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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

4

Not blue about economy says Gerald Loeb in interview

San Francisco broker Gerald M. Loeb says the economy will mend in a year or two, remains optimistic about long term prospects, and calls for increased domestic energy production, higher interest rates, and productivity gains. He dismisses broad forecasts, cites dollar stabilization, and downplays fears of foreign takeovers.

Duston Harvey San Francisco UPI Gerald M. Loeb F.F. Hutton & Co Loeb San Francisco United States U.S Alaska

Understanding Municipal Bonds Four Categories for Investors

Municipal bonds divide into four categories including Housing Authority bonds and General Obligation bonds. For buyers like T.S. in Pensacola, Fla, brokers’ lists may use abbreviations such as H.A. Ltd. G.O. or REV indicating housing authority issues and general obligation or revenue bonds.

H.A., Ltd G.O H.A Housing Authority

Types of bonds explained including revenue and general obligation

The article explains bond types such as REV revenue bonds backed by project income and US government credit, LTD limited obligations partially secured by taxes, and GO bonds backed by municipal credit. It notes interest rates 3 to 6 percent and mentions utilities and infrastructure as common revenue sources. It also includes a reader question about estate planning and a strong recommendation for The Complete Estate Planning Guide by Robert Brosterman.

United State Public Housing Authority United States California R. W Indianapolis Indiana Robert Brosterman

Business Briefs Highlights Scottsdale Doubletree move and regional growth

Richard L. Golding named general manager of the Doubletree Inn of Scottsdale after a career in Tucson Phoenix and restaurant management. McCrocklin to build Big Surf ice arena with Big Skate project. Rocz named public relations director at Patton Agency. Airlines will add terminal space at Phoenix Sky Harbor. Otto Frank named Arizona Consul of Germany. Media Horizons expands with KROD El Paso and KDEF Albuquerque purchase. Sperry notes Pond resignation. Kuntz to handle international sales. Parrish promoted at First National Bank of Arizona. Broadway-Hale reports 16 percent sales and 21 percent profits rise. Doctors Friedman Tanz and Greenblatt announce publication. Tektronix relocates Valley sales office near Sky Harbor. Bennett retires from Bennett Luke Teawell Advertising after 35 years.

Richard L. Golding Doubletree Inn Scottsdale Albany New York Golding Arizona Cornell University Ft. Huachuca Dean Short's Restaurants, Inc Tucson Doubletree Inc Phoenix Frank Germany Nuremberg The Valley Bank International Department Robert C. Kelso Tektronix , Inc Valley Cabot, Cabot Forbes Sky Harbor International Airport Rhea W. Bennett Bennett, Luke & Teawell Advertising, Inc Phoenix Advertising Bennett Rhea Bennett New Mexico California Texas Scripps-Howard Dallas Times-Herald

Sense in banking advice from the American Bankers Association

The ABA warns against leaving cash, checks, and valuables on service counters and to count money away from the teller before leaving. Do not leave unattended packages or wallets after withdrawals. Banks report over 1,150 banks offer bank credit cards with more than $5 billion in outstanding retail purchases and cash advances.

American Bankers Association ABA

Arizona Christmas tree research aims to grow local industry

Dr. Robert F. Wagle of the University of Arizona leads a long term study on growing Scotch pines and other species to replace imported Christmas trees. He notes Arizona spends 2 to 3 million dollars annually on trees from Oregon, Washington, Montana, Michigan, and Vermont. He argues locally grown trees could boost the economy while beautifying and ecologically benefiting the state.

Arizona Robert F. Wagle University of Arizona UA Agricultural Experiment Station Wagle Oregon Washington Montana Michigan Vermont UA College of Agriculture

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