Real Estate Brokerage Earns CRB Designation for ERA Pace Seller
Barbara Antineg, president of ERA Pace, receives CRB designation from the Satuies Marketing Visit. Frederick Kes and Johns Reburn noted for achievements in brokerage management. Astin met, Lea Briges, and Frederick County board members highlighted for committee leadership. Cream Corp. representative ties to Penn and Virginia.
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Haha
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IRS gearing up for last minute deluge
Assisted by the AP, the IRS faces a rush as more than 45 million individuals are expected to file within 12 days. Commissioner Egger downplays delays, warning only a loss of funds could cripple refunds, while stressing the need for full operating funds to avoid furloughs and extended processing times.
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Kestae Egger Jr
Egger
Exger
Cangrace
Conable Selected as World Bank President Amid Latin Loan Push
The World Bank approved James D. Conable as president to succeed AW Clausen as the bank shifts toward growth oriented policies. The board also approved a $2.5 billion loan to Argentina to boost agricultural exports and production, part of a broader program to ease the Latin American debt crisis. Conable, 63, previously a veteran Republican congressman and former chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, was Reagan's pick after Paul Volcker declined.
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Reagan
Barber Cunsbie
New York
Repu
U.S Treasury
James A. Baker
Knox
Baker
Columbian
Knux
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Neewons Creer
D Bank
Argentina
Conabie
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Volcker
Rochester
NWF to sue Interior over strip mining enforcement
The National Wildlife Federation issued a 60 day notice to the Interior Department announcing a planned suit for alleged failure to enforce federal strip mining laws. The federation cites missed inspections, weak enforcement, and improper bond releases, while Alan Cole said the agency is reviewing the letter. Separately, F M Bancorp declares a 30 cent quarterly dividend and a 5 percent stock dividend payable in May to holders of record in April.
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Washington
National Wildlife Federation
Interior Department
Alan Cole
F&m Bancorp
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