Scottsdale Daily Progress Brief Item
Local brief from Scottsdale on Friday November 29, 1968 notes a routine update of civic notices and community happenings with no major events detailed in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1968
Page
11
Local brief from Scottsdale on Friday November 29, 1968 notes a routine update of civic notices and community happenings with no major events detailed in the readable text.
Investors face tighter rules after brokers report widespread misinformation and fantasy in stock plays. Major houses like Walston & Hutton limit low price stock solicitations while Reynolds & Co highlight caution in ads. The era’s OTC Nagler Helicopter case shows the risks of high hopes over fundamentals. Kent of Walston Honolulu notes ongoing regulatory shifts.
Two Scottsdale businessmen will teach ASU contract management seminars led by the Center for Executive Development. Instructors include Mitch Rogovin Alan N Polasky and Boris I Bittker. The 10 week courses meet in the Business Administration building and lead to a professional certificate. The 10th annual tax institute at ASU features Rogovin Polasky and Bittker instructing attorneys accountants and executives over two days. Applications can be mailed or made at Armstrong Hall College of Law.
A fragmentary note mentions Goldberg at 4215 N being elected with unclear phrasing about a wife named Annie and two items described as sortis shaped by OCR errors.
Datawest Corp. will build transmitter receiver and data mixer for a surface to satellite weather system. The U S Naval Oceanographic Office awarded the contract in Washington D C. Buoys will collect meteorological data and relay it via Nimbus satellite to ground stations for earth weather analysis.
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