Walkersville gains first family medical and dental center
Dr. John A. Shutta, MD, opens a Walkersville family practice on July 29 at the Keber Professional Center 29E Frederick St. He joins Dr. Ronald J. Rudlaff, DDS, and Dr. Vincent M. Keber, DDS. The center offers pediatrics, allergy care, plus extended hours and on-site lab and EKG services. A health fair is set for Aug. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with free screenings.
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Jeff Taylor
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University of Maryland Hospital
Anne Arundel County
National Institutes of Health
Universityf Maryland Hospital
Columbia Medical Plan
Coke’s Market Power Fails to Dictate Public Taste
An opinion essay argues that in a free market, consumer choice overrides corporate push. It cites Coca-Cola as a case study of misjudged taste shifts and notes that mass experience beats prelaunch testing, with Detroit carmakers and Pepsi cited as parallel lessons. The piece stresses individual shoppers wield ultimate power in shaping products and prices.
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Coca-Cola Company
WileLer
Iam
James Branch Cabell
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H.L. Hencken
Detroit
Amerca
Coke
Beepers Improve Customer Contact at Leesburg Auto Service
Leesburg Virginia AMC Jeep Renault uses Metrocall beepers for customers whose cars are in service. Dealer president Gary Cohen says the system keeps owners informed, reduces calls, and boosts satisfaction. An attached reply card and quarterly open houses broaden feedback.
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AMC
Jeep
Renault
Gary Cohen
Cohen
Chessie to cut 20 to 40 jobs at Hagerstown yard
The Chessie System plans eliminating 20 to 40 positions at the Hagerstown railyard due to a 16 percent drop in freight along its Baltimore and Ohio line. The layoffs, to finish by August 31, are part of a system-wide streamlining effort affecting yard shop and office workers.
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Chessie
Baltimore and Ohio
Dan Smirl
Maryland
Lloyd Lewis
Cleveland
Smirl
Cumberland Yards
Brunswick Yard
Frederick ABWA chapter elects officers in recent vote
Frederick Chapter of the American Business Women's Association announced officers elected recently. From left are Pat Reynolds recording secretary, Marita Stup Loose vice president, Christine Fiesler president, Mary Pat Peace treasurer, Dee Horch correspondence secretary, with photo courtesy ABWA chapter.
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American Business Women's Association
Pat Reynolds
Marita Stup Loose
Christine Fiesler
Mary Pat Peace
Dee Horch
ABWA
Frederick ABWA chapter elects officers at June meeting
The Frederick Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association elected Christine Fiesler as president Marita Stup Loose as vice president Pat Reynolds as recording secretary Dee Horch as corresponding secretary and Mary Pat Peace as treasurer at the June 24 gathering. The next meeting is 6 pm July 23 at the Sheraton Inn Frederick with all meetings on the fourth Tuesday monthly.
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Frederick
American Business Women's Associaton
Christine Fiesler
Marita Stup Loose
Pat Reynolds
Dee Horch
Mary Pat Peace
Gettysburg
AWBA
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Uncertain Saturn site talk unsettles governors
Indiana Governor Orr voices pessimism over GM Saturn plant prospects as he awaits concrete news. Minnesota Governor Perpich stays unconcerned, citing no contact from GM. Rumors swirl about possible sites in Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee, while GM notes it has a preferred idea but no negotiations.
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Mich
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Shelbyville
Spring Hill
Tenn
Detroit Free Press
Saturn Watch
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Chuck Preston
Anderson
Kokomo
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Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
United Auto Workers Union
Market climbs to new high as stocks rally on Friday
New York AP market recap shows Dow Jones industrial average rising 8.62 to 1359.54, the best close yet, with a weekly gain of 20.94. NYSE volume 114.83 million, advance rate about 2 to 1, S&P indices higher, Nasdaq up 0.88, and American Exchange market value index up 0.31.
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Tmn Penney Unwigd Plantin
Potom el
Hk Ryan Homes
Safeway
Sears
Standex
Tandy
Baker Watts & Co
Frederick
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