Frederick area business briefs list local appointments
Dianne Murphy becomes executive vice president of the Frederick County Builders Association with duties in membership, legislation, and the annual home show. Weinschel Engineering's Dr Bruno D Weinschel is elected president elect of the IEEE. Robert Stefanon named State Farm personnel manager in Frederick with prior roles in field claims and Bloomington HQ. Charles A Dukes Jr receives Prince George's County Human Relations Commission Community Service Award. Michael Ward Smith completes color TV servicing course from NRI. Robert E Powell joins Executone Western Maryland sales team for Washington County. William V Beall named senior examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
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Dianne Murphy
Frederick County Builders Association
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Charles A. Dukes Jr
John Hanson Savings and Loan
Prince George's County
eRobert E. Powell
Hagerstown
Executone
Maryland
Washington County
Filter Media Productions
Winchester
eWilliam V. Beall
Frederick High School
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Airlines record safe year in 1984 safety gains
U S major airlines posted their safest year in four years for 1984 despite rising traffic and staffing worries, while commuter carriers saw fatalities rise after a prior peak. NTSB noted progress in air safety though a fatal Eastern Airlines crash in Bolivia on Jan 1, 1985 reminded of ongoing risks.
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Washington
U.S
National Transportation Safety Board
Zantop International Airlines
Pennsylvania
NTSB
Jim Burnett
Eastern Airlines
Bolivia
Burnett
Wings West
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Viques Air Link
Puerto Rico
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Market rally continues as Volcker signals easing move
New York stocks climbed for a fourth straight session as investors welcomed comments by Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker suggesting readiness to ease credit. The Dow rose 20.76 to 1233.50, NYSE volume hit 12.468 million, and the composite indexes for the NYSE and NASDAQ posted solid gains amid fading inflation fears.
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New York
Wall Street
Paul Volcker
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Fed
Volcker
Wall
Standard & Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Smariga to head legislative actions for national insurance group
Robert E. Smariga CLA is elected chairman of the National Association of Life Underwriters committee on federal legislation. He will testify on Capitol Hill, represent the group, oppose or support bills, and coordinate a team of eight lawyers and about 60 staff in Washington. He notes key issues include bank sales of insurance, health plan tax caps, rebates, and health cost control while preserving employer coverage.
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Frederick Insurance
National Assocation of Life Underwriters
Capitol Hill
Robert E. Smariga
CLA
National Association
Congress
Smariga
Republican Central Committee
Frederick County
Association
Washington, D.C
Patrick St
Maryland
Etnes
Sears
Ralph Nader
Florida
Beverly B. Byron
Paul S. Sarbanes
Senate Finance Committee
Maryland Association of Underwriters
Annapolis
Jack W. Derr
Frederick
Derr
Economics
Human Relations Commission
HRC
Board of Trustees
Illinois
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Brono D. Weinschel
Weinschel Engineering
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
eMichael Ward Smith
National Radio Institute of Washington
D.C
Murphy
Welnschel
Frederick Community College
the News
Frederick. Yd. Freday
Cricketeer
Geoffrey Beene
Alexander Julian
John Alexander
Woolrich
Christian Dior
Glenagle
Izod
Damon
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Aren
National Insurance Organization
ED Waters JR
News-Post
McCain Dr
Hechinger
Dow Jones
NYSE
Londos Gold
Ciuse Ciypage
Alle Py
ATT
Avemco Corp
Ball GE
Bell Att
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CSX Corp A
Clorox
Comsata ConData
Exton
Fairchild Ind
F&m Bancorp
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Bae
Gen Motors Genex
GenStar
Hech
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IBM
Kmart
Litton
Lowes
Care
Mack Trklas Marriott Corp
Mad Nau
Mercantile
Bukshi
Phil
Penney Plantrn
Potom el
Ryan Homes
Safeway
Standex
Rep Uy
Tandy
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