Entrepreneur De Moss Builds National Liberty Into a Giant
Arthur S De Moss, 46, parlayed a 1959 $100 evangelical ad into National Liberty Corporation a Valley Forge Pa. giant in supplemental health insurance. He holds 7.084 million shares about 80.6 percent, with stock near $45. The firm grew to 1,080 employees on 92 acres near Philadelphia and posted 1971 revenues around $83 million. De Moss touts mass marketing via mail and media with a billion yearly exposures, while facing scrutiny from California and Washington for advertising practices. He donates most of his income to evangelical causes and sits among 11 Americans named Business Leader of the Year by Religious Heritage of America.
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Ford's Mobile Training Van Serves Phoenix Dealers Area
A 40 foot Ford service van, weighing 45000 pounds and costing 125000 dollars, debuts in the Phoenix district to train technicians across Arizona New Mexico and west Texas. Pulled by a Ford tractor the unit will cover about 15000 miles yearly visiting dealerships three days a week. It includes six work stations training up to 15 men and contains engine analyzers distributor testers carburetors axles transmissions and air conditioning units with on board power generator and film projector.
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Fragmentary text discusses SBA loans and evaluating Moody's and Standard and Poor's ratings. It mentions saving expenses and questions about using credit ratings in financial decisions. No clear narrative or names are fully present.
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Navajo Station to trial SO2 removal scrubbers
Bechtel engineer Dr J L Shapiro reports Navajo Generating Station near Page will select wet scrubber type and chemical absorbent in weeks then build a full size module to test SO2 removal. A year to build the module, three months testing, and 12 scrubbers for Units 1 and 2, start by Sept 1973, operate by mid 1975 with Unit 3 completing a year later.
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Danish Consul Leads Trade Promotion Visit to Arizona
The Royal Danish Consulate officials plan a Denmark trade promotion in Scottsdale during a four day visit by Honorable J P Weis. The event echoes the 1969 Wonderful World of Denmark and targets Danish importers and exporters through Thursday with reach via World Trade Service.
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Labor talks settle with Arizona sheet metal union
The Air Conditioning Contractors of Arizona and Sheet Metal Workers Local 359 reach a one year contract affecting 1,150 workers and 170 contractors. The wage and fringe raise totals $1.10 per hour in two steps. John F. Burnett, ACCA Labor Committee chair, commented on the agreement.
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Arizona May business survey signals continued growth
For the fifth straight month economic indicators point to stronger CF in Arizona as the May Purchasing Management Association poll shows all measures positive and the employment index posting its largest rise in the observed period. Delivery times lengthened for 45 percent while 7 percent saw faster delivery. inventory rose with 43 percent adding stock and 15 percent cutting.
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May prices rise and inventory lift Arizona firms
Harold Fearon of Arizona State University notes continued inflation pressure as a survey shows 49 percent of purchasing managers paid higher prices in May while 47 percent saw no change and four percent paid less than April. New orders jumped, production rose, and delivery times lengthened, signaling a sustained inventory buildup boosting the Arizona economy.
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