Hood College professors launch Managing for Productivity and Quality program
Hood College professors Dr Ronald H Parker and Dr Kathleen C Bands introduce a training program for managers and supervisors focusing on performance productivity and teamwork. The course runs March 22 and April 29 at the FSK Mall Holiday Inn in Frederick from 9 am to 4 pm, charging 135 dollars with a 120 dollar group discount for five or more.
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T-bills Rise as Short-Term Treasuries Sell Higher
The Treasury sold 12.7 billion in three month bills at 3.24 percent, up from 2.99 percent, and another 12.7 billion in six month bills at 3.40 percent, up from 3.16 percent. The three month rate topped 3.26 percent last seen on December 14, 1992.
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Frederick firms create software used to train snow plow drivers
Frederick firms Bergstrath-Shaw-Newman and Multimedia Software Inc released a CD training program called Snow and Ice Control for AASHTO. The interactive disc teaches plowing sanding and salting to CDL holders using a remote controlled menu. It costs 125 dollars nonmembers and 100 for members.
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Grain futures report shows mixed Mar to Nov activity
Grain futures prices across months range from Mar at 6.78 to Nov at 6.15 with small daily changes. Trading notes mention Fri sales at 54,866 and open interest near 170,546, detailing price levels and percent changes for several contracts.
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Tokyo stock dip amid political uncertainty after Wall Street plunge
Nikkei 225 fell 287.03 points to 20014.40 as Tokyo stocks declined moderately while investors hesitated to sell amid political uncertainty. The dollar rose to 108.90 yen, gaining 0.53 yen.
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Dow ends slide as autos and miners lift market
Stocks reversed losses Monday with the Dow up 34.90 points to 4906.32 as auto paper and mining shares led gains. Volume on the NYSE reached 346.79 million with broad indices rising including the S&P 500 at 471.76 and Nasdaq composite at 779.20.
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