Edward L. Crum opens accounting office in Frederick
Edward L. Crum opens an accounting office at 304 Delaware Road in Monocacy Village Shopping Center Frederick offering bookkeeping payroll tax service and estate planning for individuals and area businesses. He is Towson State University trained and married to Lori Hartman. Office hours are 9 to 6 weekdays and 9 to 1 Saturday. Phone 694-1229.
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Edward L. Crum
Delaware Road
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Mr. Crum
Towson
EUC funds partially expire in Maryland and nationwide
The Maryland Department of Economic and Employment Development reports a partial expiration of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program beginning this week. Claimants who received their last regular unemployment check for the week ending Feb 5 or later will not be eligible for EUC benefits. Current EUC recipients may continue until their EUC claim ends or the program ends on April 30, provided they do not qualify for regular benefits. Congress is not considering an extension. Call 1 800 827 4839 for details. Information updates may follow if laws change.
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Department of Economic and Employment Development
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Tinue
Congress
Office of Unemployment Insurance
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
National Association of Securities Dealers
NASD
WES Advisers
Health plan helps small firms adopt employee insurance
SBA administrator Erskine Bowles says the Health Security Act touted by President Clinton will let a vast majority of small firms pay less for employee health insurance. He notes many small businesses can now offer comprehensive, affordable coverage, with premium growth capped and 100 percent deductibility for self employed costs.
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Small Business Administration
Clinton
Erskine Bowles
SBA
Bowles
BPW Young Careerist Program Seeks Women in Maryland
The Maryland Federation of BPW Clubs sponsors a Young Careerist contest across 33 clubs. Eligibility is ages 21 to 35, full time work in a business or profession, and support for BPW goals. Competitors deliver a three minute presentation and undergo a personal interview. 1994 topics include How Will The World Be Different In 10 Years Because I Was Here. For details call Anne Harper at 662-8231 ext 212.
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Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
BPW
Anne Harper
Workshop on international business opportunities March 28
The World Trade Center Institute offers a two day workshop at Comfort Inn Westminster from 8 30 a m to 5 p m on international business opportunities. For information call Carroll County Office of Economic Development at 410 857 2070. Uni Marts reports quarterly net earnings of 1 2 million the highest in its history up from 1 million in 1992 with earnings per share of 18 cents up from 15 last year revenues at 84 1 million down 2 2 percent. The Frederick BPW Club invites working women to join with Barbara Hiltner contact 62 8231 ext 235 for membership information.
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World Trade Center Institute
Comfort Inn
Westminster
Carroll County
Uni-Marts
Frederick Bpw Club
Barbara Hiltner
Japan faces tax clash as Hosokawa coalition stalls
Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa's seven party coalition struggles over a planned income tax cut amid a push to fund it with a higher sales tax. Talks with Finance Minister Hirohisa Fujii continue as U.S. and Japanese negotiators seek an accord before Hosokawa's Washington visit to meet with President Clinton. The impasse sparks market caution while opposition Liberal Democrats demand decisive action and threats to the coalition loom. A separate protest outside Ichiro Ozawa’s home underscores rising political tension.
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Morihiro Hosokawa
Pecktine
Clinton
Japan
Hosokawa
Washington
Tokyo Stock Exchange
U.S
United States
Clinton-Hosokawa
Mr. Hosokawa
Finance Ministry
Hirohisa Fujii
Ministry of Finance
Minoru Morita
Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democratic
Yohei Kono
Ichiro Ozawa
Hosokawa Coalition
Mr. Ozawa
Maryland areas see below average pay in 1992 BLS report
U S Bureau of Labor Statistics data show Baltimore Hagerstown Cumberland metros under the national pay average for 1992 while Calvert Charles Frederick Montgomery and Prince George's counties posted the year’s largest Maryland rise at 5.9 percent. The 1992 national pay average was 27173, with Baltimore at 26795 and Wilmington region at 29047.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Calvert
Charles
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Maryland
Wilmington
Washington
Alan Paisner
Bureau
M&B Printing Wins Four Awards in Washington Competition
Frederick based M&B Printing Inc wins four awards at the annual Print Excellence Competition by the Printing and Graphic Communications Association of Washington. It marks six straight years with awards totaling 36.
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M&b Printing Inc
Frederick
Printing & Graphic Communications Association of Washington
M&b Printing
Aushermman Hommes
M&b
Bill Adkins
Frederick County National Bank
Fcnb Bank
Regulation of the Mutual Fund Industry Part 1
Retirement guidance note from Randy Bluhm of Edward Jones offers to provide information on retirement funding and current portfolios. Contact at 698 7080 or visit 119 W Patick Street, Freedenek.
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Randy Bluhm
Edward D. Jones & Co
Patick Street
Freedenek
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