Market gains as energy takeover chatter fades in New York
The stock market posted a small advance on Thursday with moderate trading. The Dow gained 1.33 to 955.48, led by Conoco which rose to 88 with over 600,000 shares traded. Du Pont climbed to 47, while Kerr McGee and Cities Service fell. Airlines also rose, volume totaled 39.01 million on the NYSE, and major indexes edged higher across markets.
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Plantronics sales and earnings rise in fiscal year
Plantronics, parent of Frederick Electronics, reports continuing operations sales of 85.46 million for the year ended May 30, 1881, up 13 percent from 84.12 million the prior year. Earnings from continuing operations were 3.26 million or 1.20 per share, versus 8.21 million or 1.29 per share for the year ended May 1, 1980.
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Design consultant presents wallcoverings seminar in Frederick
Alicia Graham of Astor Wallcovering Co. led a two session seminar at Wallpaper Outlet Store Evergreen Point emphasizing vinyl wallcoverings rather than wallpaper. She described washability stripability and pre trim features, noted design flexibility, and said patterns can mix in one room.
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Time management tips shared at Frederick Lions Club
Artie Elworthy of Home Call Inc spoke at the Frederick Lions Club about time as an asset. He urged logging time for a week, identifying time wasters, and separating planning from task execution, with myths like activity vs results debunked and delegation improved.
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Unions threaten suit to keep Pantry Pride stores open
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 692 and the Teamsters plan federal suits to force Pantry Pride to stay open in Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia after the chain announced closure of 54 Chesapeake region outlets by August 15 affecting about 3400 workers. Union leaders say a wage concession of 16.5 million over two years was agreed to, ensuring two years of operation, with further talks with Gov. Harry Hughes planned.
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