Real estate and business staff moves across Montgomery County and Frederick
Middletown real estate firms announce new hires and promotions including Dean Todd and Joan Klingensmith joining Century 21 George Piper Realty. James H. Dennis named manager of Long & Foster Realtors Olney office. Kettler Brothers adds Joyce Slone and Alan Bruzee. Frederick A. Smith Jr joins Century 21 Skyline Realty. Patti Lagna becomes interior designer at Gladhill Furniture Co. Marc a E Baker completes CIC. Lawrence E Grapewald joins Rekimian Laboratories. further industry recognitions noted for Geneva Cabe Co and Wilhelm Bridenstine III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Todd
Joan Klingensmith
Middletown
Century 21
George Piper Realty
Todd
Klingensmith
Washington, DC
Dackl
Kettler Brothers Inc
Gaithersburg
Joyce Slone
Nathan's Hill
Alan Bruzee
Highland Hall
Montgomery Village
Kettler Brothers
Ms Slone
Pulte Homes Corp
Bruzee
Schick and Pepe Realty
George B Smith Jr
Century 21 Skyline Realty
Frederick
Air Force
Smith
Mallion Dollar Club
Marca E Baker
W Lee Hoke Insurance
New Windsor
Lawrence E Grapewald
Fairfax Va
Rekimian Laboratories Inc
Gaithershure
Grunewald
Heol Positieos
At&t Long Lines
Hebiman
Auto industry leads list of gripes from consumers
Maryland's Consumer Protection Division reports 1980 inquiries rose sharply, with auto industry complaints at the top. More than 2,600 people said car dealers cheated them, and new car dealers faced 7K complaints while auto fields, home improvement, and plumbing firms drive most dissatisfaction as the agency doubles hearings and widens action. Trendex to survey Frederick area residents through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
William Leibovies
Ives
May Ordes
Tame
Ckng
Sears
Tate
H Robert Erwin Jr
Cunningham assails sexism in business world
Louis Rukeyser reports on Mary E Cunningham denouncing sexism in corporate America after resigning from Bendix as executive assistant to the chairman and later VP, then taking Seagrams VP for strategic planning. She argues bias blocks women from rapid advancement, urges change in media coverage and corporate norms to unlock talent and boost U. S. productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary E Cunningham
Bendix Corp
Ms Cunningham
William Agee
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
Ms. Cunningham
Seagrams
Bendix
America
Uursone
Calvern
Conrail Faces 4000 Job Cuts to Survive, Crane Says
Conrail chair Stanley Crane told Congress that more than 4,000 excess firemen and brakemen must lose their jobs for the railroad to survive. He urged continued federal aid and warned delaying action would hurt Conrail and private financing. A companion report proposed a one-time severance fund costing about $25,000 per employee, with potential $185 million savings over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Conrail
Congress
Stanley Crane
Crane
US Railway Association
Stephen Berger
Berger
Easco to Sell Engineering Subsidiary in Troubled Deal
Easco Corp plans to divest its engineering subsidiary Greiner Engineering Sciences Inc to Systems Planning Corp and Syse ES in a joint agreement in principle. The deal centers on Greiner’s Tampa and Baltimore offices with a focus on engineering services for airports highways and related fields. The purchase price remains approximate with a target around eighty million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easco Corporation
Baltimore
Syse ES and
Systems Planning Corp
Los Angeles
Calif
SPZ
Priciple
Systems Planning
Greiner Engineering Sciences Inc
Easco
Gremer Wathh
Tampa
Fla
Fem
Mace Frank Farvaies
MRE
Tao
Low drilling activity as Baltimore Canyon rigs shrink to one
Atlantic City reports the shrinking mid Atlantic offshore fleet with only one semisubmersible rig active. Odeco Ocean Victory, which drilled six Baltimore Canyon holes for Texaco and Tenneco, heads to the North Sea leaving Exxon’s Alaskan Star as the remaining offshore unit in the mid Atlantic region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Baltimore Canyon
North Sea
Odeco Ocean Victory
Great Britain
Texaco
Ocean Victory
Tenneco
Davisville
North Sea Service
Golon
Exxon
Mid- Atlante
Answers needed on acid rain claims and costs
Consol executive Buddy A Beach told a Canada US Law Institute acid rain conference that rain is naturally acidic from carbon dioxide, vegetation decay, sea spray, lightning, and volc anoes. He challenged the link between coal burning and rising rain acidity, citing modest coal use increases and a 11 percent rise in sulfur oxide emissions, while EPA data show ground level SO2 declined from 1974 to 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidation Coal Co
Buddy A. Beach
Consol
Environmental Affairs
Canada - US Law Institute
Beach
New York - New England
US Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
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Patti Lagna
Gladhill Furniture Co
Hood College
Charles Rentzel
Gladhill
Pennsyvania House Furniture Collection
Lewisburg
William Doyle Feed Agents
Geneva Cabe Co Hat
Ag Pack Abhervers
Over TR Corpory Thone
Ayterand
St Loum Piant
Greenock
Wilhem
Bridenstine
Richmond
John F
Culler
Dennis
Bruzei
Lagna
Auto Industry
Trendex Market Research Co
Louis Rukeyser
Mary Cunningham
Cunningham
U. S
Northeast
Easco Corp
Diene Henson
Annette Reynolds
Frederick Limousine, Inc
Baltmore
Washington International Airport
New Jersey
Delaware
Brederich, Md
Noas Follier
DuWayne Bohman
J.1. Case Co
Droft
Gausan
Wis
Tennecone
Case
SMART
Stansbury
Radio Shack
Vie
Tome
Perea
Buch Angn A Company
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