Oshman Sporting Goods Opens at Los Arcos Mall
Oshman Sporting Goods Store opens in Los Arcos Mall offering a full line of athletic equipment. The 3 500 square foot store hires three staff in the former Chappie's Sporting Goods space. Howard Sallinger is store manager with Frank Taylor and Neal Hughes as department managers. Oshman Sporting Goods, headquartered in Houston, has 23 locations.
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Oshiman
Sporting Goods
Los Arcos Mall
Chappie’s
Howard” Sallinger
Frank Taylor
Neal Hughes
Arizona Public Service to Offer 1.1 Million Shares
Arizona Public Service Company plans a nationwide underwritten offering of 1.1 million shares of common stock. The issue is priced at 25.14 per share and will net proceeds used to reduce short term indebtedness from construction and other needs. APS expects plant expenditures totaling about 293 million from 1971 through 1973, including 87 million in 1971.
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Arizona’ Public Service’ Company
First Boston Corporation
Blyth ‘& Co., Inc
Dean Witter& Co
Inco
APS
College placement survey shows rising starting salaries
The College Placement Council report from Arizona State University finds rising bachelor and master level salaries with chemical engineering and metallurgy leading, while MBA offers lag behind last year. Details show increases in engineering fields and slight dips for some majors, with data limited to male offers as of February 16.
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Tempe
Robert F. Menke
Arizona State University
CPC
Egentative
Council
Nurses decline jobs on Ascension Island amid gender gap
A Cable and Wireless spokesman says no state registered nurses and qualified midwives have accepted postings on Ascension Island where bachelor men outnumber single women 200 to 1. He notes past postings had heavy applicant interest, suggesting office workers may be more adventurous.
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London
UPI
Atlantic Island
Filing time for child care expense tax rules explained
The article explains when child care costs may qualify as an itemized deduction, limits of 600 dollars for one dependent and 900 dollars for multiple dependents, and income thresholds for married couples. It notes eligibility for single filers and special cases when only one spouse works or is incapacitated.
Dickson Dickson Electronics Corp reports 1970 results
Dickson Dickson Electronics Corp of Scottsdale reported 1970 results with net sales of 10.5 million, down 17 percent from 1969's 12.7 million. The year produced a net loss of 717,538 or 1.34 per share, amid extraordinary items of 111,200. Dickson cites adverse economic conditions and reduced aerospace and military spending, noting organizational changes and cost cuts while planning growth in U S and overseas markets.
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Dickson
Electronics ‘Corporation
Scottsdalé
Dee
Richard H. Rudolph
Rudolph
United States
Dickson Electronics appoints T.J. Supply as distributor
T.J. Supply Company of Dallas has been named a distributor for Dickson Semiconductors produced by Dickson Electronics Corp of Se tt s dale. The Dallas firm will distribute terier diodes temperature compensated diodes industrial and military types analog gates reference amplifiers and other standard hybrid circuits.
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Dallas
Dickson Semiconductors
F. T. Troilo
Dick‘son Electronics Corp
Séttsdale
T.k Supply
B'nai B'rith to honor Galvin with Great American Award
Motorola Inc. chief executive Robert W. Galvin will receive the national B'nai B'rith Great American Award for 1971 and be honored at a April 25 Chicago banquet with Sen. Charles H. Percy as principal speaker.
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Robert W. Galvin
Motorola Inc
B’nai B’rith
Chicago
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Arizona Construction Boom Surges in 1970 Growth
Arizona posted a 45 percent rise in construction contract awards for 1970, outpacing a national growth rate under one percent. Major projects include Tucson community center, Del Webb’s 20 story tower, and Phoenix bank office. Maricopa County led with 430 million dollars. Mohave County also boomed with over 20 million in construction. Nearly half of the 20 million came from Lake Havasu City hosting London Bridge.
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Arizona
First National Bank of Arizona
Tucson
del. Webb
Phoenix
Page
Nogales
Maricopa County
Mohave County
Lake Havasu City
Parker
First National
Bank
Breskin Elected to American Business Press Membership
Theodore B. Breskin, president of Breskin Communications in Scottsdale, was elected to membership in the American Business Press, the association of specialized business publications. The firm publishes Western Plastics and earned a Toyota National Service Customer Relations Award for excellence in dealer service.
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Breskin Communications, Inc
Scottsdale
American ‘Business Press
Inc
Association of Specialized ‘Business Publications
Western Plastics
Theodore B. Breskin
Toyota
Camelack
Motorola unit earns National Safety Council Award of Merit
The Semiconductor Products Division of Motorola Inc received an Award of Merit from the National Safety Council for achieving 4,461,000 consecutive accident free hours during 1970. Howard Pyle, president of the council, notes only about 14 percent of submitting companies are honored for creating a safety conscious work environment.
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Semiconductor
Motorola Inc
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
The
Council
Scottsdale Ad Agency Wins Top District Advertising Honors
IKEB Advertising Inc of Scottsdale captured all awards for excellence at the Phoenix Advertising Club ceremony honoring American Advertising Federation District 12 1971 winners. First place honors went to Villa Manana campaign with Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, plus First National Land and other honorable mentions for Honey Tein Today’s Packager Day Care Centers Villa Manana logo concepts and related campaigns.
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Scottsdale
Ikeb Advertising, Inc
Phoenix Advertising Club
American Advertising Federation
KCB
Arizona
Villa Manana
Pacific Coast Bank School to Meet in Arizona
The Pacific Coast Bank School holds its semiannual board of directors meeting Friday at Camelback Inn in Arizona. Kermit C. Hanson of PCRS notes it will be the first Arizona meeting and second outside Washington, with a luncheon and seminar for bank personnel from Arizona, Nevada, and Utah to learn about PCBS programs and student preparation. The program offers a three year, college level curriculum with three resident sessions on the University of Washington campus. the first session runs August 22 to September 3.
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Pacific Coast
Camelback Inn
Kermit C. Hanson
PCRS
Graduate School of Business Administration
University of Washington
Seattle
Arizona
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Tanat Sky
Harbor
Hanson
Pacific Coast Bank School
Universisity of
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James McCarthy
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Department “of General Business
Washington, D.C
Business Briefs
B'nai B'rith
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Paul J
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Central States
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Br Suringside
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Westside
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Moxley
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Beerr
Canada
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E. Cypress
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Fidelity and Surety
Leonard M. Breen
Provident Mutual Leaders Association
Breen
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