SSI to Mail Checks to 22000 Arizona Residents
More than 22,000 Arizona residents aged, blind, or disabled will begin receiving monthly checks from the Social Security Administration starting January 1, 1974. Arizona DES mailed notices in English and Spanish explaining automatic federal payments and that existing recipients will continue to receive SSI funds.
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Arizona
Social Security Administration
Arizona Department of Economic Security
United States Treasury
NAMIA Honors Clark Hail L Clark at 42nd Convention
NAMIA lauds Clark Hail L Clark of Scottsdale for being named Mr Mutual Fieldman by Independent Mutual Insurance Agents of Arizona during a NAMIA convention luncheon in St. Louis. Clark, a field representative for Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Co., earns the award for conduct, contributions and civic service. NAMIA, with over 21 000 independent agents nationwide, represents mutual property and casualty insurers.
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Hail L. Clark
Scottsdale
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
NAMIA
Chase Park Plaza Hotel
St. Louis
Arizona, Inc
Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Business leaders guide SCC cooperative education program
Scottsdale Community College relies on an advisory committee of industry and business leaders to guide curricular development and student placement. Members from Arizona Public Service, Motorola, United Bank, Sears-Roebuck, and others assist with hiring practices, office equipment trends, field trips, and instructional resources.
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Scottsdale Community College
Louis Olivas
SCC
Katherine Stant
Arizona Public Service
Max Saftenberg
Los Arcos
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Larry Patterson
Sheraton Inns
Richard Orr
Motorola
Sue Decovich
Vic
United Bank
Art Torgerson
First National Bank
Scottsdale
Floyd Ragan
McC
Dickson sale pact amended with price increase and escrow change
Dickson Electronics of Scottsdale and Siemens Capital Corp of New York revise their August agreement for Dickson. No money will be held in escrow, price rises from 12 to 13 dollars per share, and a 1.50 dollar contingent payment depends on 1973 earnings. Closing expected early January 1974, subject to a definitive agreement and Dickson shareholder approval. Management and operations remain unchanged.
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Dickson Electronics
Scottsdale
Siemans Capital Corp
New York
Dickson
Dow Jones Averages At 3 P.M. Gain Broad Rally
At 3 p.m. Dow Jones average readings show broad advances led by industrials up 5.58 to 977.43, transports up 1.00 to 183.84, and utilities up 0.04 to 100.24. Overall stock index sits at 296.65 with volume around 13.82 million shares.
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Indus
Admiral Cp
Aetna Life
AlsiedSs
Allis Cha
Alcoa
Ames
Am Airlines
Abrand
AmBrest
Amer Motor
Amt&t
Apecoc
Armco
Arms Ck
Assoc Trans
Richild
Atlas Corp
Avco Corp
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Belt Hwi
Bendix
Benguetine
BethSt
Cococel
Catlin Radio
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Gannett
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GenMill
GTE
Tire
Gerber
Getty
Gillette
Global Mar
Goodrich
GoodyrTir
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MacMil
Macy
Magnay
Mar Oil
Massey May OS
Mayetus
Maytag
McCroy
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McGrEd
McLean
Mead Cp
Merck
MG M Inc
MMBM
PacGas
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PacPetel
PacPwr
T&t
Pan AmAir
Panholl
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Penney
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Pfizer
Phelps
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Weeee Eee
Philipm
PhilPet
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Pullman
Purolatr
Ralston
Rapid A
Raython
RCA
Rockwil
Ee Schering
Schiumb
ScottPap
Sears
Shell Oil
SignalCo
SimnsCo
Smithkline
SouthCo
Sun
Tandy
Texsgulf
Unocal
Uniroyal
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UniTel
UnivOll
Fon
Uteh
BM WU
UV Indie
Verlan
Ue i
Vendo
Victor CC
Weoelcie
Ty magazine relocates headquarters to Scottsdale
Robert H. Huston publisher of Cable News announces moving the firm from Oklahoma City to Scottsdale. The Monterey Plaza building will house editorial staff while sales offices and a Washington news bureau remain. Huston says five major cable equipment manufacturers in the Valley influenced the move.
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Robert H. Huston
Cable News
Oklahoma City
Scottsdale
Monterey Plaza
Washington, D.C
Huston
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Highlight Broad Activity
Readable excerpts show shares across energy, chemicals, tech, and consumer sectors trading with varied gains and losses. Names such as IBM, Exxon, General Electric, Du Pont, Ford, and Coca Cola appear among numerous firms, signaling a broad market drift at mid afternoon.
Minority Economic Opportunity conference at Towne House
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce sponsors a full day event on Minority Economic Opportunity at the Towne House on November 8 with luncheon address by Donald S. MacNaughton of Prudential Life Insurance and speakers from the National Urban League and the League of American Citizens. Registration is $15 and advance reservations are required. Equal Opportunity Day is noted for November 8.
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Phoenix
National Urban League
Arizona
Chamber
Phelonapastan Chamber of
St. Phoenix
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