Markets Slide After Brief Test Of Record High In Busy Session
New York stocks eased after a late attempt at a record peak with the Dow slipping to 1,286.22 as Getty Oil surged to lead gains amid Texaco's looming 125 a share takeover. Helene Curtis and Orion Pictures fell on disappointing results while metals drifted lower as gold and copper prices declined. Washington yields on short Treasuries edged lower in Monday auctions, with three and six month bills pricing at 8.92 and 9.1 percent respectively, still reflecting strong demand and understate the actual return.
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Tri-State Audiology Center promotes personal care for hearing aid users
Betty Jensen-Custer, owner of Tri-State Audiology Center in Frederick, notes stigma around hearing loss but emphasizes early testing and intervention. The center offers full evaluations, tympanometry, dispensing, and follow ups, with loaner aids and home visits available. The article highlights experience, relocation for larger facilities, and the human side of care.
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City Room closes after two years due to lack of patrons
Frederick County owner Frederick M. Humbert says The City Room shut down last week after two years because crowds never arrived. He cited audiences preferring live Baltimore Washington acts elsewhere and a changing drinking age that hurt younger customers, adding the venue is for sale. Humbert also notes he helped rewrite Frederick zoning to bring entertainment and that competition from other bars isn’t the key issue.
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Kelly-Springfield workers vote to reopen contract
In Cumberland Maryland United Rubber Workers Local 2 reports 527 workers voted to reopen the contract while 188 opposed. Union chief James Horn says talks will begin after Kelly-Springfield sets a date. Plant faces possible concessions to stay open and may be considered for future radial truck tire production. About half of the 1000 workers are furloughed.
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