Moore Forms to Celebrate 40 Years in Thurmont
Moore Business Forms and Systems Division marks its 40th year in Thurmont with an open house for employees families retirees and guests on Saturday April 27. The Thurmont plant opened in 1951 as Moore Business Forms and later joined Moore Business Communications Services. The company notes its 1990 census forms production was the largest single order for Moore and a milestone in its centennial era. Maryland praised in Development Report Card as top state for the third year, with high job quality low unemployment and growth potential. Connecticut Minnesota New Jersey and Pennsylvania also high in ratings while Louisiana Montana West Virginia were lowest.
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OTS proposes S&L rules to match banks capital
Washington AP The Office of Thrift Supervision proposes a two tier leverage capital rule for savings and loans. Stronger S&Ls would face a 3 percent core capital minimum while others would need 4 to 5 percent or more, set case by case.
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Outlook survey shows 1991 gloom for U.S. economy
More than 8,000 businesses responding to a U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey report plans to cut workforces and low confidence in the economy through most of 1991. Over half expect worsening conditions in six months with declines in construction, retail and wholesale, agriculture, communications, transportation and real estate. The OCC? OTS says it will accept public comments on a proposed regulation for 30 days before a final rule. Capital is the yardstick of a bank's soundness. higher capital cushions losses and preserves FDIC funds. the proposal does not alter the 8 percent risk based capital requirement.
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Area Stock Highlights and Market Quotes
Stocks of local interest feature daily moves with quotations courtesy of Ferris, Baker Watts Inc Frederick office. Financial activity centers on area equities and market indicators, reflecting trading sentiment and regional investment trends.
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ProNet to Host Starr Schaeberle at Tauraso's April 30
The Frederick Professional Women's Network will host Starr Schaeberle a radiology oncology nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital with Jane Blash as assist. The meeting is set for 5 30 p m Tuesday April 30 at Tauraso's Restaurant Reservations can be left with Jeanette Eleff at 695 5061 or Bonnie Teague at 694 8700.
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Market Dips on Fed Outlook Doubts in Broad Decline
Stocks fell across the board as investors doubt Federal Reserve credit policy and rates. Dow Jones average slid 37.87 to 2927.72, NYSE volume 165.05 million shares. Composite indexes for NYSE and NASDAQ dropped, with broad declines and more stocks down than up. First Bank of Frederick and Frederick County National Bank to host a free financial seminar May 3 at 7 p.m. in Frederick. call Jennifer Harris for details.
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Nikkei Falls as Dollar Rises to 138.70 Yen in Thin Tokyo Trade
The dollar strengthened against the yen for the third straight session, closing at 138.70 yen, up 0.80 from Friday. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 slipped for the third day, down 304.96 points or 1.15 percent, to finish at 26,237. D1
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