All-Weather Building Products opens in Frederick firm offers gutters
All-Weather Building Inc located at 6243 Jefferson Pike near Frederick announces seamless gutters vinyl replacement windows and metal doors with free delivery within 20 miles on orders of 75 feet or more. Gutter material types colors and prices listed plus next day service for orders by 11 am. Contact 694-0195.
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Ed Waters Jr
All-Weather Building Products Inc
MD. 180
Frederick
Dale Marshall
Leslie Forrest
Terry Kiser
Jerry Fogle
All-Weather Building Inc
Jefferson Pike
Village Restaurant opens at 4 E Patrick St with wider menu
The Village Restaurant relocates to 4 E Patrick St offering expanded facilities and a 50 sandwich menu plus Belgian waffles. Owner Marvin Lohr notes familiar surroundings like paintings and antique marble counter moved to the new site. Hours now 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. bathrooms added. Millie's Restaurant also run by Lohr at 911 E Patrick St. contact 662-1944.
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E. Patrick, St
Marvin Lohr
Weis Markets Opens New Frederick Store Saturday
Weis Markets will open a 46,400 square foot new Frederick store on Saturday April 30 at Festival of Frederick off Jefferson Street. The store features deli pharmacy floral bake shop and video exchange with nine checkouts plus an express lane. Grand opening includes free glassware prize drawings and early bird gifts for the first 500 shoppers. Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble greet visitors 9 11 30 a.m. and 1 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Bryan Smith named manager of the new location.
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Weis Markets
Frederick
Festival of Frederick
Jefferson Street
Carol Ernst
Sunbury
Weis
Fred Flintstone
Barney Rubble
Bryan Smith
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
New York
Small gain in market during quiet session
The New York market closed modestly higher as the Dow rose 3.15 to 2047.91 in a quiet session. Volume on the NYSE reached 133.81 million shares while the composite edged up to 148.94, with the S P 500 down 0.13 and the NASDAQ up 0.83.
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NEW York
NYSE
Standards& Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Trade center and theme park planned in Baltimore County
Baltimore County officials discuss a 1 300 acre project in Middle River by China-USA Development Corp. A Pacific World Trade Center and a Chinese cultural theme park would create about 4 500 jobs and generate a 700 million dollar annual regional economic impact. Construction would take three years with international trade and cultural ties emphasized.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Middle River
Dennis F. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Dean L. Gitter
China-Usa Development Corp
Baltimore
Gitter
William Donald Schaefer
Washington
China- USA
China-Usa
Martin State Airport
Amtrak
Pacific World Trade Center
Orient
Asia
World Bridge Hotel
Silk Road Village
Cotton Art Featured in Impressions Magazine Spotlight
The Frederick based Cotton Art store at Willowtree Plaza earns feature in Impressions magazine highlighting its high quality design and strong market performance. Cotton Art, headquartered in Hagerstown, contributes a logo design for the Maryland Horse Fair at Prince George's Horse Center. Noland Co reports first quarter 1988 net income above $1 million or 29 cents per share, up 25.9 percent, with quarterly sales at $100.1 million, up 11.2 percent.
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Commerce Department
Cotton Art
Frederick
Willowtree Plaza
Impressions
Hagerstown
Maryland
Noland Co
Hong Kong tycoon to reopen Phoenix Steel mill by Oct
Hong Kong businessman L H Chang wins court approval to revive Phoenix Steel Corp in Claymont with a 13.5 million cash offer and up to 350 new jobs initially, expanding to 300 to 450 within a year. The plant will produce steel slabs and may host an international trade port, with CITIC owning about 70 percent of the new company and Chang managing it. The deal faces bondholder mortgage and regulatory hurdles amid a protracted Chapter 11 process and questions on profitability and union status.
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Claymont
Chang
China International Trust and Investment Corp
People’s Republic of China
CITIC
Northern Delaware Industrial Development Corp
Martin Aronstein
Mellon Bank Corp
Delaware
Arsenstein
Helen S. Balick
U.S
Hong Kong
Mr. Chang
Shanghai
China
United Steelworkers of America
New copper-free route to high temperature superconductivity found
New superconductivity discovered in a copper-free material opening a broader field of possible compounds. The reddish brown powder of potassium barium bismuth and oxygen shows signs of superconductivity near minus 406 degrees Fahrenheit, higher than prior non copper materials. Researchers say the three dimensional bismuth and oxygen sheets may allow easier fabrication into wires and devices while maintaining performance under high current and magnetic fields.
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New York
Paul Fleury
At&t Bell Laboratories
Bell Laboratories
Nature
Bob Laudise
Bell Labs
Mr. Laudise
Laudise
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Building AF Products, Inc
Middleburg
Brunswick
Myersville
Ed Waters
E. Patrick St
the Village
News-Post
Wilshire Associates
China- USA Cultural Center
Noland
Phoenix Steel Mill
Wirraua
Eve
Rou
Fdic Insurance
First American Bank Money Exchange
First American Bank
TSI/MERICAN
BANK
Leribeet
Vcothe Bank
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