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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

3

Commodity Options opens new Scottsdale headquarters

Commodity investment firm Commodity Options Inc the Scottsdale affiliate of International Options Corp opens at 7525 F Camelback Rd with an open house. Carl C Ragan president says the firm provides investors with a reputable dealership and offers a managed account program and world commodity market diversification. He is a longtime Phoenix resident with a family in Scottsdale.

Carl C. Ragan Commodity Options, Inc Scottsdale International Options Corp F. Camelback Rd Commodity Options Ragan Phoenix

Youths Offered Work in Summer Employment Program

The Summer Youth Employment Program funded by the federal government and run by Maricopa County offers job openings for high school students meeting January 16, 1973 Department of Labor income guidelines. Example income limit for a four person family is $4,200. limits vary by family size. Teens should apply at the Scottsdale Employment Service Component of the Arizona Department of Economic Security at 7216 Shoeman Lane.

Maricopa County Department of Labor Scottsdale

EPIC Auto Insurance Circulates As New Concept Grows

Scottsdale based EPIC marks its first anniversary attracting 90 agency representatives in 17 Arizona communities. EPIC offers deductible based auto coverage reversing standard premium hikes for violations and plans offices in Houston and Muncie. President Thomas N. Trotter spent years refining the concept before Arizona Insurance Department approval in 1972. Deductibles aim to lower losses and encourage responsible driving.

EPIC Arizona Protection —_Inter-Insurance Co N. Brown Ave Houston Tex Muncie Ind Thomas N. Trotter Scottsdale Arizona Insurance Department Phoenix Trotter

Motorola Gets Subcontract for Minuteman Circuits

U S Representative John J. Rhodes announces a $650000 subcontract to Motorola's Semiconductor-Products Division via Boeing Seattle for electronic circuits used in the U S Air Force Minuteman Program. Work will be done at Motorola's Integrated Circuits Center in Mesa Arizona, with existing facilities and staff.

Motorola Semiconductor — Products Boeing Corp Seattle U.S John J. Rhodes R.ariz Integrated Circuits Center Mesa Thomas J. Connors Semiconductor Arizona Connors Boeing

Arizona job openings at 4500 weekly with high clerical demand

William J. Mayo of the Arizona Department of Economic Security reports statewide job openings average about 4,500 per week, 1,800 more than last year, with clerical positions in highest demand and pay from 1.60 per hour to 12,000 annually. Placements run about 2,600 weekly as highly skilled applicants remain scarce.

Arizona Department of Economic Security William J. Mayo DES Mayo Arizona

When to Correct an Employee's Insurance Application

Verna asks whether to alter Abe's life insurance application due to his past injuries. The columnist advises against second guessing his medical status and says only a qualified medical expert can judge seriousness. Process Abe's form as submitted.

Hal Abe Verna

Union Talk Sparks Longtime Employee’s Worries

A veteran worker laments 37 years with the company and fears termination after backing unionization. The reader asks about a law, while an adviser counters with a blunt reality check on loyalty and fringe benefits.

Hal Bertha

Dutch chamber official says tourists ignore money woes

Herb Oosterman of the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce says tourists keep visiting Holland despite the dollar crisis. He notes stable exchange rates and ongoing trade with the U.S., highlighting Dutch exports like chemicals and office machines and U.S. imports such as blue jeans. Some Dutch firms fear reduced profits due to currency devaluation.

Dutch Chamber Rusty Foley Netherlands Herb Oosterman Netherlands Chamber of Commerce United States Oosterman Scottsdale Datawest U.S Holland West America

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World Commodity Option Trading Board Bud Tims SPD Continental Bank North Central Avenue Camelback Road North 32Nd Street Martin Gracer United Bank Building By Hal Thorn Scottsdale (Az Daily Progress Computer Bookkeeping Systems, Inc Camelback Rd
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