IMAN's role in executive development.
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Mexico
Arizona World Trade Association
Jack H. Scott
General Industries” “Corp
Phoenix
Industrias Generales de
General Industries,Corp
San Diego
Tom J. McSpadden
University of Hawaii
University of Vienna
Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
McSpadden
Byron
Campbell
Mexico City
Iman
Generation gap on Wall Street reshapes brokerage
Veteran trader Donald Gloisten notes a divide between the Old Street and New Street as MBAs and tech focus drive a potential structural shift in the brokerage industry. He cites Blythy & Company’s exit to INS as evidence of the changing landscape and predicts New Street will soon unify financial services.
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Gloisten
Glore Forgan Staats Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Wall Streets
Chicago
la Salle St
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Spring St
Los Angeles
Blythy& Company
I.N.S
Insurance Company of North America
Staggs to Rename Lynn Tech After Asset Transfers
Ralph E. Staggs is named new president of Lynn Tech Inc and transfers all stock of Staggs-Bilt Homes Inc to Lynn Tech. He owns 98 percent of Lynn Tech stock. A meeting will consider renaming the company to Staggs Enterprises Inc. Staggs-Bilt had 6.6 million in assets and 1.5 million in net worth at Oct 31, 1969, with eight residential projects in Phoenix area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Swanson
E. Redwing
Aid Association For Lutherans
G Pt V. Krampien
AAL
United States
Canada
Ralph E. Staggs
Lynn. Tech, Inc
Staggs-Bilt Homes Inc
Lynn Tech, Inc
Staggs Enterprises,Inc
Staggs
Staggs-Bilt ‘Homes, Inc
Phoenix
Valley National Bank approves 16 cent dividend
The Valley National Bank of Arizona declares a regular first quarter cash dividend of 16 cents per share payable March 13 to shareowners of record at the close of business March 2, 1970. The total payout totals 1,286,006 dollars on 8,037,543 shares outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley National Bank of Arizona
Arizona Bank Declares First Quarter Dividend
The Arizona Bank board approves a 28 cent per share dividend for stockholders of record as of March 5 1970. The payout reflects the bank’s ongoing earnings and shareholder return policy.
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The
Arizona Bank. Board of Directors
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Tempe
Arla Jo Greene
Northern Arizona University
NAU
Valley National Bank Research Department
Motorola
Avis
Avie Rente
Plymouth
Davis Rent A Car System, Inc
ITT
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Wall Street Charter
Scott’s Company
Nogales
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Dow- Jones
Martapa
N.Y. Stock Exchange Industrial Index
By Donald G. Gloisten
Ajack
Twensisine
McDowell Rds
Harrys
Papago Plaza
Scottsdale &McDowell Rds
Bank Americard
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Varkways
LUC Leather Goods
Papago
Central
Mister R
Bonafide
Famous Brands
VNB
Arizona Bank
Cordon’s Barber Shop
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