Homebuilders urge limits on state tax and spending
The Frederick County Homebuilders Association backs taxing limits and reduced state government. Resolution asks no tax hikes and a ceiling tied to citizen income, to be sent to Gov. Harry R. Hughes. Members urged outreach to the governor while noting delegation support and industry concerns.
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Postmaster Bolger Names New Security Chief at American Nation
In a sweeping corporate style brief, William F. Bolger, U.S. Postmaster General, announces leadership changes at the American Security Corporation. The item lists executives including Tim J Moore Sr and Frank G RY and notes reorganizations at stores and operations in Washington and Cleveland, reflecting a broad management overhaul.
Market Drops as Dow Posts Sharpest Fall in Months
The Dow Jones industrial average slid 18.34 points to 868.52 marking its steepest drop in over four months as trading remained volatile. AT&T fell to 48% on heavy turnover, while oil stocks gained. the Amex index rose and Nasdaq closed at 161.31. Equitable Trust in Baltimore halted consumer and mortgage loans after a Fed rate move, with other banks restricting lending.
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Detroit men pick top stocks in a 1979 earnings contest
Five Detroit area investors staged a friendly wager to select 10 stocks by year end 1979. Their gains ranged from 141.5 percent to 375.7 percent, with several doubling or better. the Dow rose 36 percent in the same period. Winners included Amcord, Great Lakes Chemical, Coastal States Gas, Moog, and American Family, among others.
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Investment Club Movement
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Nicholson
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Ford ends secret warranties with FTC consent
Ford Motor Co agreed to notify customers about potential warranty problems and make technical service bulletins available to owners upon request. The FTC says the move ends a practice of secret warranties across the auto industry, with Ford to advertise the bulletin availability and provide a toll free number. The agreement awaits final approval after a public comment period.
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Bourke
Center For Auto Safety
Ralph Nader
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