July US consumer spending stalls as incomes lag
Americans used savings to support living standards in July as spending rose 0.3 percent to a 408 trillion annual rate while income climbed 0.92 percent to 5.05 trillion. Savings rate fell to 41 percent from 52, with the trade deficit at 24.4 billion in the April-June quarter, posing political risk for President Bush amid weak job gains and an 7.7 percent unemployment rate.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Sandra Shaher
The
Futures Group
Department
Bush
New Officers Elected for Frederick County Insurance Women
Frederick County Insurance Women affiliated with the National Association of Insurance Women elected officers for 1992 1993. Laurie Bauer was named president with Connie Phillips as president elect Carole Flyon as vice president Lisa Stoner as secretary and Doreen Anderson as treasurer. Vicky Beyer installed the slate. The next meeting is September 17. Contact Laurie Bauer at 694 3191 or Carole Flyon at 473 4508 for details.
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Frederick
Grain futures and livestock auctions report from board of trade
Frederick August 24, 1992 shows grain futures and livestock auction figures from the Board of Trade with prices per bushel. Listings include Wheat and Soy futures with daily highs lows and sales totals, dated in a historical market snapshot.
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Borage Board of Trade
Free career workshop by Shannon & Lucis Realtors in Frederick
The Frederick office of Shannon and Lucis Realtors at 1065 W Patrick St hosts a free career workshop from 6:30 to 8 pm Wednesday September 9 led by Diana Parker manager of the office. For more information contact Debbie Warmer at 64 Rite Lionpath wi. The event targets secretaries administrative assistants and support staff, with topics on stress management assertiveness and work routines.
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Frederick
Shannon & Lucis Realtors
Patrick St
Diana Parker
Debbie Warmer
Lionpath Wi
RiSamh
FSR
Frederyck
Rutipe Bosees
Devecat Ste
Conference Report From Baltimore Computer Event
Fragmented OCR text describes a Baltimore conference with unclear names and topics. It mentions sessions and production trade topics with uncertain details. The readable pieces suggest a tech event focusing on products, exchanges, and industry remarks but lack concrete entities or outcomes.
Award hee TR eer pet Mite ae peor Ts ce Spa Met Dees Ter
The text is garbled and unreadable. no clear event, people, or organizations can be identified to summarize into a factual newspaper item.
Pair Rank Five as Markets Rally on Nikkei Rise
A garbled market brief notes Nikkei gains and a mixed session for equities. It hints at commands from authorities and sector rotations, with references to gestures of policy and corporate moves shaping the day, but many names and specifics remain unclear.
Dr Chen joins Frederick obstetrics gynecology practice
Dr Edwin T Chen has joined Dr Ching-Jou Gou at 187 Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick joining from National Taiwan University Med School Taipei and Cathay General Hospital residency. He completed executive chief residency at New York Medical College Metropolitan Hospital and Westchester County Med Ctr. His microsurgery focus covers fallopian tube reanastomosis and infertility. He and wife Mei live in Walkersville with sons Charles and Andrew. Call 663-4545 for more information.
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Edwin T. Chen
Ching-Jou Gou
Thomas Johnson Drive
Frederick
Chen
National Taiwan University
School of Medicine
Taipei
Taiwan
Cathay General Hospital
New
York Medical College
Metropolitan Hospital
New York City
Westchester County Medical Center
Valhalla
N.Y
Mei
Walkersville
Charles
Andrew
Ed Waters Jr
Market records a small gain amid dollar caution
New York stocks edged higher in quiet trade as traders watched the dollar. The Dow rose 12.97 to 3267.61, with advancers outweighing decliners about 5 to 4 on the NYSE, volume around 153.34 million shares. Other indices showed modest gains and mixed readings across the market.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
AMAX
Avemco
BioWhittaker
Lita Citizens Bank
CSX Corp
Comsat
Fcnb Corp
F&m Bancorp
GTE Corp
Hech
IBM Bike
Kmart
IM Life Technologies
Litton
Loyola Corp
Marriott
McIcomm
Mercantile Bakshi
Moore Corp
Navions Bank Penney
September chamber events in Frederick County activities calendar
Frederick County Chamber announces September plans including back to school events, Great Frederick Fair September 21 to 26, and a busy schedule of committee meetings. Highlights cover Agri-Business Education and Ambassadors Club meetups, Government Affairs breakfast, Leadership Frederick County session, and a week-long membership drive ending October 2.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Watson's
Education
A.m
Comfort Inn
Ambassador Club
Chamber Office
Government Affairs Committee
FSK Holiday Inc
Thomas Hattery
Roscoe Bartlett
Chamber
Roundtable
FSK Holiday Inn
Kingscrest
Business Development Committee
OC County
Great Frederick
Data National
Ceresville
Chamber Business Expo
GM parts strike threatens Baltimore minivan plant closure
Baltimore GM plant cites potential Monday shutdown for night shift if Lordstown Ohio parts strike persists. About 2,900 of 3,200 Baltimore workers may be laid off next week without parts from the Ohio facility, which supplies 14 GM models including the Astro and Safari minivans.
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Baltimore
Geneva Motors
Ohio
Terry Youngerman
Lordstown
Youngerman
Mr. Youngerman
United Auto Workers Union
GM North American
Edward Sauter
Mr. Sauter
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Cai Dehorg
Yar
Desociates
Dr. Chen
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Standard&Poor’s
Frederick Counts
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Alos
Sears
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Maryland
Farm Credit
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AP Stock Quotes
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