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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1993

Page

5

Japanese firm wins dumping battle over electric typewriters

The Commerce Department ruled that Smith Corona dumped portable electric typewriters into the United States harming Brother USA. Smith Corona imports most units from Singapore and plans to move U.S. production to Mexico, while Brother USA dominates U.S. market share. The ruling could yield a 16 percent antidumping duty, with final results due by May.

Washington Commerce Department United States Brother USA Brother Industries Nagoya Japan Bartlett Patricia Cornell Smith Corona Singapore Cornell U.S Cortland N.Y Mexico Hanson PLC Robert Reich Labor Clinton Harvard Business School Pat Gilmore Brother International Brother Commerce Smith Corona Pte Ltd Lexmark IBM Roger Lanctet Personal Technology “Research Waltham, Mass Lanctet Gilmore Philippines

USF&G reports Q4 profit end nine-quarter loss run

USF&G Corp posted fourth quarter earnings of 13 million dollars or one cent per share, its first profit in nine quarters, as it continues to streamline operations. The company joined a full year net income of 28 million dollars, but faced a 24 cent per share loss after preferred dividends.

Baltimore Usf&g Corp Usf&g

ADDYs Shine At Frederick County Advertising Event

The Frederick County ADDY Awards honored Poppies Peanuts logo by Fredericktown Printing and Graphics and program director John Fieseler of WFMD with Best of Show and Silver Medal. Winners span newspapers to radio, direct mail, collateral, and visual graphics with numerous agencies cited for excellence.

John Fieseler Wfmd Radio Deidre Lewis Frederick County Advertising Federation Frederick Paul Huber Fredericktown Printing and Graphics Jim Ochs Mr. Fieseler Addy Scott Grove Grove Public Relations Barranca Rob Love Ann Burnside Love & Associates Rob Ringle Ad Lab al Slade Slade & Associates Addys Katrina Bradshaw East- West Consulting Co AnneMarie Welsh Welsh Design Sandra Laughlin Galaxy Design Jeffs

Public hearing on outdoor ad sign fees set in Baltimore

The Maryland State Highway Administration will hold a public hearing at 1 p.m. on Friday February 19 in Training Room 2 at 211 E Madison St Baltimore to discuss licenses and permits for outdoor advertising signs along state roads. Call 1-800-323-6742 for details. The Frederick District office of Baltimore Life and Life of Maryland Insurance Co was named District Office of the Month.

Maryland State Highway Administration Maryland E. Madison T Baltimore Frederick Baltimore Life and Life of Maryland Insurance Co

Taneytown Bank Reports 1992 Profit Rise per Share

Taneytown Bank and Trust Co. reports 1992 profits of 1.9 million dollars or 2.98 dollars per share, up from 1.8 million dollars or 2.83 per share in 1991, marking growth for the bank.

Taneytown Bank and Trust Co Taneytown

Economic Census forms due February fifteenth

The Census Bureau reminds business owners they must complete and return the 1992 Economic Census forms mailed to over 3.5 million firms. Forms are due Feb 15, with a toll free help line 1-800-233-6136 available 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Very small firms not receiving a form are not required to respond.

Census Bureau

Bank of Japan to cut rate to historic low in bid to boost economy

The Bank of Japan plans to slash its official discount rate by 0.75 points to 2.50 percent, aiming to spur domestic demand and ease a ballooning trade surplus. The move, reported by Asahi Shimbun, would be the first since July and seventh straight cut since 1990, with BOJ officials declining to comment.

United States Japan Asahi Shimbun Bank of Japan

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