Scottsdale Executive Office Park to Rise on McCormick Ranch
Construction to begin in March on the four phase Scottsdale Executive Office Park planned for McCormick Ranch. Phase one on 10 acres will cost about 6.5 million and house nearly 600 workers within 146000 square feet of open bay space. A second major project, a 23 million financial center, is planned nearby.
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Fred Hervey
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Prudential
Clarkson
Sheay Medical
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AIA
Scottsdale Executive Office Park
Stocks Slip As Trading Sluggish On Wall Street
NYSE stocks drifted lower with the Dow below 856 and the S&P 500 near 97. Volume remained steady as more issues declined than rose. Investors cited President Nixon's State of the Union and the Arab oil ministers' upcoming meeting as factors in cautious trading.
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Capital gains rules guide 1973 tax filings
This installment explains capital assets such as autos or home furnishings and how gains or losses are taxed. It covers hold-period definitions, 50 percent deductions, alternative tax calculations, loss carryovers, and head of household rules, with next topic noted as Child Care and Other Deductions.
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United Press International Securities
Dow Jones Averages Fall Across Sectors
The Dow Jones closing averages show declines with index values 380 Indus 855.55 down 6.77, 20 Trans 187.52 down 0.04, 15 Utils 93.21 down 0.86, and 65 Stocks 271.89 down 1.67. Sales on the day reached 14.02 million shares.
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Argus: Earnings Flat in 1974 but Prices Likely Rise
Argus Research Corp says the equity market stays weak due to unsettled monetary conditions worldwide. While earnings may be flat in 1974, they will perform better than most expect and stocks should generally rise through the year.
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Motorola announces major management realignment of four VP roles
Motorola Inc. reveals a management realignment with four corporate vice presidents reassigned. Carl E. Lindholm becomes vice president and director of corporate staff, reporting to Lindholm will long-range planning, marketing, public relations, and manufacturing and facilities. Homer L. Marrs is named vice president over Automotive Products and Consumer Products, with Government Electronics in Scottsdale reporting to him. Joseph F. Miller succeeds Lindholm as vice president and assistant in the Communications Division.
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William J. Weisz
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Schaumburg
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Chicago
Homer L. Marrs
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Honeywell to Cut 200 Jobs in Phoenix Plant
Honeywell Inc will reduce its Phoenix workforce of 4,500 by 200 workers within two weeks. The cuts result from design and production improvements made last year and increased experience in producing a large-scale computer, a company spokesman said.
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Phoenix
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