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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1994

Page

10

Nissan to buy back 33,000 C-22 minivans for over 200 million

Nissan plans to spend more than 200 million to buy back 33,000 C-22 minivans from 1987 to 1990 models, offering owners current value plus a 500 coupon toward a new or used Nissan. NHTSA backs the plan as 150 engine fires have occurred without serious injuries. Owners have 120 days to accept the offer from April, or Nissan will reinspect and repair.

Nissan Adams NACA FCNB

Chrysler recalls all Neons as Belvidere plant closes week

Chrysler Corp recalls every Neon sold since January 2 and shuts the Belvidere Illinois plant for at least a week to fix a water leakage into the engine controller that could stall the car. Dealers are told to halt deliveries until the defect is corrected. The recall follows a prior Jeep issue and targets 1300 Neons built to date with about 15,000 already produced.

New York Chrysler Corp Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Belvidere Ill Aberlich

Interstate banking decision expands NationsBank reach across states

Regulators used a legal loophole to let NationsBank operate its Washington DC and Maryland offices as a single branch network by moving the American Security Bank headquarters to Aspen Hill and merging with Maryland National Bank. The action follows a similar January move for First Fidelity Bank.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency NationsBank Corp D.C Maryland Comptroller’s Office Treasury Department NationsBank American Security Bank District of Columbia Aspen Hill American Security Nations Bank Maryland National Bank Baltimore First Fidelity Bank Salem N.J Pennsylvania New Jersey First Fidelity Congress House Banking Subcommittee On House Banking Subcommittee On Financial Institutions Senate Christopher Dodd D-Conn

Frederick County Builders Association Meeting Notice

The Frederick County Builders Association will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday February 16 at the FSK Holiday Inn in Frederick. Speaker will be Melissa Herron from the National Association of Home Builders Sales and Marketing Council. For more information call 663-3599.

Frederick County Builders Association FSK Holiday Inn Frederick Melissa Herron The National Association of Home Builders’ Sales and Marketing Council

Baltzell named head of Alumax division

B Michael Baltzell senior vice president and works manager at Eastalco Aluminum Co Buckeystown promoted to president of Alumax Primary Division. He is a Johns Hopkins graduate and Thurmont resident with Alumax since 1971. David Leslie will replace him as senior VP and GM.

B. Michael Baltzell Eastalco Aluminum Co Buckeystown Alumax Mr. Baltzell Johns Hopkins University Thurmont Baltzell Norcross David Leslie Leslie McGill University Canadian British Aluminum Ltd Intalco Eustalco Lauralco

Best year for Mount Airy Long & Foster office yet

Le O'Hearn of the Mount Airy Long & Foster Real Estate office reported 1993 as the best year in the office's 11 year history. The year marked top performance for agents Paul Double Susan Gorospe Leonor La Follette Jim Linthicum Kerry Mandrik Dan O'Donnell Rich Quickel Mary Anne Ridgely and Fred and Jo Seymour.

le O'Hearn Mount Airy Long & Foster Real Estate Paul Double Susan Gorospe Leonor la Follette Jim Linthicum Kerry Mandrik Dan O'Donnell Rich Quickel Mary Anne Ridgely Fred Jo Seymour

USAir Reports January Passenger Gain in 1994

ARLINGTON VA AP USAir shows a 2.9 percent rise in passengers carried in January 1994 from January 1993. The airline transported 3,857,707 passengers in January 1994 versus 3,747,974 in the prior year.

Arlington, Va Usair

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