Business briefs highlight local promotions and appointments
Deborah Dorsette joins Green Life Lawn Service in Frederick for bookkeeping and customer relations. Odenton’s eJoAnn Allen named regional VP with A L Williams, a term insurance and annuities firm. Dr. Gene Ashe opens a family practice at Woodsboro Medical Center with full services and hours listed. Terrance L. Watkins promoted to manager of operational subcontracts procurement at IBM Manassas. Kitty M. Reed completes Institute for Organization Management program. Will Hurwitz and spouse return from New York trade show previewing new jewelry styles. Jeffrey J. Primovic appointed assistant director of pharmacy services at Washington County Hospital Association.
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Deborah Dorsette
Green Life Lawn Service & Tree Care
Frederick
eJoAnn Allen
Odenton
A.L. Williams
Catoctin High School
Thurmont
Internal Revenue Service
Gene Ashe
Woodsboro Medical Center
Johns Hopkins University
State University of Sart
Stadey Brook
Harrisburg Hospital
Jeffrey J. Primovic
Msrfh
Washington County Hospital Association
Hagerstown
University of Maryland Medical Ag Ment
Wayne State University
Detroit
University of Weryland
Small advance in stock market in slow Friday trading
New York report describes the Dow Jones industrial average and other stock indexes finishing with a small gain after a late burst of buying. The session was the slowest in seven weeks, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and modest market movement.
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New York
Stocks Edge Up Amid Fed Money Supply Drop
Stocks of area interest gained as the Dow posted a month’s rise despite a Thursday Fed report showing a $1.2 billion drop in the money supply for the week ended Aug. Open-market rates drifted little, with the NYSE composite rising to 96.24 while volume slid to 69.64 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Fed
Selling securities no easy glamorous profession
The Kiptinger Magazine notes thousands leave regular paychecks to sell securities, drawn by high income potential and independence. It outlines long hours, cold calls, training, and two-year contracts, with starting salaries around 1 200 to 2 000 dollars monthly and payouts, draw accounts, and pressure to produce commissions influencing broker behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiptinger
Nome
Anna
Perrin Long
Lipper Analytical Distributors
Women plan for career-family conflict to succeed 1967 graduates
Toronto AP reports that college women who anticipated career and marriage conflicts and prepared accordingly were likelier to reach goals. A 1967 cohort of 117 graduates showed those aiming for male-dominated fields often achieved success, aided by expectant conflict and supportive partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sandra Schwartz Tangri
Howard University
American Beverninginal Acsariatinn
Tangri
Ms. Tangri
Sharon Ftae Jenkins
University of California At Berkeley
Ms. Jenkins
Leaner Caterpillar signals new era at dealers conference
Caterpillar Tractor Co. unveils a leaner image as it prepares for a world dealers conference in Peoria. Union leaders will attend for the first time in seven years, part of a broader push to mend labor relations after years of losses and layoffs. Company officials cite new financing arms and overseas ventures as signs of a robust turnaround, while workers express cautious optimism about negotiations ahead.
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Peoria
Ill
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Caterpillar
Tony Green
United Auto Workers
Brian Gareau
UAW
Cat
Gareau
U.S
Green
America
Lee Morgan
Peoria-area
Soviets raise price of export crude oil by 25 cents a barrel
European oil industry sources report the Soviet Union told customers it would raise Urals crude by 25 cents per barrel, following a $1.50 cut a month earlier. Traders could not confirm the new price in the United States, citing confidentiality and lack of a formal announcement. The Soviet Union, the world’s largest oil exporter, ships about 3.6 million barrels daily, with 1.75 million going to non communist buyers. Friday’s price move signals a pause in the summer oil price freefall.
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Soviet Union
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Europe
Asia
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Kermit C. Zieg
John Hanson Savings and Loan
Beltsville
Zieg
Control Data Corp. Commercial Credit Co
George Washington
George Mason
Indiana University
Ohio State University
Paul Carney
GenStar Stone Products Co
Hunt Valley
Raduele
Western Washington University
eKitty M. Reed
Ahn Bae
Ferce
Frederick County
Institute For Organization Management
University of Delaware
Chamber of Commerce of
Will Hurwitz
Colonial Jewelers
New York City
Jewelers of America
Tne
Mewest Jewlity Slyves
Dorsette
Allen
Carney
Ashe
Tow Jones
London
Avemco Corp
Bell
CSX Corp
Comsat
Exxon
Fairchild Ind
H . F&m Bancorp
Fst
MD Bne
Unwigd
Gen Motors
Tate
Genex
IBM
Kmart
Litton
Lowes
H Marriott Corp
MD Nail Cp
Mercantile
Bakshr
Murphy
Phil
Va Penney Plantin
Ryan Homes
H Safeway
Sears
Standex
Tandy
Baker Wetts & Co
Spek WG sendGue
Merrill Lynch
Sion
Con Soy Tc
Baldwin United
Washington
ED Waters JR
Frederick, Md
Derek Williams
Africa
Bobby Mazumdar
India
Komatsu Ltd
Japan
Southeast Asia
Komatsu
Soviets
State Comptroller's
Bausmore City
Carroll County
Howard County
Montgomery County
Washington County
Long Construction Co
Free Estimates, Pools & New Homes
Call
Winchester, Virginia
Whitney Telecommunications Inc
Telco
M Street NW
Washington, D.C
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