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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1990

Page

16

Noia Named President of Potomac Edison Co

Alan J. Noia has been named president of Potomac Edison Co succeeding Elmer B. Kaelin. A Winchester Virginia native, Noia began at Potomac Edison in 1966 as a survey crew member while at the University of Virginia. He rose through engineering and financial roles, becoming executive vice president in March and directing multiple APS entities, with advanced management training at Harvard and Edison Electric Institute.

Alan J. Noia Potomac Edison Co Noia Elmer B. Kaelin Winchester Potomac Edison University of Virginia Gagestown Hagerstown Information Services Department Greensburg New York Allegheny Power System Allegheny Power Systems Allegheny Power Service Corp APS APSC Noja Allegheny Generating Co Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration Edison Electric Institute Electrical Engineering Industrial Advisory Board University of Maryland

Housing affordability rises as incomes lift home buying power

The National Association of Realtors reports the April housing affordability index at 104.6, up from 103.9 in March, reflecting lower prices and higher median income of 34,032. The median existing home price eased to 95,300 while new home price reached 135,900, though higher mortgage rates trimmed the index.

Washington National Association of Realtors Realtors Norman D. Flynn Commerce Department Federal Housing Finance Board

Factory orders drop in April hints at slow manufacturing

U S factory orders fell 2.3 percent in April, leaving shipments for the year down 2 percent. The Commerce Department cited a stagnant manufacturing sector with durable and non durable goods totals near 235.6 billion, after March gains and a January dip, signaling possible workplace slowdowns ahead.

Washington U.S Evelina Tanner First National Bank of Chicago Commerce Department Midwest Car Lot

Omaha livestock market and industrial orders report snapshot

Omaha livestock quotations show hogs mostly 1.00 lower with US 1-2 220-280 lb at 65.50 to 68.00 and sow prices easing. cattle and calves market weak with steers and heifers down 50-1.00, sheep absent. In the broader economy, April non-durable orders steady at 112.2 billion. excluding aircraft, capital goods orders fell 0.2 to 1.1 percent. inventories rise 0.1 percent to 372.3 billion amid lean stocks and potential production cutbacks.

Des Moines Iowa USDA U.S Omaha Omaba Neb Michael K. Evans Evans Economics Inc Washington Defense Ms. Tanner

Chamber events fill June with meetings and seminars

The Frederick chamber schedules a busy June with events across committees and education. Dates include June 4 Agri-Business meeting at Watsons, June 7 marketing seminar at Firehouse Financial Center, and June 12 Chamber Night at Harry Grove Stadium. Also June 13 breakfast, June 19 drug workplace workshop, June 21 tour of the 1989 farm of the year, and June 29 member reception. Call 662-4164 for details.

Austin Pohl Frederick County Sheriffs Department Frederick Crime Solvers Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club City Club Patrick Center Frederick Tne Lynn Summel Frederick Club Patricia Maloff Agri-Business Committee Watson's Family Restaurant Cornell Firehouse Financial Center the Keys Harry Grove Keys Durham Bulls Holiday Inn Crown American Rocky Worcester Maryland Business For General Assembly Business Development Committee Steve Goff Greater Frederick Development Corp. Inc Small Business Council U.S West Robert J. Kresslein Jeffrey Rockman Frank Bernstein Conaway Goldman Econo Ledge Snyder & Poole Allotdeys At Law Avo We. Callaon Charles Clark Your Chamber Gary Cindy Grossnickle Village House Myersville Ambassador Board of Chamber

Greenwald to head UAL buy out group

Chrysler Corp vice chairman Gerald Greenwald resigns to lead United Air Lines employee buyout. He becomes CEO of the United Employees Acquisition Group backed by three major unions in Chicago.

Greenwald UAL Detroit Chrysler Corp Gerald Greenwald United Air Lines United Employees Lofp Lalbury Kueasline

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