Budget Travel opens new Frederick travel agency at Bailes Lane
Budget Travel debuts at 1306 Bailes Lane Suite E Frederick a family run agency led by Susan Harden and Lynn Harden with personalized service and fare finding. Clients praise the service and management staff note frequent travel planning from U S and Canada. Grand opening set for Thursday January 17 with an after hours program at the FSK Holiday Inn and prizes including a ski or golf weekend.
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Frederick
Budget Travel
Bailes Lane
Suite E
Susan Harden
Lynn Harden
Washington, D.C
Kennedy Center
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Canada
Bob Vieno
Bob Vieno & Associates Inc
Richmond
Colin Holden
New England Motor Freight
FSK Holiday Inn
Market decline continues as talks fail in Middle East
The stock market sold off sharply in late trading after early gains faded amid stalled Middle East talks. The Dow dropped 39.10 to 2,470.30, trimming six day loss to 163.36 points. Volume rose with 191.10 million NYSE shares traded. S&P and Nasdaq composites fell, while the NYSE and AMEX indexes slipped. Separately, Baltimore/Washington International saw an eight month rise in international travelers by 27.7 percent to 372,000 and freight by 37.7 percent, aided by KLM and TWA cargo services.
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Giant Foods
Dow Jones
IBM
NEW York
Kmart
Litton
Allg Pwr
Lowes
Avemco
Loyola Corp Marriott
Baltge
MNC Fin
Bantec Ta
Mercantile Bell Atl
Bokshi
Mt Black Dr
Moore Corp
C&S/Sovran
Penney
CSX Corp
Potom el
Citizens Bank
Sears
Clorox
Standex
Exxon
Wash Gs
Fedders
Whittaker
Fcnb Corp
F&m Bancorp
First Bank Ae
Fred
Frederick Quotations
Trading Co
Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc
General Motors
Frederick Office
Middle East
Wilshire Associates
NYSE
Baltimore
Prnewswire
Baltimore/Washington International
Bwi
KLM
TWA
Europe
Supreme Court case pits state taxes on cable TV against press
Arkansas argues states may tax cable operators without taxing all media while the cable industry counters such disparity violates the First Amendment. Justices weigh whether taxing cable TV but not newspapers targets the press, with potential refunds and broader sales tax implications. Washington and Tokyo briefs frame the debate amid Persian Gulf talks and market moves.
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Supreme Court
Washington
State of
Arkansas
William Keadie
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration
State General Assembly
Keadle
Minnesota
Byron R. White
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Ed Waters Jr
Standard & Poor
Potomac Valley Answering Service
Potomac Valley
Frederick, Maryland
Een
Knights Inn
Tokyo
Stock Exchange
Accountants Bookkeepers Consultants
CPAI
Mary Johnson
Loyola
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore Metro Area
W. Md
S. Md
Eastern Shore
Phive
LTA
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