Arizona Personal Income Climbs 11.5 Percent to 7.2 Billion
Arizona saw an 11.5 percent rise in personal income last year reaching 7.2 billion as the state posted the strongest growth in the Southwest. Farming, construction, manufacturing and service sectors all outpaced national gains with widespread increases across wholesale retail trade finance and transportation.
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Arizona
Southwest
U.S. Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Scottsdale Daily Progress Business Brief May 16 1972
A brief business note appears in the Scottsdale Daily Progress on Tuesday May 16 1972. The item highlights market activity and local commerce including company movements and financial indicators relevant to readers monitoring regional business.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Credit demands to hike interest
Wichita Kansas at the 76th annual Kansas Savings and Loan League convention NLISA president Blakely warned rising credit demand will push interest rates higher. He cited a housing boom aided by $10 billion in home loan commitments and urged broader lending authority to include consumer loans.
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Wichita
Kansas
Ross M. Blakely
Natonal League of Insured Savings Associations
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Blakely
Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association
Los Angeles
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Board
NLISA
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
National League
Universal Propulsion and Love Oil Plan Merger in Scottsdale
Universal Propulsion Co and Love Oil Co Inc announce plans to merge into Universal Energy Corp pending plan of reorganization and regulatory approval. Ownership split about two thirds to current Universal Propulsion holders and one third to Love Oil holders. Announcement by Charles E. Bartley and L W Smith notes both firms’ energy sector activities and government contracts.
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Universal Propulsion Co
Love Oil Co., Inc
Scottsdale
Universal Energy Corp
Universal Impulsion Co
Che Prasent
Love Uu Va.,Inc
Charles E. Bartley
Universal Propulsion
L. W. Smith
Love Oil Co
Arizona economy slows but keeps strong April momentum
Dr. Harold Fearon of Arizona State University notes April growth cooled slightly from March but remains healthy. He cites rising production and inventories, longer delivery times, and higher employment, with price inflation continuing to rise. The April survey, to the Purchasing Management Association of Arizona, shows indicators up but at a slower pace.
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Arizona
Harold Fearon
Arizona State University
Fearon
ASA
Purchasing Management Association of Arizona
Dr. Fearon
The
Price Commission
Marketing prize awarded to Pinetop Lakes venture
The Arizona Marketing Association gave the sweepstakes award for Excellence in Marketing to Pinetop Lakes, Inc. and Southwest Forest Industries, Inc. at Towne House. Dwayne Olson received the honor from Dr. David Gorley, with emphasis on environment friendly marketing and a strong execution across advertising and PR. Four first place awards also went to Arizona Bank, Great Western Bank, Stages-Built Homes and Dynamic Science.
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Pinetop Lakes, Inc
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc
Arizona Marketing Association
Dwayne Olson
Pinetop Lakes
David Gorley
Arizona State University
Arizona Bank
Great Western Bank
Dynamic Science
Greyhound executive to speak at Tempe dinner event
Eugene H. Albers assistant to the vice president for accounting of the Greyhound Corporation will address the Scottsdale area chapter of the National Association of Accountants in Tempe at the Holiday Inn after a 7 p.m. dinner. He previously worked with General Foods Hubard & Co. and Lybrand Ross Bros. Montgomery.
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Eugene H. Albers
Greyhound Corporation
Scottsdale-area
National Association of Accountants
Albers
Tempe Holiday Inn
Greyhound
General Foods Corp
Hubbard & Co
Lybrand Ross Bros. & Montgomery
Tax free income through municipal bonds explained
The article explains how municipal bonds offer tax exempt interest and compares yields across tax brackets. It notes California municipal bonds are exempt from state and federal taxes and discusses issuer background, bond type, maturity, and call provisions. Readers may write Judith G. Rhoades at Copley News Service for questions.
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California
U.S
Judith G. Rhoades
Copley News Service
Vietnam War Overshadows Stock Market Fears
As market caution shifts from inflation to political risk, analysts say Vietnam dominates the outlook. Dow and NYSE indices fell over two weeks while inflation expectations soften, suggesting investors await clearer economic leadership and a potential rebound once geopolitical factors ease.
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The
Price Commission
Dow
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Russia
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Our Man
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Southern Arizona Bank
Bps Ia
Scottsdale Stationers
Pima Plaza
E. First Ave
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Carefree
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Judith
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