Supreme Court upholds Seidel fraud conspiracy conviction
The Supreme Court refused to Grant review of Julian Seidel's case, leaving intact his 12 year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy as former president of First Maryland Savings & Loan. Justices White and Marshall dissented on hearing arguments.
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Center brake lights to be required on vans and light trucks
The government will mandate high-mounted center brake lights on all vans and light trucks built from 1994 onward to cut rear-end collisions. The NHTSA projects 65,000 to 90,000 fewer crashes and 19,200 to 27,400 fewer injuries yearly, saving an estimated 103 to 143 million dollars in damages, with a projected installation cost of 58 million annually.
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Grain futures on Chicago Board of Trade show mixed moves
Futures trading on the Board of Trade fluctuled Monday with Wheat, Corn, Oats and Soybeans listed at various bid and ask levels. Prices hovered near late session highs and lows as traders weighed May and Sep contracts amid activity in the grain pits.
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Loftus Joins Snyder and Poole Law Firm in Frederick
Dan Loftus joins the Frederick office of Snyder and Poole at 308 W Patrick St to represent clients in employment discrimination civil rights and labor law. He has served in the Reagan and Bush administrations and earned a Presidential Commendation in 1988 and a Special Service Award in 1989.
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T-bills Rise in Monday Treasury Auction
In Monday's auction the Treasury sold 7.62 billion dollars of three month bills at 5.69 percent and 7.62 billion dollars of six month bills at 5.79 percent, both up from last week's levels. A separate note discusses a trade association official and his background in employment law, residence, and family.
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Check the Yield Before You Invest in Investment Accounts
How to pick the best return on investment accounts by comparing yields. Yield reflects compounding frequency and differs even when nominal rates are the same. Compare daily versus monthly compounding to find higher actual earnings.
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