Frederick chamber plaques draw local buyers for charity
Dick Kessler bought the first of a limited edition etched marble Frederick County plaque to support the Chamber of Commerce. The signed collector items, depicting 36 area landmarks, are displayed in 70 local businesses and private homes. Only 30 plaques remain, priced at 100 dollars, with proceeds aiding the Chamber. contact Kitty Reed at 662-4164 for details.
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Dick Kessler
Chamber of Commerce
King's Men's Wear
Frederick
Frederick County
Kessler
Chamber
Ares
King’s Men's Wear
Michael $. Milliner
Milliner Construction
Frederick County National Bank
Nevin Baker
Ax Aeaucome
Informativn
Kitty Reed
Maryland official refutes auto repair fraud report
Maryland AG Consumer Protection chief rejects a June AARP News Bulletin claim that Maryland tops the nation in auto repair fraud. He notes 10,000 to 12,000 annual complaints with about 20 percent auto related, while AAA cites 150 Approved Auto Repair facilities in Maryland. The piece discusses interstate routes, undercover investigations, penalties, and disputed quotes about Maryland’s standing.
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Baltimore
Consumers Affairs Division
Maryland Attorney General's Office
Maryland
Aarp News Bulletin
American Association of Retired Persons
America
Nevada
Arizona
Florida
Hank Greenberg
Ball Zorti
AAA
Automobile Club of Maryland
Greenberg
Zorti
Melanoee
Automobile Club
Jose Sai
Crawford Crawford
Crovamens Ahs
Crawford
Maryland AG Consumer Protection Division
U.S
Low-interest mortgage loans for first time buyers in Montgomery
The Housing Opportunities Commission offers 8.25 percent three year loans for moderately priced homes in upper Montgomery County. Eligible buyers include first time buyers and those who haven’t owned a home in three years, with income limits from 26 000 to 35 900 depending on household size. Financing supports FHA VA and conventional mortgages for homes in specified communities and beyond urban areas within limits. Details and qualifications appear in Good Cents News or by calling 333-HOME.
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Kensington
Montgomery County
Housing Opportunities Commission
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Park Terrace Greystone
Village On the Park
Gaithersburg
Willow Cove
Northlake
Germantown
Damascus
Valley Park
Wendover Gardens and Plantations
Potomac Meadows
Darnestown
Commission
Good Cents
Dow advances as market halts slide on easing rates
The Dow Jones industrials rose 5.35 to 1,826.07 amid a moderate rally after two-session losses. Volume fell to 142.88 million shares as traders bought for bargains, helped by declines in credit markets and hopes of a Federal Reserve discount-rate cut. Analysts cautioned the rebound followed a sharp week-long drop and slower growth, with second-quarter earnings expected to reflect softness.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Frederick County National Bank declares higher dividend and stock payout
The board votes an increase in cash dividend from 40 to 45 cents per share payable July 31 to holders of record June 30 1986. Shareholders of record June 30 1986 receive a 10 percent stock dividend. Growth and earnings reach an all time high with $140 million in assets as of June 30 1986 per president Nevin Baker.
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Frederick County National Bank
Nevin Baker
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Consumer Division
Motor Vehicle Administration
AARP
Lisa Jose
Lnter
Annapolis
Ocean City
Jose
Zorzi
Bill Crawford
Montgomery
Sharp Products
Comcast
SHARP
Hagerstown
Office Suppliers, Inc
FAM & Nerdees
Encour
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FCNB
Dow Jones Industrials
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Landen Gold
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Litton
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She Marriott
MD Natl Corp
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Ryans Homes
Safeway
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