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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1971

Page

3

Local inventor markets nonlethal flashlight weapon

Ralph Mangels, a wheelchair user with 53 patents pending, develops a 20 foot nonlethal chemical irritant flashlight. The $30 device, produced by Tech Plastics in Tempe, will be sold to gun shops and selected distributors under Guardlite and Chemlite brands. Mangels plans further hospital equipment projects while noting ethical concerns over lethal weapons. DACO Safety Products markets the device with distributors in Phoenix and Tucson.

Larry Riis Ralph Mangels Ata Is Hospital United States Whio Worden Bill Douglas Daco Safety Products, Inc Phoenix Tucson Guardlite Tech Plasticsiinnorth

Corporate Subchapter S benefits despite 1969 tax reform

The Arizona Society of CPAs notes that small businesses can still gain tax advantages under Subchapter S. Despite limits from the 1969 Tax Reform Act, many firms avoid corporate tax on earnings distributed as dividends and enjoy fringe benefits. A Phoenix College course on record keeping for small businessmen is announced.

Arizona. Society Accounta Isoering William G. Farr Arizona Society of Cpas Congress Subchapter S Nessiman Internal Revenue Service

Recruiting. Seniors at ASU face tougher job hunt

Tempe reports recession pinched employment, forcing firms to pause expansions and cut recruiting. About 111 companies canceled campus visits, interviews down by a quarter, and jobs offered during interviews shrinking. Aerospace firms cut most, while teaching opportunities rise for those willing to move. Independent surveys praise ASU graduates, but students must register early and plan carefully for career starts.

Tempe I State University Aerospace Menke

Scottsdale residents named to various Arizona boards

Bernie Bernstein of Scottsdale Gablighting and Joseph Maier of Arizona Laundry Center were chosen for the Blue Energy Institute of Arizona board. Arizona Sen. Sandi O'Connor joins the First National Bank of Arizona board as the bank's first female director. James W. Dreos Jr. is named general agent for Gulf Group Life Companies in the Scottsdale area. Shell Oil honors two Scottsdale residents for notable achievements and Charles Harmon joins Wilson Certified Foods King’s Club based on 1970 sales.

Bernie Bernstein Scottsdale Gablighting Joseph Maier Arizona Laundry Center, Inc Scottsdale Blues Energy Institute of Arizona Arizona Sandi‘ O’connor First National Bank of Arizona O’connor E. Denton Lane Paradise Valley John J.o’connor III James W. Dreos Jr Gulf Group Life Companies Dallas Texas Dreos Life Insurance Indianola Ave Charles Harmon Lewis Wilson King’s Club

Estate Planning Conference in Phoenix Led by Central Arizona Council

The Louissionaria Estate Planners host an all day meeting at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel this Saturday featuring James Casner of Harvard Law School. The program covers the Tax Act of 1969 and proposed changes to estate and gift tax laws. Registration is $20 for members and $25 for guests. reservations to 258-4901.

Louissionaria Estate Arizona Bilt‘more Central Arizona” Estate B. L. Hoogestraat CLU Jiames Casner Harvard Law School Casner The

Phoenix Ad Club names 1970 Man and Woman of the Year

Yale Simons a land developer and Miss Jake Rider a hospital survey official are named Phoenix Man of the Year and Phoenix Woman of the Year by the Phoenix Advertising Club. A banquet to honor them will be at the Det-Webb TowneHouse on Wednesday February 1 at 7 30 p.m. Tickets cost 9 50 each and can be bought by calling 943 4882 or writing to the Phoenix Ad Club P O Box 158 85001.

Phoenix Seventh Step Foundation Phoenix Man Phoenix Advertising Club Yale Simons Jake Rider Det-Webb

Arizona Public Service earnings rise in 1970

Arizona Public Service reports unaudited earnings per share of 1.73 for 1970 up from 1.65 in 1969. The gain is attributed to higher operating revenues of 13.3 million, with total year revenues of 144.873 million and construction expenditures of 46.692 million.

Arizona Stoc Jared Eeecipal

Junior Achievement Trade Fair at Phoenix Coliseum

A three day Junior Achievement Trade Fair in Phoenix features a temporary shopping center with products crafted by about 60 high school run companies since October. Hours are 6 to 10 pm Friday 10 am to 10 pm Saturday and noon to 8 30 pm Sunday. Admission is 1 dollar for ages 12 and up with free entry under 12. Entertainment includes Norm Heard and the Lederman Jazz Ensemble with continuous performances.

Coliseum Phoenix Norm Heard

Public relations firm formed in Phoenix

A new public relations firm, Joanne Patton & Associates, opens in Phoenix. Located in the First Federal Building at 3003 N Central Ave, the firm specializes in public relations counseling and campaign execution. Principals Joanne Patton and Ruth Nelmark bring extensive agency experience and have won 19 national awards in recent years.

Joanne ‘Patton Patton Patton Agency Nelmark

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