Gas rationing plan eyed for Baltimore workers
Baltimore officials consider a city gas rationing system with cards A through D. Essential emergency vehicles receive priority while police cruisers and fire trucks would be fueled as needed. Allocation could be by department or vehicle, and general staffing would face tighter fuel limits as costs rise.
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Baltimore
Willam Donald Schaefer
Herbert W Fisehouse
Fivehouse
Cervices Rehaefers and
Feeas
Shorts
Mazar & Beef Arm
Costa
Decorating Den brings home decorating to you in town
Paulette Laskoski and her husband Bob represent Decorating Den as area franchisees offering wall coverings draperies blinds and carpeting. They bring samples to the customer's home for lighting and budget suited choices and plan to teach decorating classes countywide. The couple attended Decorating Den school in Indianapolis and handle installation and consultation. For information call 894-3479.
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Paulette Laskocki
Becky Spicert
Gee Bee facility interior work nears July opening at Key Mall
Interior work on the Gee Bee department core at Francis Scott Key Mall is underway under Crown American Corp. Project manager Lou Rafile notes progress on walls, electricals, and drywall with mall space for up to ten small shops planned between the mall area and Gee Bee. The new common area is expected mid July along with parking work beginning soon.
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CAP Phone Center
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick
CAP Telephone
M.W. Peveriey
CAP
Jane Keller
Carl V. Weakley
Mary G. Williams
Tamara Haugh
Delores Ambush
Rick Miller
Crown American Corp
Sas
Gee Bee
Lou Bafie
Crown Amerian Corp
Rafile
Pepeans
London firm fights for Liggett control in Durham
In Durham North Carolina residents discuss Liggett Group ownership as Grand Metropolitan of London seeks control of Liggett & Myers Tobacco. About 500 plus workers have been laid off with 1 500 total at risk as parts of the business face sale and relocation orders. Delaware judge blocks sale of Liggett subsidiary while Grand Met vows to contest the deal in Delaware and North Carolina courts.
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Durham
N.C
Liggett Group
Delaware
Montvale
N.J
Philip Morris
New Grand Metropolitan Ltd
London
Liggett
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Raymond Mulligan
Grand Metropolitan
North Carolina
L&m Tobacco
L& M
Buuer
Austin Nichols & Co
Pernod Ricard
Pans
Cape
Grand Met
Vancouver stock boom returns to life at Vancouver Stock Exchange
Vancouver resumes a rapid stock boom as share prices rise from 72 cents in 1977 to 2.23 dollars now and daily trading climbs to nearly 20 million Canadian dollars. The rally, fueled by energy resource interest, is seen by local leaders as a longer, steadier boom with more venture capital for stronger companies.
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Vancouver
Stock market runs higher on merger plays and gold slip
New York shares rose early but faded toward the close as merger candidates and special situation stocks led the session. Dow gained 1.85 to 005.46 with Orion Capital up around 1% and Pullman rising about 3% while IBM fell sharply and Ford posted a loss after hours. Gold prices weakened and the dollar softened as volume cooled on the NYSE and NASDAQ.
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NEW York
Orion Capital Corp
Pullman
International Business
Ford
Commodity Exchange
Teo
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
State clarifies rulings on take over of firms
Maryland Securities Commissioner K Houston Matney says the Division of Securities issued a policy clarifying Maryland law on take over offers for Maryland corporations. The move follows a new emergency bill signed April 8 and federal SEC rules seen as pre empting state authority. The guidelines cover filings and public announcements as the first stage to enforce the State Take Over Law.
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Maryland
K. Houston Matney
Division of Securities
Attorney General's Office
Maryland General Assembly
Harry R. Hughes
Securities Commissioner
United States Securities and Exchange Commission
Matney
SEC
Maryland Division of Securities
Vancouver Stock Boom Persists Amid Regulatory Shifts
Canadian financiers defend a stricter regulatory framework and higher quality investments as key reasons the Vancouver boom endures. They cite diverse oil and gas projects, global price signals, and a strong influx of U.S. and European investors. Peter M. Brown of Canaria Investment warns of volatility yet sees decade-long staying power in oil and gas, with continued interest from American brokers and investors eager for undervalued properties.
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U.S
Vancouver
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Peter M. Brown
Canaria Investment Corporation
Brown
Vancouver Bay
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Gulf Ou
Harris Uw Ae
Kmart Litton
Marriott Corp
Mercantile Bokshi
Ed Mobil
Noa Phil
Penney
Planten
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Tandy
Texaco
Warner L
Watkins
Baker Watts & Co
Carter
Nike
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Eont
Icov
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Creer American Corp
Johnstown
Pacere
Omnes
Sheraton Inn Frederic
Westheimer
Frederick Hoda’ Inn
Julius Westheimer
Wall Street
Wmar-Tv
Baltamore
Baltiimore
Joseph Roberts
Liggett Control
Charles C. Keller
Louis Rukeyser
Canada
North America
American Stock Exchange
Renn Kirby
Pontiac
Carlton
At&t
American Telephone & Telegraph
Argus Research Corporation
Baker, Watts & Co
W. Patnck & Bentz
Fredenck
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