Thorny Warren Builds Business By People Pleasing Service
Thorny Warren a Scottsdale retailer and real estate broker runs Proudlove Hardware at 7041 E Indian School Rd. He credits service for success, recalling past real estate earnings and describing his daily jam of customers. He often phones suppliers or visits rivals to fulfill shopper needs.
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Scottsdale
Thorny Warren
Thorny
Proudlove Hardware
Indian School Rd
Phoenix
Valley
Thornton L. Warren
Paul
Ralph Proudlove
Ralph
Mary Jo
Pinetop
Arizona economy picks up in 1971 and may grow in 1972
A Valley National Bank monthly report says Arizona’s economy recovered from 1970 slowdown with about 30,000 new jobs in 1971 and rising population and personal income. Personal income rose to 7.8 billion in 1972 projected, with per capita income at 4 125. manufacturing output near 2.4 billion in 1971 and potentially 2.65 billion next year as retail activity recovers. Tourism and travel brought 600 million in 1971, up from 565 million in 1970, though consumer restraint limited growth. a brighter year is anticipated with the opening of major conventions.
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Arizona
Valley National Bank
Arizona Economic Growth Boosted by New Spending in 1970
Researchers say bright centers in Tucson and Phoenix plus a major convention opened new spending, adding about 50 million dollars to the state economy. Mineral production, led by copper, exceeded 1 billion dollars in 1971.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Arizona
Food costs rise in Maricopa County in December 1971
The Bureau of Business and Economic Research at Arizona State University reports a 1.4 percent increase in retail food costs for December 1971 in Maricopa County. The index value reached 111.0, meaning $11.10 buys the same basket of foods that cost $10 in 1967. November 1971 required $10.96 and one year earlier $11.01. Officials note increases include agricultural commodities exempt from price controls.
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Maricopa County
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Arizona State University
First National Bank of Arizona
Groundwork laid for momentous changes future year
An analyst lays out a broad forecast amid 1971’s backdrop. He references Kent State My Lai and Vietnam era stress while predicting domestic and global shifts. He notes economic pressures, wage and price controls, and a hopeful view toward diplomacy and planning for 1972. He envisions more discussion, understanding, and collective progress.
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Jack H. Oreck
Campo and Company
Kent State
My Lai
Medina
Calley
DMZ
Thieu
da Nang
Laos
Cambodia
Germany
Japan
U.S
Ex-resident promoted to director at Revco
Peter G. Doyle, Scottsdale native and Arizona State University alumnus, named director of systems and services for Revco Discount Drug Centers. He will oversee development and implementation of Revco in-house computer systems as part of his new role.
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Peter G. Doyle
Scottsdale
Revco Discount Drug Centers
Doyle
Arizona State University
Ryan Evans Drug Co
Phoenix
Revco
First National Bank
Rowland F. Kernrumph
E. Sells Dr
Turney E. Buck
Dutchman Dr
Korrrumph
Arizona
Market Outlook For 1972 From Bache & Co Dominant Yet Uncertain
Bache and Co analysts say 1972 will be shaped by a Phase II control framework and U.S. administration efforts to boost international competitiveness. They expect an improving but cautious market tone, with liquidity from monetary policy and emphasis on services finance and consumer sectors as the economy gradually recovers.
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Bache & Co
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
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Ea Sweeo
Broadway Plaza
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Tempe
John A. Shaidnagle
Cambridge
Metropolitan ‘Life
Shaidnagle
Camelback District
Kenneth Lottick
E. Medlock Dr
Hawaii
Kmeo Am-Fm Radio
Phyllis Brown
Mortgage Loan Division
Greater Arizona Savings
N. Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Main St
Chamber
James J. Emma
Hewlett, N.Y
Bank of America
Emma
Papago Plaza
Korriumph
Buck
Christian Science Testimony Meetings
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Fifth Avenue
KMEO
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