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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
3
Washington lawmakers held a hearing on water pollution as detergents foam into streams. Rep Henry S. Reuss and Sen Gaylord Nelson push bills to ban hard detergents after June 3, 1965 unless industry offers softer alternatives. Industry groups oppose the legislation.
Burton-Dixie Corp reports buyers test only lightly and favor bed aesthetics. Market study finds homebound women prefer pastels while career women choose florals, helping mattress sales to rise as ticking declines in favor of brighter coverings.
Steel Magazine predicts settlement of labor talks will trigger some order adjustments but not market collapse. Demand remains strong with monthly consumption near 6.7 million tons aided by automotive and other industries. inventories up modestly since year start while some products slip but overall activity holds.
Scottsdale shoppers will view an educational exhibition on the Salt River Valley’s history and progress in a four day display. The exhibit highlights regional development and local initiatives guiding the valley’s growth.
Donald J. Sharp named research and special products manager for Tantalum Division at Dickson Electronics. Former TRW engineer, with degrees from Loyola, served NSF fellow 1957–59. Exhibit on Valley history runs today to July 8 at Gorway Mall and Fashion Square.
The Phoenix chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its annual summer outing Saturday at the Scottsdale Country Club. The all day event includes golf swimming and cards with a social hour at 6 p.m. dinner at 7 30 p.m. on the patio followed by dancing to Louie Henderson and his orchestra. About 200 members wives and guests are expected. Richard L Evans of the International Accountants Society president of the Phoenix Chapter will host. Barney Jung is chairman.
Twenty low rent apartments for women are planned on West 4th St Scottsdale with a 24 hour nursery for children. Rents will not exceed 85 dollars monthly, all furnished. The complex includes a recreation area swimming pool and laundry. Architect Ray Parrish Gerald H Glenn Construction Co will build it and Thom Hickey Investments will manage operations.
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