Irish Life buys Montgomery Village Mall in Gaithersburg
Irish Life Assurance Co. purchased the Montgomery Village Mall and office complex in Gaithersburg for about 9 million dollars. The Dublin company aims to keep operations steady while filling vacant storefronts with chain tenants, maintaining the neighborhood shopping center status.
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Irish Life Ansurance Co
Dublin
Thes
Montgomery Village
Keter Brothers Inc
Jones Lang Wooton
Kettler Brothers
Gaithersburg
Philip Wennblom
Trish Life Assurance Co
Reed Reut
Reutlinger
London
New York
Reullinger
Edward J. Crowley
Kettler Brothers Inc
Crowley
Pantry Pride to close 54 stores in Chesapeake region
Pantry Pride plans to close 54 supermarkets in Maryland and nearby areas by mid August despite union claims of an agreement that would save $16.7 million in wages over two years in exchange for keeping stores open. The union filed for a federal injunction. the company denies any binding deal and says closures proceed.
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Baltimore
Pantry Pride
Chesapeake
Lisa Goddard
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ms. Goddard
U.S
Alvin Altman
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Super trucks show slated Aug 10 11
Tyrone Malone the Meet of customized and racing trucks will appear noon p m Monday Aug 10 and Tuesday Aug 11 at Metropolitan Fleet Service Gaithersburg Malone conducts demonstrations with his vehicles including the Super Boss a hot rod Kenworth holder of the world land speed record 144 421 miles per hour for its class Also present will be the Bandag Bandit named for its sponsor Bandag Retread Tires which Malone hopes will top the speed of the Super Boss.
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Tyrone Malone
Metropolitan Fleet Service
Snouffer School Road
Gaithersburg
Malone
Kenworth
Bandag Bandit
Bandag Retread Tires
Chamber agenda set for Frederick SID business seminar
The Frederick County Chamber and SCORE announce a July 29 seminar on starting and running a business from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Inn Frederick with speakers from Coats & Clark, Maryland Casualty, AAT Corp., The Park School, First National Bank, and Harford Community College.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Service Corps
SCORE
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Darlene L. McKinnon
Kitty Reed
Chamber
William Kidd Jr
Coats & Clark Inc
Clarence Snyder
Clarence Snyder Jr
Connie Phillips
Patrick Favale
Maryland Casualty Insurance Co
Joel Jacobson
AAT Corp
Louis Herstein
the Park School
Jeff Getty
First National Bank
Thomas Diggin
Harford Community College
Black contractors cry foul over Hart Miller contract award
Maryland Transportation denies exclusion of black firms from a $32.9 million Hart Miller Islands dike project. MMCA faults a 1978 minority participation rule waiver while two majority firms share 8.9 percent of fees. State officials note federal funding will follow for later phases.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Transportation
Maryland Minority Contractors Association Inc
Harry Hughes
Transportation Department
Hart and Miller Islands
Chesapeake Bay
Hart-Miller
MMCA
Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co
Chicago
Department of Transportation
John Bertak
Fair Practices Office
Hart- Miller
Clarence Mitchell
White House
Robert L. Clay
Robert Dashiell
M, Oil Co
Bertak
Curlis minority status questioned by transportation reviewers
The Maryland firm John L. Curlis Inc. was deemed legitimate by transportation staff after an in depth field investigation. The MMCA disputed control by minority persons and suggested the operator may be the founder's wife, Pyong Hiri Curlis, a Korea born woman with engineering credentials.
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John L. Curlis Co
Mount Airy
Transportation Department
Bertak
Curlis
MMCA
John L. Curtis Inc
Korea
Pyong Hiri Curlis
Hertak
Great Lakes
Associated Press
Stock market suffers sharpest loss in months
New York AP reports the market had its worst six month loss as the Fed's report dampened hopes for lower rates. The Dow fell 18.36 to 940.54, long bonds dropped near 20 per 1000, and 1,300 issues declined. Yield levels remain attractive, raising concerns of a prolonged high-rate period.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Fed
Wall
Gulf may bid for Conoco in loan move
Gulf Oil Corp the fifth largest U S oil company said it is arranging a 5 billion line of credit and a 1 billion additional credit to cover current financial needs as it weighs possible bids in the Conoco竞 bidding war. A Gulf spokesman declined to confirm any merger talks or plans while analysts ponder Gulf Canada bidding by Canadian firms.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Ol Corp
Conoco Inc
Gulf
Richard W. Johnson
Conoco
Mobil Corp
du Pont Co
Seagram Co. Ltd
Johnson
Gulf Canada
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Maxwell J. Schleifer
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