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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1975
Page
5
American exchanges show noon quotations with many listed names such as Aegis Corp and LTV Corp posting modest gains, while others like Ka nsbri nd and Bronstar hold steadier. The report lists diverse securities, including energy, manufacturing, and utilities stocks, amid fluctuating market activity.
John Marks promotes a nine hour program to boost reading rate and comprehension for business people and professionals in the Scottdale area. The course targets executives, high school students, housewives and other residents with aims to triple reading speed and improve study skills.
Scottsdale resident Jack H Young sues British Leyland Motors and Max of Switzerland in Maricopa County Superior Court over an Austin Marina bought at the Scottsdale dealer. Attorney Christopher Hossack claims promises of a one year 12000 mile warranty and ready service were made, while Young alleges wheel alignment, battery, carburetor, and gas tank ventilation issues. The dealer denies knowledge of Young’s complaints and says the suit targets national advertising rather than the local dealership.
Fund managers recall a booming 1960s era with assets rising from about 16 to 50 billion and investor numbers swelling from 4.3 million to over 10 million. The upbeat mood faded in the 1970s as assets declined from near 60 billion in 1972 to about 45 billion in 1974, with six months of redemptions exceeding sales amid losses and shaken confidence.
An advertising note promotes Jaybar Janitor offering free estimates with no contract terms. The message invites potential customers to call 947-2620 and compare with current janitorial service promises.
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