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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1980

Page

5

No fault insurance reforms lift profits for Allstate

The article notes 23 states adopting no fault auto insurance since 1971, with Florida and New York reforms boosting Allstate dividends. New York's 1977 medical fee schedule and thresholds reduced suits, aiding profitability. Florida reforms through the late 1970s lifted Allstate outcomes with $24 million to policyholders in 1979. Chessie System unveils tariff CCTEA810 cutting chemical and petroleum transport costs 30 to 40 percent within the U S northeast, boosting carload utilization and reducing empty backhauls.

Massachusetts Florida New York Allstate Chessie System U.S. Northeast Chessie Paul D. Denton Denton Charles Center Baltimore

When a widow must handle estate and assets

Advice from the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants urged women to plan before tragedy strikes. The piece highlights wills, insurance policy records, and asset inventories as essential for executrix duties, and notes rising values and tax considerations without a formal estate plan.

Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants Maryland Cpas Maryland

Maryland sells $117.3 million bonds at 6.19 percent

Maryland sold 117.3 million in bonds at 6.19 percent, lower than Illinois and Minnesota despite shorter 15 year terms. Gov Hughes and Comptroller Goldstein praised the rate amid favorable market conditions, noting 70.8 million in interest over 15 years and 48 million for school construction. Hechinger Co. declares a quarterly dividend of 3 cents per share for holders of record Feb 1.

Baltimore Federal Savings & Loan Assn Annapolis Maryland Minnesota Illinois Harry Hughes Board of Public. Works First Boston Corp. and Associates Hughes General Assembly Louis L. Goldstein Hechinger Co

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