New course trains carpet installation gains local support
Frederick firms face a nationwide shortage of carpet installers. Kehne’s Carpet Corner and Frederick Community College launched a six week evening course led by Jerry Bush, with hands on training and material support from Armstrong and Philadelphia firms. About a dozen students are enrolled, next session starts July 21, tuition and registration via FCC.
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Dick Smith
Kehne's
Carpet Corner
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Frederick Com
Munity College
Jerry Bush
Armstrong Industries
Lancaster
Smith
FCC
Armstrong
Philadelphia
Kehne’s
Frederick Community College
Frederick and Woodsboro Livestock Auction Reports 1987
Frederick reports cattle prices with bids on butcher cows steers heifers bulls and veal calves plus hogs and small stock ranges and farm returns. Woodsboro adds June readings for butcher cows heifers bulls stock cattle veal calves and pigs rabbits fowl and exotic birds with notes on a remodel at The Bull on Market offering limited dining.
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Frederick Livestock Auction Inc
Woodsboro
Woodshare Livestock Sales Inc
Japan vows tighter export rules after Soviet tech sale
Washington reports Japan will tighten export licensing to prevent repeats after Toshiba Machine sold computer controlled tools to the Soviet Union. Trade minister Hajime Tamura meets with Commerce Secretary Baldrige to push ahead with a criminal-prosecution view and boost funding for COCOM oversight.
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Japan
U.S
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Hajime Tamura
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
Single body urged to run regional transportation
Edmund B Cronin Jr of Smithy Braedon Co and the Greater Washington Board of Trade urged a single management authority to oversee all major transportation in DC Maryland and Virginia. He said current division among many groups hinders progress and cited a 1986 COG report showing urban congestion spreading to suburbs as business activity grows outward.
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Greater Washington Board of Trade
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Edmund B. Cronin Jr
Smithy-Braedon Co
Board of Trade
Cronin
Metropolitan Washington
Baltimore Credit Union Liquidated by NCUA
The North Greenmount Community Development Credit Union in Baltimore was liquidated after the NCUA found it insolvent. About 800 depositors are expected to be paid in full by July end or at latest by August 10, according to regional insurance director Anthony LaCeta.
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National Credit Union Administration
North Greenmount Community Development Credit Union
NCUA
Anthony LaCeta
LaCreta
Volvo reroutes U S auto parts from Baltimore to Virginia port
Volvo of North America shifts shipments of U S made auto parts from Baltimore to Portsmouth marine terminal in Virginia. The move, blamed on a scheduling change by Atlantic Container Line, is not tied to Virginia port push despite a governor led Europe mission. The shift affects about 35 000 tons annually and could net Virginia 2 to 3 million dollars in export revenue.
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Baltimore
Volvo of North America Corp
Virginia
Portsmouth Marine
Maryland
Virginia Port Authority
Europe
Gerald L. Baliles
Volvo
Bob Austin
Atlantic Container Line
Atlantic Container
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