R and B Hair Studio Opens in Frederick Corner
The R and B Hair Studio opens at Military Road and Rosemont Avenue in Frederick with hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and by appointment Wednesday and Friday evenings Walk ins welcome. Kassie Fritz Roxie Stitely Virginia Waldron are shown with Suzanne Jenkins not pictured A grand opening with specials is set for Thursday December 10.
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Stocks Continue Year End Rally In New York Markets
Stocks extended their year end rally with the Dow rising 18.65 to 3,307.33 while broader gauges hit new highs. Advancing issues outpaced declines about 9 to 5 and Big Board volume reached 220.14 million shares as signs of economic recovery and job growth in November buoyed sentiment. Bond traders weighed Clinton stimulus plans but long term Treasuries offered strong yields, around 7.45 percent.
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Icahn to surrender control as TWA gains financing plan
Carl Icahn will provide 200 million dollars of financing to Trans World Airlines and up to 200 million to its pension plans with additional guarantees to the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp if plans end. He will relinquish control upon court approval, creditors own 55 percent and unions 45 percent after emergence from bankruptcy, with a spring 1993 target.
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Treasury bills ease to lowest since last month
U S Treasury short term yields slipped in Monday's auction with 3 month bills at 3.29 percent and 6 month bills at 3.37 percent. The Fed reported one year bill yields climbed to 3.82 percent. Chicago Board of Trade quotes for Wheat Soybeans and Oats appeared with mixed futures movement.
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15 Year Mortgage Tops Housing Market in 1992
Freddie Mac reports 15 year loans surged to 33 percent of 1992 purchases from 18 percent in 1991 as refinancings soared. The government chartered firm and Fannie Mae bought a record 190 billion in loans this year amid low rates, then expect a softer 1993.
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Credit card debt rises for second straight month
Washington AP reports October saw a 0.4 percent rise in consumer debt, the second consecutive increase in installment credit. Economists note rising consumer confidence ahead of holiday shopping, though risks of a stall persist. Revolving loans, including credit cards, climbed for a third straight month.
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