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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

Page

5

Investment Club and Small Business Loans Guidance

A reader asks about pooling money for a ten person investment club and limits on brokerage accounts. Advice covers forming an investment club with rotating contacts, and a resource book from the National Association of Investment Clubs. Also covered is SBA loan availability up to 25000 with special consideration for disabled, minority, or low income applicants.

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Power pooling gains traction in Arizona utilities

ASU economists Dr. Martin Farris and John Sullivan say power pooling lowers costs for producers and consumers, boosts system security, and supports coordinated energy use. The article notes a 1960s shift toward a national transmission grid and Arizona links to WEST via regional interconnections.

Arizona State University Martin Farris John Sullivan Arizona Business ASU Bureau of Business, Research and Services Farris Sullivan ASU Salt River ‘Project Power Resources Arizona Western Energy, Supply—and_Transmission Associates WEST

Dickson Electronics merger with Siemens completed

Siemens Capital Corporation announces the merger of Dickson Electronics Corporation in Scottsdale into a wholly owned subsidiary. Each Dickson share is exchangeable for 13 dollars upon surrender of the stock certificate to Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, the paying agent, with surrender instructions mailed to shareholders.

Siemens Capital Corporation New York City Dickson Electronics Corporation Scottsdale Siemens Dickson Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company

ASU study warns of rising mobility among engineers

A survey by Arizona State University management professors Tingey and Inskeep analyzes job satisfaction and turnover among engineers and scientists across six western states. Of 437 usable questionnaires, 62 percent reported job satisfaction while 31 percent expect to leave within five years, signaling a forthcoming engineer shortage and highlighting mobility costs and supervisor impact.

Arizona State University Management Drs Sherman Tingey Gordon Inskeep Arizona Nevada Utah California Washington Oregon Western ‘College Placement Association Drs. Tingey ASU Bureau of National Affairs

Tougher Rules Urged for Commodity Markets in 1970s

Los Angeles reports Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Clayton Yeutter urged tougher, more uniform regulation of U S commodity markets. He criticized exchanges for inadequate self regulation and warned that future enforcement under the proposed federal Commodity and Futures Trading Commission would be stricter, with wrist slaps a thing of the past.

Los Angeles UPI Agriculture Clayton Yeutter Commodity California United States Yeutter U.S Federal Commodity and Futures Trading Commission

Arizona value added growth in 1972 manufacturing output

Preliminary Census figures show Arizona 1972 value-added by manufacturing at 1.9 billion dollars from 94 800 workers and 871 million in payroll. Lead industry is primary metals at 310 million, with large gains in chemicals and allied products stone clay and glass and furniture and fixtures.

Arizona Bureau of the Census U.S.” Department of Commerce Social and Economic Statistics Administration

NYSE Closing Quotations An Abbreviated Market Wrap Up

Selected NYSE stocks end the session with mixed results as Admiral Corp and Coca Cola rise while others like Allied Stores and Dow Chemical slip. Traders monitor AmEx and Con Ed shifts amid broad activity, with notable gains for Philip Morris and Chrysler despite a choppy close.

Wall Street Market Stays in Three Month Trading Range

S&P reports markets remain trapped in a three month trading range with pullbacks from the upper limit despite discounting an economic slowdown and energy crisis. Burns comments shift money markets upward and forecasts firming rates as banks delay lowering prime debt to 84 percent amid uncertainty.

New York UPI Standard &Poor’s Corp Arthur Burns Baltimore

Dow Jones Averages Rise with Broad Uptick on Wall Street

Dow Jones averages advanced with gains across 30 industrials at 872.42 up 19.24, 20 transport stocks at 197.62 up 2.52, 15 utilities at 93.53 up 0.36, and 65 stocks at 278.96 up 4.68. Volume traded reached 21.98 million shares.

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Marketing leaders sought for 1973 AMA awards

Arizona Chapter of the American Marketing Association asks five hundred state business leaders to nominate industrial and consumer firms achieving marketing excellence in 1973. Nominations support programs that met objectives. The 9th AMA awards banquet will be at Camelback Inn on May 1. Co-chairs are John Sloan and Dr. Donald W. Jackson Jr. Contact Sloan at The Arizona Bank for forms.

Arizona The American Marketing Association Camelback Inn E. Lincoln Drive John Sloan Arizona Bank Donald W. Jackson Jr Arizona State University Sloan P. O. Box Phoenix

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