Bank execs and staff honored in regional promotions
Frederick sees Marhdugh promoted to vice president at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with a long career starting in 1958 as bookkeeper and teller She and husband Cork are active in community affairs Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary gets new member GeShiton Veeedy named assistant vice president commercial loans for First Womens Bancorp in Rockville Buchanan retires as Moore Business Forms personnel manager after 32 years including 18 at Thurmont plant Pred wruk Jones retires from Potomac Edison after 16 years in Nayerstown and Frederick Tom Manno of Hyatt Regency Baltimore is elected president of the Baltimore Chapter Hotel Sales and Marketing Association Michele W Durbin named VP Controller Robert M Henry VP Treasurer and Douglas Reid Jr VP Senior Lending Officer at Citizens Savings and Loan Association Inc Silver Spring Robert J Connor joins Savings Bank of Baltimore as VP of Sayers Lease Corp overseeing marketing and business development across five states.
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Sayers Lease Corp
New York
University of Maryland
Maryland National Leasing Corp
Summer job outlook improves in state and South
Manpower Inc reports a favorable summer job outlook with Maryland and the South offering more opportunities than last year. Construction, durable goods manufacturing, public administration and education show the strongest hiring. Nationwide, 16 states plus D C. The study bases on 11 700 employers in 354 cities.
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Jobless Rate Drops in May Across Counties
The May unemployment rate in Frederick County fell to 43 percent from 45 percent in April, with about 2,090 people unemployed of a 4,395 workforce. Statewide May rate eased to 49 percent, down 3 percent. national rate down 4 percent. Carroll 47 percent unchanged, Howard 32 percent, Montgomery 25 percent up 1, Washington 8 percent down 5. Montgomery Courts again posted the state's lowest rate, while Somerset remained highest at 35 percent, down from 20 percent in April.
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Howard County
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Somerset
Industrial Policy loses final round in political clash
Rich H. Lesher argues Industrial Policy, once seen as a government fix, failed under pressure from supply side economics and bipartisan doubts. He cites labor, industry, and fiscal concerns, noting Rhode Island voters rejected the plan four to one and praising the growth achieved under Reagan era policies.
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Washington
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Rhode Islanders
Frederick County to Receive $5.64 Million in CDA Loans
The Maryland Community Development Administration begins plans for this year’s mortgage relief issue and Frederick County is expected to obtain about 5.64 million dollars in low interest loan funds.
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Frederick County
Lisa Farestfin
Maryland Community Development Administration
CDA
Irene Dunne
Citizens Services
Michael Stovall
Stovall
Auto sales boom lifts June results across Detroit firms
Detroit automakers posted their strongest June in six years with a 89 percent jump from last June and first half 1984 sales 265 percent above 1983. GM, Ford, Chrysler led gains while imports slipped 5 percent due to model shortages from Japan and lockouts in Germany. Analysts expect continued strength into the second half but at a slower pace.
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United States
West Germany
Gary Glaser
Sanford C Bernstein & Co
New York
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
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