Wonder Book and Video Opens at Frederick Shopping Center
New video store Wonder Book and Video debuts at Frederick Shopping Center with FHSS cleo Selweet heletree titles and over 3000 videos for self service browsing. Grand opening offers prizes. hours Mon-Sat 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sun 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. For information call 662-2774.
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Wonder Book and Video
Frederick
Upluagrere
Subab
Mash Gunistaal
Fister Mosod Roneld
Monde
Pat Foster
Chuck Roberts
Joana Krantz
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bob Foster
Shopping Center Merchants Association
No positive signs shown in closing U.S. trade gap
The Commerce Department reports a six month U.S. trade deficit at 83.9 billion dollars for mid 1986, with June deficit at 14.2 billion dollars. Imports rose five percent to 33.2 billion while exports gained 9.8 percent to 19.1 billion, driven largely by a 2 billion gold shipment to Japan. Analysts foresee renewed protectionist moves as deficits widen and the dollar's decline continues. The report notes deficits with Europe and Japan, rising farm and energy import costs, and weaker housing and productivity data. The Democratic House plans a veto override vote on curbs to textile imports, spurring market expectations for passage.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Allen Sinai
Shearson Lehman Bros
Japan
U.S
Europe
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
United States
Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Department
Canada
Taiwan
OPEC
House of Representatives
Reagan
Mike Evans
Toussie bids to take control of Heck's Inc in West Virginia
A New York investment group led by Robert I. Toussie says it will seek a friendly takeover of Heck's Inc, the Nitro based retailer listed on the NYSE. If no agreement is reached, it may pursue a tender offer or board representation, with 754,000 Toussie Group shares already held.
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Charleston
W.va
New York
Heck's Inc
Heck’s
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D.C
Heck
West Virginia
New York Stock Exchange
Robert I. Toussie
Toussie Group
Heck's
Edward A. Wiser & Co
Phase Is Financial
Toussie
Russell Issacs
Ted Eazleman
Easleman
Isaacs
SEC
Tousszie Group
Charleston Daily Mail
OPEC members back voluntary oil production cuts
In Geneva a majority of the 13 member states backed voluntary cuts to output though several key producers including Iraq and Iran resisted or hedged their positions. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait pledged sizable reductions while ministers warned talks remain delicate and a unanimous quota agreement is not yet assured.
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Geneva
OPEC
Rilwanu Lukmao
Iraq
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Kuwait
Lukman
Cartery
Varberan
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Thomas Johnson
Weiss Market
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Seth
Stan Gerd
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Persona! Courier
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Margit Shi
Sharp
Hagerstown
Gr Cine
Rei
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