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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1976

Page

4

Scottsdale hosts free workshop on starting a small business

A Saturday session at Scottsdale Community College from 8:30 a.m. to noon covers Understanding Small Business with Robert V. Center of the University of Arizona, Understanding the Economic Environment with Elliott Pollack of Valley National Bank, and Understanding the Market with Cynthia Hazeltine of First National Bank of Arizona. Bonnie Storm-Barlow of Hills Books and John Seeley of the SBA speak on practical topics. opening remarks by Dr. Catherine G. Nichols. The event is free and open to the public, sponsored by the Arizona Women's Commission and partner organizations.

Scottsdale Community College Robert V. Center The University of Arizona Elliott Pollack Valley National Bank Cynthia Hazeltine First National Bank of Arizona Bonnie Storm-Barlow Hills Books Tempe John Seeley U.S. Small Business Administration Catherine G. Nichols Arizona Women’s Commission University of Arizona, Continuing Education Barby Barone Scottsdale

Succeeding in business through planning and hard work

Elliott Pollack of Valley National Bank outlines practical steps for women starting small ventures at Scottsdale Community College. He stresses market research, product knowledge, inventory control, long term planning, and staying aware of national and state economic trends to avoid failure in entry businesses like needlepoint, plant stores, and CB radio shops.

Scottsdale Community College National Institute of Something Phoenix Jon Pollack

Campaign wife Joan Mondale finds a gentle path on the trail

Joan Mondale, 47, campaigns for Walter Mondale's vice presidential bid with a warm, genteel approach. She emphasizes voting, the party's goals, and character, saying she is his partner and advocate. Her days are busy with speeches, interviews, and visits, yet she avoids heavy issue talk.

Victoria Graham Associated Press Joan Mondale Walter F. Mondale Democratic Party Red Cross Upstate New York Fritz Walter Elmira Ithaca Westchester Yonkers Haverstraw White Plains Rome N.Y

Mary Bush Makes History as First Female Pilot for West-Based Airline

Mary Bush, 27, serves as first female scheduled airline pilot for a West-based carrier Hughes Airwest in Phoenix. With 2300 flying hours across 30 aircraft types, she faced stiff competition from 3000 applicants for 40 openings. She aims to fly jets and credits family aviation background for her career. She holds a Florida International University BA in industrial technology and previously worked in family business and international cargo flying.

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