Bank promotes two Earls and other promotions in Arizona
The Arizona Bank promotes two executives to assistant manager positions at Main and Osceola & Cypress offices. Earls Reynolds joined in 1980 with six years in finance and serves Paradise Valley Kiwanis. McCutcheon, with four years in finance, becomes assistant manager at Osceola & Cypress. James La Casse, ASU student, wins $100 ASU taxation scholarship from the Central Arizona Planning Council. Leonard Tiber becomes department store supervisor at Smitty’s in Scottsdale. Robert Swanson, AAL health insurance seminar attendee, notes AAL’s entry into the field.
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Earls W. Reynolds
Arizona Bank
Arizona
California
Paradise Valley Kiwanis
Gihané
Seatisdale
N. Terry. McCatchean
Misiager
Oenosi & Dypress
Unig
S ‘Finance Institution
Indiana
McCutcheon
E. van Buren
James P.la Casse
E. Minnezowa
Arizona State University
Central Arizona Planning Council
ASU
Jim Palmer
Smitty’s Department Store
Scottsdale
Inflation uncertainty and personal costs risk rising sharply
Gloisten of the Financial Institute of the West argues inflation will require government restraint on wages and prices. He projects dramatic future costs from continued inflation, including a $10,000 earnings example becoming $57,000 in 30 years and a $5,000 TV rising to about $3,000, highlighting the personal impact of monetary policy. He invites readers to mail questions to the institute.
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Donald G. Gloisten
Gloisten
Financial Institute of the West
England
Spring St
Los Angeles
Calif
SRP plans for growth and new power projects
Salt River Project outlines rapid growth through expanding generating capacity by 1.2 million kilowatts by 1979 and a broad environmental policy. The 1969 Navajo Power Project is set to deliver 21.7 percent of its 501,000 kw to SRP, with units phased from 1974 to 1976. Expansion includes Mohave and Four Corners units, hydroelectric upgrades, and a pumped storage facility, totaling over $70 million in construction.
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Salt River
SRP
Page
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Four Corners
Farmington
N.M
New Mohave
Nevada
Colorado River
Bullhead ‘City
Ariz
Panty Hose Poised for Popularity in Netherlands
Panty hose remain popular among Dutch women after 1969 sales show 75 million pairs sold in the Netherlands versus 57 million stockings. Manufacturers forecast the trend will continue even if mini skirts fade.
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Emmen
Netherlands
Nursery floor overhaul shocks Dees Day Nursery owner
Elizabeth Townsend of Dees Day Nursery in Mesa found Apache Flooring had completely refurbish the nursery floors while she was out recovering from a back injury. Dan Nash led the replacement with materials delivered by the firm after a customer reportedly told them of the need.
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Apache Flooring
Scottsdale Rd
Elizabeth Townsend
Dees Day Nursery
Mesa
Dan Nash
Four-week ASU workshop series for tax practitioners begins
Arizona State University College of Business Administration launches a four week series for tax practitioners led by discussion leaders from the tax profession. Sessions run Tuesdays 1 30 to 4 00 pm in Executive Seminar Room 119 with topics on the tax reform act and problems of corporations individuals farm and hobby losses real estate transactions and more. A $35 fee covers all four weeks and registration is by calling the Center for Executive Development at 965 3441.
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College of Business Administration
Arizona State University
David R. Frazer
Center For Executive Development
VICOM installs officers in Arizona chapter election
The Arizona Chapter of Visual Communications Management VICOM held its annual election and installed new officers. Don Fuller of General Electric is chairman Paul Israel of Xerox Corp is first vice chairman Ralph Storey of AiResearch is second vice chairman Gloria Campbell of General Electric is secretary Fred Clanton of Davidson Sales is treasurer VICOM connects chapters of professionals in visual communications including writers printers photographers and equipment suppliers.
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Arizona Chapter of Visual Communications Management
VICOM
Don Fuller
General Electric
Paul Israel
Xerox Corp
Ralph Storey
AiResearchy
Gloria Campbell
Fred Clanton
Davidson Sales
Arizona Jobs Show Small Drop in Mid May Employment
Arizona total payroll employment slipped to 657 800 mid May from mid April by 2 200 while nonfarm wage and salary jobs fell 1 900 to 547 400 May winded down manufacturing services and government with seasonality and census layoffs contributing. Unemployment held near April May levels at 21 300 with the May rate at 3.7 percent.
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Arizona
Employment Security Commission of
Maricopa County
Yuma
Phoenix
Ite
McCulloch creates Recreational Properties unit
McCulloch Properties announces a wholly owned subsidiary McCulloch Recreational Properties to develop leisure oriented resort communities in the western United States. Robert P. McCulloch Jr. leads the new firm, part of McCulloch Oil Corp of Los Angeles. The first resort will cover thousand acres near Arkansas Ozark lakes with plans for marinas hotels golf courses and watersports.
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McCulloch Properties, Inc
McCulloch Recreational Properties, Inc
Robert P. McCulloch
McCulloch. Properties
Said
United States
McCulloch Oil Corporation
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges
New ‘Company
Ozark Mountain Lake
Arkansas
McCulloch
Fountain Hills
Scottsdale
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Paddock Pools
Robert E. Swanson
Aid
Association For
AAL
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Stationers
Pima Plaza
First Ave
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Pipe
Trus
Ford» and
Haig. , Inc. Tobacco Nees
5Th Avenue
Continental
National Bank
North Central
Dow-Jones Eee Re
Mar Tapa
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Dean Witter & Co
Inco
Ceap Leisure Venture
National Automobile Dealers Association
America
Washington, DC
N.A.D.A