Frederick professionals earn honors and new appointments
Dr Sabiha Mohiuddin of Frederick becomes a diplomate of the American Board of Family Practice after passing a comprehensive exam covering pediatrics internal medicine surgery obstetrics gynecology psychiatry and preventive medicine. Robert Stanley joins Studio One in Frederick after studies at Beckley Rutledge colleges and advanced training at Redken Paul Mitchell Toni Guy and other seminars. Donald C Linton CPA of Linton Shafer Co Frederick attends estate planning program at University of Miami School of Law. Pam Kragness of New Market, Pampered Chef representative, attends 1997 Leadership Conference in San Diego. she has two years with the firm.
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Frederick
American Board of Family Practice
Mohiuddin
Salon
Robert Stanley
Studio One
Beckley and Rutledge Colleges
Business
Artistic Beauty College
Atlanta
Redken Academy
Paul Mitchell
Toni & Guy
Donald C Linton
CPA
Linton, Shafer & Co
Institute On Estate Planning
University of Miami School of Law
Linton
Pam Kragness
New Market
San Diego
American Cyanamid to pay 7.3 million in multi state crop chemical deal
Missouri Attorney General filed a federal settlement on behalf of all 50 states Puerto Rico and DC resolving price fixing charges against American Cyanamid Co The agreement sets aside 7.3 million with Maryland receiving 207 227 for agricultural support and legal costs Maryland officials say the case protects farmers from inflated pesticide prices and rebates tied to retail pricing
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Kansas City, Mo
American Cyanamid Co
Missouri
Jay Nixon
Jefferson City
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Maryland
J. Joseph Curran, Jr
Soybean futures slip on Brazil rain aids crops at risk
Dry southern Brazil received beneficial showers in Rio Grande do Sul, lifting hopes for a bumper soybean crop as flowers form. Corn and wheat futures mixed after export sales data and USDA and IGC updates. Livestock futures on the CME mostly higher with mixed results for live cattle and hogs.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Agriculture Department
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International Grains Council
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Belk family not planning sale of stores amid consolidation
The Belk family says it will not sell Belk department stores or Leggett Stores, despite industry consolidation and the death of Tom Belk, president of Belk Stores Services. Chairman John Belk said the private, family-run business has no sale plans and will not enter the market.
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Charlotte
Belk
Leggett
Tom Belk
Belk Stores Services
Belks
John Belk
Mr. Belk
Leggett Stores
Mr Belk
William Henry Belk
Southeast
Mid- Atlantic
Cathy Volker
Sara Lee Hosiery
Winston- Salem
Charlotte Observer
Belk’s
Tim
McKay
Johnny
Federated Department Stores
Maryland watchdogs flag overpriced credit life insurance costs
Maryland residents pay about 15 million dollars a year for credit life insurance sold with consumer loans. The Maryland Public Interest Research Group and the Consumer Federation of America urge the Maryland Insurance Commission to cut rates.
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Credit Life Insurance
Maryland
Maryland Public Interest Research Group
Consumer Federation of America
Maryland Insurance Commission
Credit Life
New carriage firm to run year round in Frederick
New owners Matt and Tiffany Wilms will operate year round offering horse drawn carriage rides in the Historic District. Carriages will be at Everedy Square the Museum of Civil War Medicine and 124 N Market St for reserved or walk up service. Fleet includes a 40 seat trolley a 20 seat opera coach a 14 seat survey and two small six seat carriages for weddings events tours and funerals. Call 694 RIDE for more information.
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Frederick Carriage Co
Frederick
Robert Williams
Matt Wilms
Zeke
Matt and
Tiffany Wilms
Sundance Carriage Co
Wilms
Everedy Square
Museum of
N. Market St
Nationwide Probed Over Redlining of Minority Neighborhoods
Nationwide Mutual Insurance faces federal scrutiny and lawsuits in at least seven states over allegedly directing agents to avoid insuring homeowners in minority and low income areas. The probe and suits claim race based policy actions and unequal rates, with the company denying wrongdoing and citing policy updates and urban outreach plans.
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Columbus, Ohio
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Maryland
Justice Department
Nationwide
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Florida
Connecticut
John
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