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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1985

Page

5

Vo-Tech Marketing Students Attend National DECA Conference

Seven Frederick County Vo-Tech Center marketing students represented Maryland at the National Career Development Conference in San Francisco. They competed among over 7,000 students from all 50 states and territories after earning first place at the state level in entrepreneurship, food marketing, advertising services and finance and credit.

Frederick County Vo-Tech Center Maryland San Francisco Calif Kim Drye Wendy Eckenrode Billie Shreve Mary Ann Rogers Mary Deanne Hobbs Beth Andrews Candy Sman Vo-Tech Distributive Education Clubs of America San Franciso Umnne Poloucu Vrgil Tsiatus Guam Mar Deed Mgm Acma Weeane Arte Mary Hamm Candy S. Zentz DECA

Strong advance in market pushes stocks to record highs

The Dow rose 9.63 to 1315.41 as 134.14 million NYSE shares traded. Week gain 13.44 points. Commerce reports April factory orders fell 0.5 percent after March and February declines. Bond prices rose as rates dropped. IBM showed steady stock despite lower Q2 earnings outlook. Major indices S&P 400 up 1.85 to 209.85 and NASDAQ at 200.80.

NEW York New York Exchange Commerce Department International Business Machines IBM Exchange Standard & Poor S&p

Chamber Action: June schedule of Chamber events and reminders

May brings celebration and growth as the Chamber announces June meetings and activities. Highlights include Agri/Business and Membership breakfasts at Sheraton and Roy Rogers, an educational seminar on interviewing techniques, and the Irvine farm visit. Volunteers invited for Tip the Waitress throughout June. call 682-4164 for reservations.

John Laughland Snider, Blanchard and Laughland Calvin Saylor Chamber Sheraton Roy Rogers U.S Charles E. Smith Annapolis Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co Business Card Exchange Mackintosh Realty Patrick St Ken Roberts Board of Maryland Chamber of Commerce and Local Chamber Frederick Community College

Foreign trade deficit climbs in April signaling weak economy

The U S foreign trade deficit rose by 11.3 billion dollars in April as exports fell 3.6 percent to 17.8 billion and imports rose 0.5 percent to 28.6 billion. Oil and Japanese car imports pushed the deficit higher while factory orders also declined for the third straight month.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Mike Evans Evans Economics Inc John Green Wharton Econometrics Philadelphia Baldrige Department

Reagan pitches tax simplification in Malvern rally

President Reagan urged support for a sweeping tax plan at the Great Valley Corporate Center west of Philadelphia. He framed the proposal as a boost for high tech and small firms, promising lower rates, capital gains relief, and a simpler system while attacking lobbyists and entrenched interests.

Malvern Reagan America Hhis Great Valley Service Indus Philadelphia Mid-Atlantic California Silicon Valley White House Albert R. Brashear Capitol Washington

Black & Decker sales decline signals cutbacks in US and Europe

Black & Decker says factory orders in the United States and Europe remain soft, predicting substantially lower sales than previously forecast. CEO Laurence Farley cites slower inventories among large US accounts and persistent European competition as factors. The company has cut production at 25 plants and laid off about 7 percent of workers, including 80 at Hampstead Maryland. A separate Virginia rate case seeks a 5 percent increase for Potomac Edison, boosting residential bills by about 2.99 dollars monthly.

U.S Commerce Malcolm Baldrige United States Evans Federal Reserve Board Towson, Md Black & Decker Corp Europe Laurence J. Farley Black & Decker Hagerstown Ap) Potomac Edison Co Virginia State Corporation Commission Shenandoah Valley SCC

Chrysler and Saab recalls affect vans and cars nationwide

Chrysler recalls 1984 to early 1985 Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager vans for a valve stone problem that could raise stopping distance. it will install protective plates free of charge. Saab recalls 31,100 1985 Saab 900 Turbos for fuel hose issues and 11,600 older Turbos for wiring that could cause engine fires. engines and electrical risks noted. Baumgardner's Bakery Inc. ends 100 years in Taneytown, selling plant and trucks to Valley Baking Co. with E Wayne Baumgardner as consultant. auction of bakery gear set for June 8 at Calvin Amoss barn.

Revgas Saab-Scania of America Inc Saab Chrysler Doug Nicoll

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