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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1994

Page

15

Dr. van Sickle Opens Periodontics Practice in Frederick

Dr. Deborah S. van Sickle opens a periodontics and implant dentistry practice at 196 Thomas Johnson Drive Suite 235 Frederick. She holds a DDS magna cum laude from University of Maryland Baltimore College of Dental Surgery 1992 and a 1985 Tufts biology BS. She trained in implant systems and guided tissue regeneration, externed in Mount Airy in 1991, and volunteered in the Dominican Republic the same year. Implants attach artificial teeth to the jaw and require care. appointments at 620-1692.

Deborah S. van Sickle Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick van Sickle University of Maryland, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Tufts University Massachusetts Baltimore Veteran's Administration Hospital Julius Necciai Mount Airy Dominican Republic Michael P. Stiglitz Washington, D.C Rescon Tysons Corner

Boeing invests $100 million in China plant for 737 parts

Boeing will invest 100 million dollars in a China plant to produce tail sections for 737 jets, establish a spare parts service center, and fund crew and maintenance training. It cites China as a potential site for 100-seat airliners for Asian markets, with total China investment around 600 million dollars from 1980 to 2000.

Beljing Boeing Co China Ron Woodard Boeing Commercial Airplane Group Boeing T. Craig Martin Renton Wash Clinton

Rail merger could boost Hagerstown economy

In Hagerstown the potential Norfolk Southern Conrail merger could reshape trucking and rail freight, creating a new north south corridor. The combined system would run about 170000 freight cars and 4200 locomotives, with intermodal freight boosting local trucking activity and possibly reviving passenger service in the future. Local officials and rail historians expect economic benefits and greater appeal to companies seeking rail access.

Hagerstown Conrail Pennsylvania New York Journal of Commerce Bob Tracey Tracey Lowe’s Jack Snyder Roundhouse Museum Amtrak Washington Burtner Washington County

Blues executive disputes alleged poor management in federal plans

Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association chief Bernard Tresnowski rejected a Senate report alleging poor management and wasted funds in federal employee programs. He said costly conferences are being cut, costs re-evaluated, and the group could have claimed $44.6 million more in reimbursements but chose not to. He cited high customer loyalty as a key measure of performance.

Washington Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Bernard Tresnowski Senate Sam Nunn D-Ga Senate Permanent Subcommittee Nunn Blue Shield Congress Tresnowski The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Mr. Tresnowski

Charles County Sues Nine Brokers Over 27 Million Loss

Charles County in U S District Court seeks 27 million from nine securities brokerage firms claiming the county treasurer’s two year investment program violated rules by placing one third in derivatives. County officials say funds are largely tied up and short term cash needs may struggle. County treasurer Thelma Bowie ceded duties to commissioners on July 12 amid difficulties contacting her.

Baltimore U.S. District Court Charles County Thelma Bowie Roger Fink U.S Mr. Fink Samuel Ketterman

OPEC Cuts July Output Raise Per Barrel Price

OPEC production fell by 330000 barrels daily in July, lifting the cartel's average price by about 91 cents to 17.41 a barrel. Iran cut output 200000 bpd from June to July, Nigeria’s strike reduced production from 1.93 million to 1.78 million bpd, with a further 350000 bpd drop expected in early August amid protests against Nigeria’s military government.

Nicosia Cyprus OPEC Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Nigeria

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