Valley National Bank reports all time high deposits loans and resources
Valley National Bank of Arizona posts year end 1967 deposits 1 134 054 303 up 11 percent loans 782 672 588 up 8 48 percent and resources 1 332 095 156 a record to bolster its status as a top Rocky Mountain bank. Capital funds 83 308 808 at year end 1967 up from 81 538 191 in 1966. Net earnings 9 053 971 or 1.24 a share on 7 305 934 shares. President Earl L Bimson cites 13.8 million rise in state and municipal securities lifting portfolio over 111 097 748. Municipal activity to continue expanding.
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National Bank of Arizona
Valley Bank
Rocky Mountain States
Bimson
Arizona
Arizona employment forecast for 1968 from state director
Maricopa County will lead Arizona in a 1968 employment rise of 5 percent, with total payrolls averaging 571,400 and nonagricultural jobs up by 23,600. Mining, manufacturing, and services drive gains, while agriculture softens. Maricopa County expected to average 332,200 workers, a 13,600 rise.
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Charles A. Boyle
Arizona State Employment Service
Arizona
Boyle
Maricopa County
Bank personnel changes and awards in Arizona finance
Len z named Central District Coordinator for First National Bank of Arizona and Turner Rogers named director of Employment and Training Department replacing Lenz. Lenz, a Wisconsin native, joined the bank in 1949 and rose to VP before moving to the department in 1967. Arizona Bank reports 1967 net earnings of 1,691,664 and per share 2.18 with deposits at 280,751,910 at year end. Leon Chase promoted to deputy comptroller of Arizona Bank.
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Norman
Leon D. Chase
E. Hubbell
Arizona Bank
Chase
The
University of South Dakota
Five Scottsdale residents graduate from Motorola executive institute
Five Scottsdale residents completed the Motorola Executive Institute third class in Vail Arizona. Graduates include Thomas J. Connors Ted Benedict Charles Estes George Gaston and Armé Lesk. Elmer H. Wavering presented diplomas at the commencement held this morning.
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Scottsdale
Motorola Executive Institute
Motorola’ Semiconductor Products
Charles Estes
Foothill Drive
Motorola Government Electronics
Aerospace Center
George Gaston
Motorola Government-Electronics
Armé Lesk
BE. Execter Blvd
Motorola Semiconductor ‘Products
Rancho del Lago
Golden Cup Award Given to Safari and Lutes Scottsdale
The Pan American Coffee Bureau awarded Safari 4601 N Scottsdale and Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy 141 S Old Scottsdale Rd the 1967 Golden Cup for serving a quality cup of coffee. Only 404th and 465th establishments nationwide earned the honor this year.
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New York
Safari
N. Scottsdale
Lute
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Scottsdale Rd
Coffce Brewing Center
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
United States
Canada
Coffee Brewing Center
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Brill
Salmi
N. Scottsdale Rd
VNB
Earl L. Bimson
American Institute of Banking
Maricopa
Drinkwater
Pics Blvd
John Gannis Liquors
Camelback Rd
Brand Names Foundation
W. Ry
Montgomery
Theeboard
David A. Dennerline
N. 82Nd St
Valley National “Bank
28Th St
Washington
Phoenix
Dennerline
Santa Rita’ Mountains
Tucson
William J. Bakrow
Bakrow
Institute
Free Enterprise
Motorola
America
Elmer’ H. Wavering
Motorola Inc
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Lute’s
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