Military veteran begins new path as massage therapist
After 27 years in the US Army Medical Service Corps, Colonel Edd Shelton retrained in massage therapy. He studied at Frederick Community College, Baltimore School of Massage, and passed National Certification Board exams. Now with A Positive Stroke on Thomas Johnson Drive, he offers deep tissue and Swedish massages by appointment, finding purpose and a better outlook in his postmilitary career. Shelton and his wife Beverly support local charities, and he notes clients from his training became his current clients.
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Frederick County
Nasdaq brokerages fined in price rigging settlement
Regulators fined 28 Wall Street brokerages more than 26 million dollars for alleged Nasdaq price fixing in a five year old case. Major firms named include PaineWebber J P Morgan Salomon Smith Barney Morgan Stanley Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch. Sixty one traders faced civil charges and were suspended. The settlement requires improved trading policies and additional recouped profits of 791525 dollars.
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PaineWebber Group Inc
J.P Morgan & Co
Salomon Smith Barney Inc
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Lehman Brothers Inc
Merrill Lynch & Co
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Justice Department
Arthur Levitt
Wall Street Giants
Advertising law talk slated for FCAF luncheon
The Frederick County Advertising Federation meets at noon Thursday January 21 at Way Off Broadway Theater Willowtree Plaza Frederick with Astrachan Gunst Gold mart Thomas attorney speaking on advertising law Morgan Keller Frederick earns national Design Build Award for 13 million 18750 square foot Fairchild Controls office addition Architects John S Williams designed project completed in under four months Sears Roebuck buys American Home Improvement Products. terms undisclosed Sylvan Learning Centers in Frederick Gaithersburg and Hagerstown earn accreditation from the Commission on Secondary Schools joining earlier approval from the Commission on Elementary Schools Means centers now members of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
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Tech stocks lift Nasdaq to new high as Dow slips
Internet and technology shares led a Nasdaq rise to a record 2384.59 on Monday, while the Dow fell 23.43 to 9619.89. Intel and Dell gained, Amazon and Yahoo climbed, and concerns over a softer dollar pressured broader markets despite last week’s gains.
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Kmart
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Black & Decker
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Nextel
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AG. Edwards & Sons Inc
St. Loui
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Prudential Secu
Amazon Com
Yahoo
Infoseek
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Josephihal, Lyon & Ross
Treasury bills mix in this week's auction
The Treasury auctioned 752 billion in three month bills at 4.390 percent, up from 4.380 last week, and 7.50 billion in six month bills at 4.405 percent, down from 4.420. Three month rate highest since December, six month rate lowest since December. The discounts imply yields of 4.502 percent for three month and 4.568 percent for six month. The Fed reported one year Treasury bills averaging 4.55 percent, down from 4.59 percent.
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Soybean and grain futures ease on weak demand and weather
Soybean and grain futures declined on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders wary of export demand and South American weather await the 1998 crop reports and global supply data. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans all fell with March contracts and livestock futures mixed on the session, including live cattle, feeder cattle, lean hogs, and pork bellies.
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BPW speaker to focus on financial planning
The Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 6 pm Tuesday January 19 at the Holiday Inn West Patrick Street and Baughman's Lane. Corrine M Bradac CPA from Linton Shafer Co will discuss estate tax and financial planning. Reservations by January 15 via Nina Smith at 301-694-6801.
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