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Show Page 3b The Enterprise Review , August 11, 1976 Bank News Incorporations on the Increase New Branch for Highland Drive Three Salt Lake men have applied for permission to establish a new unit state bank at Highland Drive (20th East) and Fort Union Boulevard (7000 South), Salt Lake County. To be known as Brighton State Bank, the full service bank, would compete with nearby branch banks of Walker Bank and Trust, Zions First National Bank and Continental Bank and Trust. According to Richard C. Landerman, attorney for the proponents, the location has been approved for a First Security Bank branch, but First Security never built there. The three proponents are Clealon B. Mann, president of Heritage Management Corporation, J. Merrill Funk, president of Trendsetter Homes and Bob Ray Norton, president of Alumasteel Corporation. Funk and Mann are also directors of Ensign Development Corporation. Landerman said the bank would be capitalized by offering stock to up to nine irisiders, and to residents of the service area. The market study indicates the area has grown from a population of 21,815, in 1970 to 35,273 in 1974, to 38,738 in 1976. The estimated average income for the residents is Traffic on Highland Drive has also increased $17,007. substantially, the study indicates. Revocation at Proponents' Request The charter for the proposed Bountiful Savings and Loan Association has been revoked as requested by its proponents, according to attorney George S. Diumenti II. The Commissioner of Financial Institutions revoked the charter for failure to commence business within one year after approval of its charter. According to Diumenti. the proponents have been doing well with a state bank they opened in Salt Lake City, and did not want to dilute their talents with another operation. They decided to ask the commissioner to revoke their charter. The number of new profit Veven dropping slightly in 1974 corporations filed in Utah has during the ebb of the recesjumped along with increasing sion. In December, 1975, the population, but has dropped off slightly in concert with the number grew from 191 to 267. In January, 1976, the upturn economic recession. continued, with 302 new corAn overview of the past porations filing with the state. six years show's an appreciable Throughout 1976 the swell in the number of new number of people filing new corporations filed with the corporations has fluctuated at Secretary of State between an abnormal rate, but has 1970 and 1972. From 1972 to stayed above 1975 levels. 1975, the trend flattened out. Whos Who? If you need to know who's who in your operation, photo I.D equipment can guarantee surprising low it--- at cost. 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