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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1997

Page

9

Promotions and hires across Frederick area businesses accelerate

Herb Weller at Lehigh Portland Cement Union Bridge plant is promoted to production supervisor and has a long tenure in quality control. Linda D. Stouffer becomes director of sales and marketing at CheckMate Frederick. Thomas L. Hudson elected president of Christian Children's Fund, a Richmond founded international nonprofit. Timothy J. Moore Sr. to receive National Sales Achievement Award from NALE and LIMRA. Pat Crawford joins Linton Shafer & Co as tax administrator. Trudy VanHorn named independent Mary Kay sales director after leadership seminar.

Herb Weller Union Bridge Lehigh Portland Cement Co Taneytown Mary Frances Weller Plant Laboratory Carroll County Linda D. Stouffer Frederick CheckMate Kiddie Credit Corp Thomas L. Hudson Medex Assistance Corp Avemco Corp Christian Children’s Fund Richmond University of Virginia University of Baltimore School of Law Hudson Maryland Baltimore American Bar Associations U.S. Army Timothy J. Moore Sr Prudential Preferred Financial Services Life Underwriters Association Frederick County Pat Crawford Linton, Shafer & Co Cpas Social Security Administration Clarion University Pennsylvania Urbana Trudy VanHorn Mary Kay Dallas

Promotions Hit Frederick County Banks and Agencies

Dennis M. Cowell earns senior residential and commercial industrial assessor posts with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation after 23 years with the agency in Frederick County. Lindy Blythe from Frederick attains vice president at Branch Banking & Trust Co in Wilson North Carolina. Chrystina M. Giorgio joins Sandy Spring National Bank as assistant vice president EFT manager after roles at Provident Bank of Maryland. Bea Moore becomes staff accountant at Linton Shafer Co in Frederick following an internship and Salisbury State University degree. Donald Pottieger awarded Certified Building Service Executive designation by BSC International.

Dennis M. Cowell State Department of Assessments and Taxation Frederick County Mr. Cowell Department Donald Pottieger Facilities Maintenance Inc Frederick Building Service Executive Building Service Contractors Association International Mr. Pottinger Lindy Blythe Hood College Branch Banking & Trust Co Wilson, N.C Chrystina M. Giorgio of Brockeville Sandy Spring National Bank EFT Provident Bank of Maryland Bea Moore Linton, Shafer & Co Cpas Salisbury State University Institute of Management Accountants Braddock Heights

Dow Ends Mixed But Records Hit As Stocks Open Week

The Dow rose 5.39 to 6709.18 while broader indices stayed mostly flat in an unusually calm session. Traders awaited retail sales and inflation data as bond yields lingered near three-month highs and a late push trimmed gains from Friday’s rally.

New York Standard & Poor Steven Goldman Weeden & Co Greenwich Treasury New York Stock Exchange J.P. Morgan Dow General Electric

Experts foresee moderate growth for 1997 in U S economy

Blue Chip economists and Treasury officials project 1997 GDP around 2.3 percent with CPI rising about 2.9 percent. The survey foresees inflation remained under 3 percent for the sixth straight year while growth slows slightly in 1998 to about 2.1 percent and unemployment averages 5.4 percent.

Washington U.S Blue Chip Alexandria, Va United States

Grain and soybean futures rise on tight U S stocks outlook

Chicago trading reflects the government crop report showing soybeans at 155 million bushels and corn at 959 million by September. Wheat rallies on arctic cold fears. oats and corn up modestly as export hopes support gains while livestock futures slide on weak cash prices and cooler slaughter pace.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade U.S. Agriculture Department Great Plains Chicago Mercantile Exchange

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