Perrell Named Fellow of Construction Specifications Institute
Richard C. Perrell of 6507 N. 86th St. will be advanced to Fellow at CSI's June 27 convention in Washington DC along with twelve others. CSI is a national technical body on construction communications founded in 1948. Perrell is honored for service to the institute and advancing specification writing at Arizona State University. He has led Phoenix CSI chapter efforts and served as two term president. Perrell is a registered architect with multiple awards and chaired Phoenix Chapter technical activities. Al Overend will chair COMPAS Four land acquisition. eight-member committee formed including Tom Fannin Ed Thirkhill George Smith John Nobel Kathrine Biddle Jane Brownell. Gary
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Compas Four
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Metropolitan Phoenix Arts
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Heard Museum
Tom Fannin
Ed Thirkhill
George Smith
John Nobel
Kathrine Biddle
Jane Brownell
Gary
Construction wages rise modestly in early 1960s pace
Wages for construction workers rose 0.2 percent in the first quarter, the smallest since 1964, while the 12 month rise to March reached 5.8 percent for laborers, bricklayers, plumbers, electricians and others. Consumer prices climbed 1.4 percent January to March and 10.4 percent over the year ending April 2.
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Rio Verde master planned community unveils 3460 homes
A $111 million Rio Verde development near the Verde River and McDowell Mountain Park will offer about 3,460 homes on 869 acres with price ranges from 25 000 to 50 000. The project includes recreational facilities a golf course and a shopping center. National Housing Industries leads construction Wiley and Associates engineers A Wayne Smith master planner Edward Jubber Phoenix consultant and Haver Nunn and Nelson architects are involved.
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Real Estate Panel Discusses Transfers of Interests
Three member panels from the Land Title Association of Arizona will lecture on Care in Transfers of Interests in Real Property as part of the State Real Estate Department education program. Scottsdale brokers and salesmen will hear at Scottsdale High School cafeteria Monday at 7 30 p.m. Panelists include Peter Valenzuela Tran samerica Title Insurance Bob Catalana Stewart Title Insurance and Frank Grzesik Chicago Title Insurance. This is the sixth of ten monthly lectures this year.
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Scottsdale High School
Peter Valenzuela
Transamerica Title Insurance Co
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Association official to speak at Scottsdale Real Estate Board luncheon
The executive vice president of the Arizona Association of Realtors will address Scottsdale Real Estate Board members at the Holiday Inn noon luncheon. Don A. Yule, a California native, has held roles in housing development and political affairs and served as executive director of the California delegation to the Republican National Convention.
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Moon probe launch delayed due to spacecraft troubles
A small unmanned satellite bound for lunar orbit meets a 24 hour delay at Cape Kennedy. NASA found issues during Friday tests. The 442 pound craft aims to study low frequency radio signals from deep space.
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Middle class commune idea takes root in San Francisco area
Stanford professor David Bradford moves his family into a 70 000 commune with 13 houses planned nearby. The middle class commune blends private homes with shared cooking and chores to cut costs and boost companionship. Bradford cites renewed community amid urban living and hopes his children gain mentors from four other adults and three other children in the 12 room house group.
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Stanford Business Administration
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