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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1993
Page
10
Maryland 1992 unemployment for whites held steady while black jobless rate jumped from 9.8 to 11.2 percent, the Labor Department reported. Hispanics fell from 9.3 to 7.5 percent as limited labor force migration affected the rate, and whites rose to 4.6 percent. National rate rose to 7.4 percent.
Suzanne Jenkins, a Walkersville High School 1992 graduate, completed cosmetology training at Westminster Beauty Academy and passed the Maryland State Board exam. now works as a stylist at Montgomery Ward Salon. Julie Plummer, a physical therapist, joined Patricia Domser in Mount Airy and Westminster/Eldersburg Physical Therapy offices, with a focus on orthopedics and TMJ. she resides in Taneytown with her husband. Judy Curren was named director of education and career development for Weichert, Shannon & Luchs Realtors in Frederick. a licensed agent since 1982, she holds multiple designations and has a background as a microbiology lab tech and college instructor. Joe Draego, a sales associate at Weichert's Frederick office, completed post-licensing and buyer agent training. TOKYO AP Dollar sinks against yen amid lack of intervention. Nikkei average drops.
Dr Richard L Rogers of Frederick received the Academy of General Dentistry award after 500 hours of continuing education in ten years and a qualifying exam. He serves at Frederick Memorial Hospital, practices privately, and will be Frederick County Dental Society president 1994-95. Also named are top agents at Re Max Realty Plus in Germantown, new hires at Frederick medical and real estate offices, and Dr David Levine becoming certified by the American Board of Pediatric Surgery with a focus on foot and ankle issues.
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