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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1985

Page

7

Business briefs highlight hires and awards across Frederick area

Freeman Frederick area firms announce new hires promotions and honors. Amy Myers and Rod Lipman Jr join Frederick Office Supply with backgrounds in teaching and military and finance. Marianne Simmons earns the GRI designation. Dr Bruno Weinschel receives an RF and microwave industry award. Borrelli and Frank rise at John Hanson Savings and Loan. agents for State Farm notch Millionaire Club status. Administrative and sales staff appointments recur at Glessner Protective Services Don Stevenson Associates and Prudential.

eAmy Myers Caaries Rod Lipman Jr Frederick Office Supply Ms. Myers Tamann Tener Towson State University Sykesville Middle School Lipman Hyattstown Hofstra University U.S. Marine Corps Victor Systems and Equipment Sperry Univac Bruno Weinschel Weinschel Engineering Gaithersburg and Frederick Automated Radio Frequency and Technology Group eAudrey B. Enders Hagerstown Glessner Protective Services University of Maryland and la Salle University Deborah A. Boggs Don Stevenson Associates Williamsport eGary Moeller Prudential Insurance Co Charles Boller Fed Dick Egan Century 21 Real Estate Mid-Atlantic New England seGene F. Jankowski New York N.Y CBS Broadcast Group Catholic University Board of Trustees eLana Cloud

Voluntary auto import curbs cost US consumers billions

FTC staff report finds voluntary curbs on Japanese auto imports since 1981 cost American consumers about 1.1 billion dollars yearly, while doing little to protect jobs. Despite this, Congress shows little appetite to extend the restraints as White House officials weigh renewal.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Congress House Hubert Michel White House FTC Bureaus of Economics Consumer Protection and Competition Las Gooppig U.S

Frederics Real Estate News Briefs

Real estate notices from Frederics Missouri list properties for sale and rental listings dated Thursday February 21 1965. Listings include parcels in town blocks offered by local agencies and private owners with prices and contact details where readable.

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Stock market up on cautious gains amid Volcker remarks

The Dow rose 2.54 to 1,283.13 after three days of losses as volume spiked to 118.21 million shares. IBM gained 1% to 133 with a "solid" year forecast, and Unocal climbed 1.44 to 46% amid Mesa Petroleum’s increased stake. Market breadth was modestly bullish with the NYSE composite dipping 0.01 to 105.11 and S and P indexes slipping small amounts while NASDAQ rose 0.36 to 2727.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Paul Volcker Federal Reserve Board Senate Banking Committee Volcker Fed Unocal T. Boone Pickens Mesa Petroleum Stauffer Chemical Chesebrough-Pond's Kachman & Broad Standard & Poor S&p American Stock Exchange Dow Jones London Ah Avemco Corp Balt GE Bell Air Dran Csi Corp Clorox Comsat CooData Fairchild Ind F&m Bancorp Fedders Gen Motors GenStar IBM Allon Kmart Lowes Mack Trk Marriott Corp Nati Cp Mercantile Murphy Penney Piantra Potom Etan Ryan Homes Unwigd Safeway Sears Sabr Rep Tandy Whittak Baker Watts & Co Frederick

Maryland bankers unite for interstate banking compromise

Maryland bankers, once divided over an interstate banking bill, joined to back a compromise plan from a governor’s task force. The four year transition would allow regional arrangements across 13 southeastern states and the District of Columbia before opening to full national interstate banking, with Maryland preparing to merge or acquire out of state banks.

Annapolis Maryland Harry Hughes District of Columbia Ben Bialek Hughes New York Chicago West Hughe Pennsylvania Georgia Weaver Virginia D. C Tiew Interstat Te Tong Rante Row

CBS rejects communications ad presentation

CBS declined the Communications Workers ad urging viewers to switch to operator assisted long distance service for the CBS Evening News. ABC and NBC approved the 30 second spot slated for World News Tonight, while CBS policy cites labor management issue as reason to reject unless the message drops the fine.

New York CBS The Communications Workers of America ABC NBC George Schweitzer CBS Broadcast Group Schweitzer Communication Workers

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