Frederick Gas to appoint new general manager
Jack Jason will retire in March 1997 after 19 years as head of Frederick Gas. Ralph E. Fisher, with Washington Gas since 1979, is named the new general manager. Mason will retire but stay as consultant. He is active in YMCA Rotary Chamber and United Way. Fisher plans to move to Frederick area. Mason will remain active in community groups.
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Frederick Gas
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Ralph E. Fisher
Washington Gas
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Frederick County
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Mr. Fisher
Centre College of Kentucky
University of Baltimore Law School
Rockville
Maryn
Fisher
Maryland
Brandywood Estates
Prince George’s County
Hood College
Circuit City racial bias suit awards two black employees
In Richmond Virginia two Circuit City employees won nearly 300000 after a nine hour, two day jury deliberation finding racial discrimination in promotions at headquarters. Renee Lowery received 237500 with 225000 punitive. Lisa Peterson got 51200 with 47000 punitive.
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Ricimond
Circuit City
Richard L Sharp
McKnight
Lowery
Peterson
Nasdaq Hits New High As Dow Stays Steady
Nasdaq rose to a sixth straight record as retailers report brisk holiday shopping while the Dow held at 6521.70. Higher inflation worries, stronger manufacturing data, and bond declines pressured markets, with IBM and Best Buy among notable gainers. Overseas markets varied as Tokyo fell and London slipped.
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Manu
Robert Streed
Mocthergister
Chicago
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Dow
Federated Department Stores
Kmart
IBM
Diilantial
Gamting Pleanhara
Nyse
Best Buy
Hewlett- Packard
Treasury bills fall in Monday auction
Washington AP reports short term Treasury securities saw lower yields in Mondays sale. Three month bills sold at an average discount rate of 0.498 percent, down from 0.503 last week, while six month bills averaged 5.0 percent, down from 5.07. The three month rate was the lowest since 4.96 percent on Oct 7 and the six month rate the lowest since 5.02 percent on April 22.
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Rao Chalasani
Everen Securities
Chicago
Washington
Treasury Department
Soybean futures slide on Chicago Board amid South American crop hopes
Soybean futures fell sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders eyed bumper harvests in Argentina and Brazil. Analysts warned both countries could post strong production, with South American supplies not due for harvest until April or May and January soybeans trading around 70.344 dollars per bushel.
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Volkswagen
General Motors Corp
Bnan Wilkinson
HSBC
James Capel
London
Wilkinson
Detroit
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Basier
Steve Freed
ADM Investor Services Inc
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Exaon
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Vee
F&m Bancorp
Lew
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Fred Brew
Giant Foods
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Pepsico
Sears Sid
Life Tech
Lowe’s
WalMart
Marriott
Mercantile Weis
Shenkshr
Ferns
Nations Bank
Baker Watts Inc
T. Talbott Bond
Hara-Working
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Aubvarcye Eenellarys
Talbott Bond
Canon
Boyd Scull
ET. Talbott Bond
Ginice
IKON
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Sozet
Colonial Jewelers
Patsh Street
Frederick Basket Company
Hammond Christmas Shop
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National Moseum of Ciil War
Fcnbbank.com
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