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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1987

Page

4

Wall Street closes higher on light volume despite GNP delay

The Dow rises 13.39 to 2485.34 as advancers lead 837 to 707 with 450 unchanged on the NYSE. Volume comes in at 158.39 million shares amid a week marked by a mild rebound after earlier losses and cautious sentiment from analysts.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange A.C. Moore Argus Research Corp Moore

Dollar mixed as gold falls and MAIF seeks higher rates

In London gold prices slipped to 453.20 dollars per ounce with minor midmorning reductions, while U S dollar trades narrow ahead of U S GNP figures. In Maryland the auto insurance fund MAIF seeks up to 50 percent rate hikes, hitting Baltimore drivers hardest as cancellations rise.

Baltimore Maryland Vincent H. Howley Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund Maryland Insurance Edward J. Muhl Howley

Comair expands Florida routes from Kentucky base

Comair, based in Hebron, Kentucky, will launch six daily Florida routes starting November 1, linking five Florida cities with Orlando and Fort Lauderdale. The flights feed Delta Air Lines and mark Comair’s first feeder service outside Cincinnati. Delta became Disney World's official airline, prompting the expansion.

Hebron Scripps Howard Comair Florida Orlando Fort Lauderdale Delta Air Lines Gloria Weber Delta Disney World Weber Greater Cincinnati International Ms. Weber Greater Cincinnati Lafayette Ind

Maryland Regulator Griffin Resigns to Lead State Employees Credit Union

Annapolis AP report states William M. Griffin, Maryland’s top savings and loan regulator after the industry collapse, resigns to become president of the State Employees Credit Union of Maryland. He cites higher pay and shrinking state thrift activity as reasons, succeeding retiree George Reichenberg at the 20th largest U S credit union on Monday.

Annapolis William M. Griffin Maryland State Employees Credit Union of Griffin Griffen George Reichenberg

Open house highlights at Kidde Consultants new facility

Kidde Consultants, a civil engineering firm at 270 Technology Park, hosted an open house to showcase its surveying, land development and public works capabilities. Attendees included County Commissioner J Anita Stup, vice president Chuck Gilmore, senior associate William Brennan, and Wilbur Ford from the county planning commission.

Kidde Consultants, Inc 270 Technology Park J. Anita Stup Chuck Gilmore William Brennan Wilbur Ford County Planning Commission

Mack Trucks to Lease Greenville Office for Possible UAW Strike

Mack Trucks Inc plans about 26 000 square feet in Greenville to support inventory and purchasing needs if the UAW strikes its Allentown headquarters. The move accompanies a plant expansion in Winnsboro and ongoing labor disputes, with stockpiles of engines and components built at Hagerstown. A company statement says the Greenville office would run training for inventory staff and purchasing functions.

Columbia D.C Mack Trucks Inc Greenville United Auto Workers Union Allentown International United Auto Workers Union Mack Winnsboro Ontario Canada Deb Woolley State Development Board UAW Pennsylvania Maryland South Carolina Hagerstown Woolley UAW International Karl Mantula Detroit

U.S. GNP grows 2.6 percent in spring 1987

The Commerce Department reports the 1987 spring GNP rose 2.6 percent annual rate, aided by smaller trade deficit and stronger consumer and business spending. Growth for the first half of 1987 averages 3.5 percent, with inflation nudging higher at 4.3 percent.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Reagan Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Jerry Jasinowski The National Association Michael Evans Evans Lawrence Chimerine Wharton Econometrics Bala Cynwy Allen Sinai Shearson Lehman Brothers Sinai

Kennedy Pushes Minimum Wage Raise To Senate Floor

Senator Edward M. Kennedy announces a plan to raise the federal minimum wage by 1.30 to 4.65 dollars an hour over three years, tying it to half the average wage. AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland supports the move as essential to prevent poverty and exploitation, while industry groups and lawmakers voice opposition citing economic disruption.

Washington Senate Pete Domenici R-N.m Senate Budget Committee House Augustus P. Hawkins D-Calif House Labor Committee Kennedy America Edward M. Kennedy Senate Labor Committee Bureau of Labor Statistics Lane Kirkland AFL Cio Kirkland Douglass Fontaine LaFont Inn Pascagoula Miss American Hotel and Motel Association Matthew A. Runc Manufacturing Jewelers & Silversmiths of America Inc Providence R.J U.S Runes Trade Association of Fontaine Runei Walter Ellis Jr New Jersey Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Ellis

Judge approves 40 million to Old Court depositors

About 3,000 former Old Court Savings and Loan depositors will be paid next month under a third payoff plan approved by Baltimore Circuit Judge Joseph H. H. Kaplan. The payout, about 41 million total, targets 15,500 depositors with 10 percent of balances over 2000 dollars and full amounts for smaller accounts.

Baltimore Old Court Savings and Loan Joseph H. H. Kaplan Old Court Lloyd Jones Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund Jones Cntt Department of Transportation MDIF Florida Hotels Lutherville Jeffrey A. Levitt

Oil futures fall on NYMEX amid Gulf tensions

Oil prices slid sharply on the New York Mercantile Exchange as investors booked profits after last week’s surge. September light sweet crude traded around 20.70 a barrel, down 53 cents, with reports of a reflagged Kuwaiti tanker striking a mine in the Persian Gulf while escorted by three U.S. Navy ships.

Los Angeles Times Mirror Co Los Angeles Times Baltimore Suopapers Times Mirror NEW York New York Mercantile Exchange Persian Gulf West Texas Intermediate U.S Gulf

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