Prudential Relocates Frederick Offices to Fairview Center
Prudential Insurance moves its Frederick staff to a 2,650 square foot fifth floor suite at Fairview Professional Center on Fairview Avenue and West Seventh Street. The office supports 19 personnel, with extended hours 8 am to 4 pm.
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Prudential Insurance Co
Fairview Professional Center
Frederick
Owen Beirne Jr
Crowell & Baker
Patricia Fink
Susan Fain
Joe Ofenstein
Loretta Newton
Regina Carey
Nancy Montgomery
Joan Paulson
Jim Eaton
Eddie Heffner
Brian Layman
Glenn Hoffman
Mary Kathryn Hockman
Jim Eyler
Robert Heffner
Joseph Miller
John Kaczmarek
Paul Wireman
Charles Boller
Prudential Insurance
Fairview Center
Fairview Avenue
West Seventh Street
Joseph Brashear
Prudential
Farm subsidies cut proposed to EC in Ireland meeting
European Community agriculture commissioner Ray MacSharry proposed a 30 percent cut in farm subsidies over one year to break a row that threatens GATT trade talks. The plan, announced at Dromoland Castle, drew mixed reactions from the United States Japan Canada and Australia as farmers protested outside.
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Newmarket-On-Fergus
Ireland
European Community
Agriculture
Ray MacSharry
United States
Japan
Canada
Australia
European Commission
John Cooney
U.S
Gatt
Kelly Shipp
U.S. Agriculture
Clayton Yeutter
MacSharry
Dromoland Castle
Shannon
Tomio Yamamoto
John Kerins
Donald Mazankowski
Houston
Cooney
Maxillofacial Surgeon Joins Frederick Practice
Dr Tan, a native of Washington DC and trained at Notre Dame Howard University and University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, joins Dr Vincent DiFabio and Dr Richard Williams in Frederick. He served as chief of Restorative Hygiene in 1985 86, trained in maxillofacial surgery with a focus on TMJ and craniofacial therapies, and will practice with wife Grace and children Kristen and Peter Michael Jr. Contact Frederick Suite 191 98 Thomas Johnson Drive 694 0870 or Germantown Suite 201 20528 Germantown Road 540 8844.
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Aou Tas
Vincent DiFabio
Richard Williams
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Tan
University of Notre Dame
Howard University College of Dentistry
Army Dental Corps
Texas
Kansas
Department of
University Hospital
University of Medicine and Dentistry of
New Jersey
St. Loui
Grace
Kristen
Peter Michael Jr
Thomas Johnson Drive
Germantown
Germantown Road
City asks Domino's to drop 30 minute delivery pledge
Lafayette California officials seek removal of the 30 minute delivery guarantee for a proposed Domino's franchise near a school and senior housing, citing traffic and safety concerns. Franchise co owner Don Gearing says he would drop the pledge if approved. Domino's reviews the request.
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California City
Domino’s
Lafayette
Calif
Domino's Pizza
Domino's
Ann Arbor
Mich
Don Gearing
Mr. Gearing
California
Mike Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Huff
Carlos Angaienp Tor
Personal spending climbs as economy shows life in June
Washington AP reports personal spending rose 1.0 percent in June the strongest in five months with economists noting the consumer remains a key factor supporting activity. Commerce Dept tallies annualized spending at $3.64 trillion while incomes rose 0.4 percent to $4.64 trillion as savings dipped to 4.9 percent of disposable income.
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Washington
Mark M. Zandi
Regional Financial Associates
West Chester
Commerce Department
Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
Apri
Stopgap S&L bailout proposed in Washington
A Bush administration official floated a stopgap measure of 5 to 10 billion dollars to fund S&L rescue efforts through January or February 1991, delaying the larger 100 billion dollar bailout until after the November election. The plan would also leverage an error in last year's bill to permit an additional 18.8 billion borrowing.
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Washington
Congress
Bush Administration
Treasury
Robert R. Glauber
House Banking Committee
Mary Rose Oakar
D-Ghio
Toby Roth
R-Wis
S&l
Bir
Glauber
Neil Bush probes conflict of interest case continues
The Office of Thrift Supervision and Neil Bush moved toward agreement on 110 uncontested points in the Silverado Banking case. The document notes Bush's birth date and details of loans while outlining his role with JNB Exploration and relationships with borrowers Good and Walters. A Sept hearing in Denver will guide OTS action, with potential FDIC negligence suit pending. Also covered are Blue-chip stock rebounds and Treasury bill yields in Monday trading.
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Washington
Bush
Neil
Colorado
Office of Thrift Supervision
OTS
Mr. Bush
James Nesland
Silverado
Kenneth M. Good
Bill L. Walters
Mr. Good
Mr. Walters
Silverado Board
Daniel J. Davidson
Denver
Davidson
Timothy Ryan
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Good
JNB Exploration Co
Wyoming
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Standard & Poor
S&p
Frederick Chamber seeks nominees for SBA awards
The Frederick County Chamber's Small Business Council invites applications for SBA awards. Three business categories include Small Business Person, Exporter, and Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Six advocacy honors cover Women in Business, Financial Services, Media, Minority, Veteran, and Accountant Advocates. Call 662.4164 by Aug 15 or contact Susan Gardiner at 865-0470 for details.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Small Business Council
Women In Business
Financial
Chamber
Susan Gardiner
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Joseph Ofenstein
Brashear
Catoctin
Rockville
Peter M. Tan
Gearing
Jenkins Motors
Bob Jagger
Bob
Jenkins Motors, Inc
East & Yin Sees
Fregenick
Neil Bush
Aanctheian
Avsge
Treasury Department
IBM
Kmart
Litton i
Lowes
Pwr
Loyola Corp
Marriott
Uncigd
Avemco
MNC Finei
Baltge
Mercantile Bandec
Bakshr
ATSB
Bell Ad Moore Corp
Penney Sau
CSX Corp
Citizens Bank
Sears
Comsat
Exxon
USFG
Unwigd Fedders i — Washes
Fcnb Corp
Whittaker BB
Mf&m Bancorp
First Bank
Fred
Frederick Common
Trading Co
General Motors
Giant Foods
Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc
Hedi Baker and
First General Mortgage Company
First Virginia Bank
Rackwilla Ofice
Marvy Priester
Cheryl Lewis
AA Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
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