Executive moves span Goodyear and financial firms
Richard C Beaman was named manager of Goodyear International Corp engineering division in Wolverhampton England. Richard D Matlick promoted to his former Cumberland plant role as maintenance manager. Lin Courtenay earned Certified Hotel Administrator designation from AHMA. Thomas B Trott qualified for Century Club at Alexander & Alexander by life premiums over 300000 and volume over 20 million in 1983. Kent Miller promoted to senior vice president operations at Equitable Bank Baltimore. Robert W Bogue appointed VP Legg Mason Capital Management Baltimore. Rick Jabes named VP Frank Gumpert Printing Kensington. Tommy L Fogle joins $100000 Plus Club at Franklin Life Insurance Thurmont.
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Richard C. Beaman
Kelly, Springfield Tire Co
Cumberland
Goodyear International Corp
Wolverhampton
England
Richard D. Matlick
Beaman
Goodyear
University of Wisconsin
Luxembourg
Turkey
Goodyear Australia
Matlick
West Virginia University
Frostburg State College
Lin Courtenay
Columbia
American Hotel & Motel Association
Miami University of Ohio
Quality Inns International
Quality Inn
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas B. Trott
Frederick
Alexander & Alexander
Baltimore
Century Club
Trott
Florida
Kent 8
Miller
Equitable Bank
University of Baltimore
Robert W. Bogue
First National Bank of Maryland
Legg Mason Capital Management
Rick Jabes
Frank Gumpert Printing Co
Kensington
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Tommy L. Fogle
Franklin Life Insurance Co
Thurmont
Checklist for Going Into Business Promotes Careful Startup Testing
The article advocates testing entrepreneurial aptitude before starting a venture. It highlights SBA’s free Checklist for Going Into Business and outlines key questions on motivation, finances, market reach, and management. It notes Maryland insurance figures and John Hancock data, stressing prudent planning over risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Small Business Administration
Supreme Court allows failing businesses to cancel union pacts
The Supreme Court ruled that failing businesses may reject union contracts when filing for bankruptcy, without proving survival is at stake. The 3-0 decision lets burdensome contracts be canceled if in the creditors and employees' best interests. A separate 5-4 ruling allows unilateral cancellation before bankruptcy adjudication. Labor leaders call for congressional reform and intensified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
William Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Bal Marbour
Fla
Thomas P. O'Neill
D- Mass
High Court
Supreme Court action on labor contract and Miranda rule
The court rejected a labor contract challenge, with Justice Brennan dissenting that the firm acted to cancel a raise before bankruptcy approval. The court also held the Miranda rule does not apply when probation officers question suspects. It upheld federal bribery convictions in housing grants and ruled an interest free loan can face gift tax. Arguments linger on whether race can influence child custody decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bildisco Manufacturing Inc
West Orange
N.J
Continental Airlines
Eigen
Teamsters Union
William Rehnaulst
Eye
Willam Brennan
Byron White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry Blackmun
Peoria
Internal Revenue Service
Florida
Angie
Canada presses acid rain talks amid U S pollution dispute
Canada lodges a strong protest over U S measures on acid rain arguing this cross border pollution threatens its forests and tourism. Ambassador Gotlieb urged cooperation while noting Reagan's stance favors study over emission controls. Canada seeks 50 percent cuts by 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
State Department
Reagan
U.S
Ontario
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York State
Brian Carlson
Ceeee
Ruckelshaus
Maryland Sells Tax Revenue Record Month in January
Maryland set a January sales tax revenue record with 110.5 million, the largest monthly since 1947, reflecting December 1983 sales. Officials caution against expecting a pot of gold in updated budget projections, noting mixed first-half results for combined tax streams and modestly below-estimated personal income tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Comptroller
Marvin Bond
Sompirolier
Goldstein
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Beamai
Courtenay
Stansbury
Consumer Information Center
Dept. Siam
Pueblo
Colo
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
John Hancock Insurance
Life Insurance Company
Altimax Inc
Westvaco Corp
CGR Medical Corp
John Hancock
Potomac Edison Co
John G. McElwee
E. James Morton
Cu Ie
Avemco
William P. Condon
Avemco Corp
Naional Aviation
Capital Growth Fund One
SBA
Allan Gotlieb
U.s.canadian
William Schneider
Security Assistance
Science and Technology
Dollie
Ee Gotlieb
Schneider Reagan
James Stewart
Laurance Kyrberg
William Radcliffe
Isi
Ambers Professional Center
Thomas Johnson Drive
Frederick, Md
First American Bank
Gita Sages
American First American Bank OF Maryland
FDIC
Ram Bay
Sage
Frederick Branch
4 'S Lane
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