Scottsdale AAA chief credits service ethos and growth
Scottsdale AAA manager Carl Nevels Jr recalls a calling card button reminding staff to be a friend to callers. Since the 1971 opening at 701 N Scottsdale Rd the office has aided 20 000 to 25 000 people yearly and aims to grow with winter visitors. The Scottsdale office employs six women and three salespeople while promoting safety patrols and highway funding advocacy.
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Bruce Jameson
Carl Nevels Jr
Nevels
Scottsdale
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State Association
American Automobile Association
Scottsdale Aaa
Scottsdale Rd
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AAA
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Arizona SAE Section cited as nation’s outstanding unit
The Arizona Section of the Society of Automotive Engineers earned national recognition for service programs across the state. Lipphardt, Arizona chairman and AiResearch engineer, highlighted five evaluation areas including meetings, membership, innovation, youth involvement, and student relations.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Donald Lipphardt
AiResearch Manufacturing Company
Cee
Arizona State University
City of
Tucson
Lipphardt
Local firm unveils wallet sized medical history card
The Microdata Division of Herbethon Corp introduces a wallet sized card that transfers a person’s complete medical history onto microfilm. The AMA emergency medical information system lets physicians access details even if the patient is unconscious, with privacy and hospital readers noted.
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Herbethon Corp
Camelback Rd
American Medical Association
AMA
Outlook unchanged for jobs
A statewide total of 8 707 jobs were filled in October by the Employment Service Division of the Employment Security Commission. This is 140 less than the September total of 8 847. The commission reports that job placements in Maricopa County reached 4 279, followed by Pima County with 1 846 and 2 582 for the balance of the state. Veteran placements numbered 2 331. Agricultural placements totaled 993 and employer job openings in October reached 11 789.
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Employment Security Commission
Maricopa County
Pima County
Commission
Arizona
Mountain Bell seeks updated names for new directory
Mountain Bell asks telephone customers who changed their name or address in the past year to report changes by November 28. Local manager Ken Miller urged those with listing updates or additions in the white pages of the new directory to contact the telephone company business office immediately.
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Mountain Bell
Ken Miller
Telephone Company Business Office
Little Guy Investing: Monthly Plans For Small Sums
Readers learn about the Monthly Investment Plan offered by NYSE members allowing small investors to start with about $40 per investment. Plan offers odd lot commissions, dividend proportionate to purchase, no contract binding, and optional skips. Readers can request brochures via the newspaper.
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New York Stock Exchange
SRP installs three new generators to meet demand
Salt River Project will add three combined cycle generating units in 1974. Each unit delivers 73 000 kilowatts total, with 50 000 kw from the combustion turbine and 23 000 kw from the steam-electric portion using exhaust heat.
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SRP
Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Project
Western Airlines publishes extensive public timetable fares
Western Airlines announces extensive published fares for first class, coach, military, youth standby and special excursions on all routes. Ernest Bloch notes IBM 360 computer formatting enables rapid timetable printing with high accuracy though fares may change between printings. SRP plans new units near Gilbert at San Tan generating station with operation expected May 1974 and total cost about 40 million dollars. By mid 1974 SRP expects 230 thousand customers and peak demand over 400 thousand kw higher than this year.
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Ernest Bloch
Western
SRP
Karl F. Abel
Gilbert
San Tan
Abel
First National Bank of Arizona Adopts In house COM Facility
The First National Bank of Arizona becomes a pioneer in the southwest by installing its own Computer Output Microfilm facility to speed data access and distribution. FNBA officials say the system cuts costs and space, with readers enabling tellers to view customer data in seconds.
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First National Bank of Arizona
Southwest
Robert D. Williams
COM
Willams
FNBA
Michael V. Gari
Information Processing Services
George Cunningham
John Harnly
John Fish
Armour Co. executive to speak to Institute of Internal Auditors
Armour Co. executive Drain, head of US meat packing plants, will address the Institute of Internal Auditors on Wednesday at the Bull Pen Restaurant 4540 N. 16th Street. Drain, from Phoenix, is executive vice president of Fresh Meat Operations for Armour Co. Greyhound is the parent company with corporate HQ in Phoenix. Drain has 27 years in the food industry and will discuss management topics. Reservations are being taken by Joe Wilmot of the Arizona Highway Department.
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AIS
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