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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1975

Page

4

Union pay rule blamed for high building costs in Arizona

Tempe contractor Robert C. Daniell argues Arizona public works code forces union wages on state projects and schools, reducing competitive bidding. His firm cites a student paper criticizing the Davis-Bacon Act and the 30 percent rule, which binds nonunion bids to union wage levels when no local union rate exists.

Arizona Robert C. Daniell Tempe Daniell Richard Maxon Maxon Arizona State Industrial Commission

Mortgage rates may reach 10 percent in 1976

Arthur Tonsmeire Jr. of the National Savings and Loan League warned Realtors at their convention that mortgage rates could hit 10 percent in 1976 due to the federal deficit and a changing economy. He said ample loan money will exist but at higher prices, with loan repayments around $30 billion and ongoing S&L borrowings keeping funds available. He expects only a modest decline in rates soon.

San Francisco Arthur Tonsmeir Jr National Savings and Loan League National Association of Realtors Tonsmeire S&ls

Conventional mortgages face shift to variable rates

Miami Beach AP reports a shift away from fixed 20 to 25 year mortgages toward variable rate plans. Lenders seek flexibility amid unstable times while borrowers discuss income based payment structures as the S&Ls push for rates tied to money costs. Caria Hills comments urge moving beyond tradition.

Miami Beach Fla

Real Estate Briefs Thirkill named NAR director at San Francisco convention

Ed Thirkhill of Ed Thirkhill Realty in Scottsdale was elected a director of the National Association of Realtors at its 68th annual convention in San Francisco. NAR has about 500000 members across 50 states DC Puerto Rico Guam and the Virgin Islands. Tom Jackson and Associates joins Real Estate USA referral network with plans to direct Valley newcomers to the Tom Jackson office. Jeffrey Kowal named Cushman & Wakefield Arizona assistant vice president in real estate. Jerry LaBrasca to manage Realty Executives North Scottsdale Paradise Valley office at 10255 N Scottsdale Rd. Joe Strickler of Scottsdale joins Tom Fannin and Associates commercial sales.

Scottsdale Tom Jackson and Associates, Inc U.S.A United States Tom Jackson Phoenix-Scottsdale Jeffrey J. Kowal Cushman & Wakefield Arizona Kowal Arizona State University Valley Bank Phoenix Jerry LaBrasca Scottsdale-Paradise Valley N. Scottsdale Road LaBrasca Hallcraft Construction Pinewood Development Co del Trailer Development Joe Strickler Tom Fannin and Associates

Realtors elect officers for Scott sdale Board of Realtors

Ed Thirkhill of Ed Thirkhill Realtors will lead the Scott sdale Board of Realtors as president with Agnes Edwards of Ed Post Realty as first vice president and Ed Grose of Ed Grose and Associates as second vice president. New directors include Dave Froehlich Henderson Realty William Radmall Radmall Romney Inc and Harold Jones.

Ed Thirkhill Ed Thirkhill Realtors Scottsdale Board of Realtors Thirkhill Agnes Edwards Ed Post Realty Ed Grose Ed Grose and Associates Dave Froehlich Henderson Realty William Radmall Radmall/Romney, Inc Harold Jones Harold Jones and Associates Patricia Alyea Clements Realty, Inc Gloria Lennox

Building permit slump deepens in recent month

The city issued permits totaling 1.5 million for last month down from 8.4 million in October 1974. 32 single family permits valued at 9.81 million were issued, a drop from 81 permits worth nearly 1.3 million in October. The 6.48 million October total was inflated by a 2.2 million Doubletree Inn permit.

Doug Hood Scottsdale Mall

Apartment Courses Lead to Manager Certificate

The second annual series of apartment management courses begins Tuesday. In cooperation with the National Apartment Association, programs train for the Certified Apartment Manager designation with basic and advanced studies. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. for five weeks at the Financial Center conference room.

The National Apartment Association Financial Center Central Avenue Osborn Road

Fountain Hills Chamber Promotes Local Industrial Park

The Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce backs a 60acre light industrial park south of Shea Boulevard. McCulloch Properties Inc and Industrial Centers of America own the land. A promotion committee led by Lloyd Hoffman seeks firms, with a garden park concept and a labor market survey planned.

Fountain Hills Mittee Lloyd Hoffman Hoffman Idar Rimestad U.S Bill Fisher McCullock Properties, Inc R.G. Williams Bob Fellows Chuck Uhlig Valley National Bank

Seminar on Frontier Values and Land Use at ASU

The Arizona State University Center for Public Affairs hosts a public seminar on land use controls in Greater Phoenix next Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Dr. Charles Sargent presents history of Salt River Valley with a panel including Sherman Bendalin and Vern Swaback. Dr. Richard Lai leads the afternoon on land-use controls with experts Sam Marcian and Ki Suh Park among the critics. Reservations due by Wednesday with free lunch for the first 400 attendees.

Arizona State University Center For Public Affairs Phoenix Nicholas Henry Arizona ASU Memorial Union Arizona Council On the Humanities and Public Policy Center For Public Affairs ASU Charles Sargent Salt River Valley Sherman Bendalin Vern Swaback Taliesin West Arnold Horwitch Chris Smith History Department Richard Lai Sam Marcian Joe Lort Ki Suh Park Gruen Associates Matthew Betz Graduate College

Missing Scholar Closes Door to Schoolhouse Memoir

An odd, unsigned note from Jimmie Jones laments missing school items and hints at leaving the school days behind. The pinging line to a life beyond classrooms suggests a personal goodbye or a moment of youth reflection.

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