Interfaith Housing dedicates new headquarters in Frederick
Interfaith Housing of Western Maryland announces a $1 million matching gift from The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation to fund ongoing housing efforts and endowment. The new 1860s building at 731 N Market St Frederick becomes the organization's headquarters after a $443,000 facelift with support from city state and local donors.
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Murphy
Bishop Murphy
Upchurch
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Bernard Siegel
Robert Kelly
Nathan Weinberg
Western
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Timothy Jacobsert
Interfaith Housing of
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Nasdaq hits new high as tech leads gains
The Nasdaq composite closed at a new high aided by Intel earnings up 49 percent and Fidelity fund bets returning to tech. Dow fell 26.9 while S P 500 edged higher. Retail sales rose 0.1 percent in June offsetting inflation fears amid Asia tensions and Latin American debt jitters.
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Asia
Lee Teng-hui
China
Latin America
Argentina
Bryan Piskorowski
Prudential Securities
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Grain and soybeans rise on HOT Midwest weather
Chicago Board of Trade prices for wheat corn and soybeans climbed as heat and dryness spread through central Illinois and nearby growing regions. Dec wheat rose to 2.60, Dec corn to 2.01, Nov soybeans to 4.21, with mixed livestock futures as August live cattle and feeder cattle edged higher while lean hogs and pork bellies moved differently.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Illinois
BBB reports 1999 first half inquiries and complaints patterns
The Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland notes credit firms lead inquiries and complaints in early 1999. Credit counseling and home related services appear among top inquiry categories, while credit card offers dominate complaints followed by health clubs and printers. The bureau’s president cites shifts from 1998 rankings and reports are accessible 24/7 via a toll service.
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Greater Maryland
Empti Palnies
Nicholas G. Greaves
Better Business Bureau
Maryland
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary's
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