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The " One Stop " mortgage center pilot sites have confirmed the value of the information centers concept . Furthermore , of this city-concerned traffic , the largest single element originates in or is destined to the business center of the city . Hotel amenities include the business center , high-speed Internet access , courtyard , and 15 ria Restaurant and Lounge ( reservations are recommended ) . To serve this traffic bound to or from points other than the center of the city , there is need of routes which avoid the business center . Location of the interregional routes at cities-both the city-penetrating main routes and the circumferential or distribution routes-should be so placed as to give convenient express service to these various major traffic-generating foci within and in the environs of the city , and also to the business center of the city , the wholesale produce market , main industrial areas , principal residential sections , new housing developments , and the city parks , stadium , baseball park , and other sports areas . " Our role in [ promoting ] the business center is to start to incubate the commercial side . The coffee service will be located in the concourse area of the Conference Center just outside the auditorium . The skills of the 14 young men , who have been trained at the CWS-ACT centers , are being put to the test . Your reporter would look out the window of the conference center and he could see for two miles down Apache Boulevard , and often not a single person could be seen in the open in this very modern city . When the meal tax was scrapped and a half-percent increase in the local sales tax was implemented , Barger put his time and money toward the creation of CIVIC , which was dedicated to promoting the passage of the conference center referendum . And it is that possibility that should have sent a frisson down the spine of every epidemiologist within yodeling distance of the conference center .