Scottsdale's Hot campaign eyeing summer tourism rise
Scottsdale businesses and the Chamber of Commerce launch a summer promotion named Scottsdale's Hot to lure corporate meetings. It highlights lower lodging rates and a disincentive to outdoor recreation, with sponsors including American Airlines and several local hotels. A 16,000 dollar fund backs the effort and upcoming lunch and dinner pitches are planned in Chicago Westchester Manhattan Hartford and Boston.
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Michael Ellis
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Marks
American Airlines
del Webb
Mountain Shadows
McCormick Ranch
Marriott
Camelback Inn
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale Conference Center
Scottsdale Hilton
Avis
Rawhide
Valley National Bank
Chicago
Westchester County
N.Y
Manhattan
Hartford
Conn
Boston
Commodity Closing Prices From London to Chicago Markets
London gold 144.00 unchanged per ounce. IMM December gold 143.90 down 1.10. December silver 4.422 down 7.2 cents. December copper closed. December wheat 3.542 down 94 cents per bushel. December corn 2.674 down 2 cents. Soybeans 4.75 down 12 34 cents per bushel. December live cattle 44.25 down 37 cents per cwt. December live hogs 55.45 up 13 cents per cwt. February pork bellies 84.75 down 80 cents per cwt. December fresh eggs 60.80 up 0.55 per dozen. May Maine potatoes 10.58 down 50 cents per cwt. January plywood 136.50 up 40 cents per thousand. December cotton 52.67 up 0.5 cents per pound. March sugar closed. Market not closed on above items.
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Economists warn imponderables cloud year outlook
Economists acknowledge uncertainty in this year’s forecast as imponderables loom. Forecasters admit past errors and caution clients that consumer and government actions may diverge from the ideal economic script. They project possible growth of about 5 to 7 percent if conditions align.
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John Cunniff
New York
Concensus
U.S
Economists wary of the postrecession expansion
The Conference Board chief economist Albert Sommers says the U.S. business cycle is upward but not broadly stimulative. Pierre Rinfret warns of doubt and uncertainty as optimism masks a lack of acceleration, while others fear the era lacks a true boom.
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Albert T. Sommers
The
Conference Board
U.S
Sommers
Pierre Rinfret
Rinfret-Boston Associates
Unions push construction bill amid Senate filibuster
Organized labor campaigns to pass a bill allowing unions to close whole construction sites over disputes with subcontractors. The measure, already cleared by the House, faces a Senate filibuster as backers seek cloture. AFL CIO groups have donated to supporters, while some Congress members received funds from unions. Senate foe Senator Paul Laxalt leads the filibuster effort.
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Organized Labor
House
Senate
Supreme Court
High Court
Afl-Cio
Associated Press
Aflcio
Federation
Construction Trades Department
Labor
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Peul Laxalt
R-Nev
Dow reaches 880 as bull market resumes in review
Copley News Service reports market analysts see 880 as a pivotal high-water mark signaling a renewed bull phase. Larry Wachtel of Bache & Co stresses the need for the Dow to clear 881 to unleash a robust rally while Alan Shaw links oil price trends to sector earnings and investor shifts.
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Copley
New York City
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Wachtel
New York
Alan Shaw
Harris
Upham
Shaw
Celanese
Monsanto
Diamond Shamrock
Boeing
Orange & Rockland Utilities
United Illuminating
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Florida Power
Boston Edison
Harry D. Schultz
Amsterdam
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