Executives appointed in regional business expansions
John D. Connell of Frederick becomes an investment executive with Ferris & Co Inc as part of regional expansion. He is a Georgetown and Boston University graduate and previously with Merrill Lynch. David Rutherford of Brook Lane Psychiatric Center was appointed by the Washington County Board of Commissioners to the Western Maryland Health Systems Agency. Bendix Corp named a high level tech council including Dr. Harold Brown Dr. William J. Perry and Dr. Leroy E Hood. Richard N. Woods of Bendix Advanced Technology Center received the Profession Development Person of the Year award from the National Association of Purchasing Management. Tammy Lee Schubel joined Red Carpet Monocacy Valley Realty. Thomas E. Plank was appointed assistant attorney general and counsel to the Department of Economic and Community Development.
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John D. Connell
Frederick
Hagerstown
Ferris & Co. Inc
Montgomery County
Connell
Georgetown University
Boston University
Ferris
Merrill Lynch
David Rutherford
Brook Lane Psychiatric Center
Washington County Board of Commissioners
Western Maryland Health Systems Agency
Bendix Corp
Southfield
Mich
Ian Advantad Taehnatnoy Connell
Harold Brown
U.S
Tammy Lee Schubel
White Rock
Red Carpet-Monocacy Valley Realty
Middletown
Thomas E. Plank
Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning
Department of Economic and Community Development
University of Maryland School of Law
Princeton
Arnold
Robert Murphy
Stary
Chamber plans and finances hint at a busy 1982
The Frederick chamber outlines a packed fall agenda including energy projects with Maryland Extension Service, small business outreach, and seminars with Rennnomir & Community Development Commission. It promotes education partnerships, fraud workshops, and a county management series. A family picnic, 70th anniversary dance, and tourism support are noted. First Maryland Bancorp reports Q2 and H1 earnings up modestly from 1981, with per share increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mason
Frederick
Maryland Extension Service
Rennnomir & Community Development Commission
Frederick County
ECDC
F&m Bank
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co
Agri-Business Committee
William R. Kiser
Man Capital Milk Producers Coop
League of Women Voters
Business & Professional Women's Club
Politickin
Maryland
Senate
Singanore Recreational Center
Kirk
Hugh Phillips
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Kitty
Market slips as rate outlook dampens Wall Street
New doubts about the interest rate path push stocks lower in thin trading. The Dow falls 5.13 to 825.44 as volume drops. banks trim prime from 16 to 15 percent. Bond prices slide while Treasuries rise. several issues hit on weak earnings and the NYSE composite declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Hanover and
Chemical
Smith Barney
Harris Upham & Co
Treasury
NYSE
Standard & Yoors Index View Industrials
S&p
CPI Debate: Inflation Persists While Retail Sales Languish
New York experts split on CPI as inflation trends show decline yet retail sales stay weak and interest rates high. Albert Sindlinger argues CPI underreports true costs because essential expenses rise and discretionary items drop, keeping inflation alive in households' budgets. He warns lenders view spreads as illusory and question the official figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Media
Ornery
Money Market Funds Outperform Most Investments in Survey
Money market mutual funds posted about 15 percent returns over the year to May, beating bonds and most assets. Oil and housing rose modestly while many assets including stocks, gold, oriental rugs, and other collectibles fell. Assets in money funds rose to $204.4 billion with over 12 million shareholder accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salomon Brothers
Money Market Mutual
Money Market
Balumen
David Silver
Investment Company Institute
National Association of Mutual Funds
U.S
Upjohn Sales Dip in Second Quarter 1962
Upjohn Co reports 1962 Q2 sales of 475.8 million, down 7.4 percent from 1981. Net earnings for the quarter fall 14.4 percent to 38.4 million, or 1.78 per share, vs 4.8 million or 1.49 per share in Q2 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Maryland Bancorp
First National Bank of Maryland
First Maryland Baycorp
Upjohn
Upjohn Co
Baker, Watts & Co
GE to Acquire Network Consultants in Banking Services push
GE Information Services plans to acquire Network Consultants Inc. of Chicago for 3.5 million dollars with up to 3.15 million more based on performance. The deal, awaiting corporate approvals, aims to broaden GE’s banking software offerings and expand services to wholesale banks through the Rockville based unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Information Services Co
Rockville
General Electric Co
Network Consultants Inc
Network Consultants
GE Information Services
Neersee
Gregory J. Liemandt
United States
Banking Systems Inc
Dallas
Software International Corp
Andover
Mass
LT Consulting Services Corp
Lambda Technology Inc
New York
Energy Enterprises
Denver
Lie- Mandt
Jack Liess
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Rutherford
Woods
First National Report
Armstrong
Mannington
Kentile
SMART
Stansbury
Watts & Co
Adorees
Chicago
Frederick County National Bank
Restmremt Ave
B. Frarteh Samasz
Peeceseut
Peectneas Weseme B
Wae Lily
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