Inflation steady as May CPI edges up 0.1 percent
U S consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in May led by energy gains while food costs fell 0.3 percent. Vegetables plunge 14.1 percent and airline fares drop 3.2 percent, offsetting higher gasoline prices and soft wholesale data as economists see muted inflation and potential Fed easing.
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Market closes higher after inflation aid buys time
New York assents to a modest stock market gain as inflation data relief sparks late buying. Dow Jones climbs 2.85 to 3354.26 after earlier near 30 point advance, with breadth favorable and volume around 181.8 million shares by 4 p.m. EDT. S&P 500 rises to 409.76, Industrials to 483.85, Nasdaq at 569.52.
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Sparrows Point sees peak shipyard employment in four years
Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point yard reports record employment near four years high, with about 1200 workers as two major contracts drive hiring. A $60 million tunnel project for the Boston Harbor highway and a $25 million Navy dry dock contract created hundreds of jobs and attract daily applicants. Some workers face August dip as repairs finish, but positions remain sought after by welders and machinists seeking security and permanent roles.
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High Praise Audio opens in Frederick area for church and commercial systems
Christian owned High Praise Audio Consultants moved to 5712 E Industry Lane Frederick from Gaithersburg to serve churches in Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. CEO Robert Bush notes 20 years of sound experience and stresses room design and materials affect audio quality. The firm offers design installation custom cabinets speaker enclosures maintenance and training seminars with service for hearing impaired audiences and portable systems. Contact 662-0444 or 1-800-252-3766.
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Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic Set for June in Maryland
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Air Safety Foundation will run a flight instructor refresher clinic June 26 27 at Days Inn Motel Md 85 Frederick starting 6 p.m. Friday ending 5 50 p.m. Sunday with a 135 fee Call 1 800 638 3101 for details Uni Marts declares 25 cents per share dividend payable July 20 to holders of record June 29
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Potomac Edison Reports 1991 Net Income Drop Amid Growth Plans
Potomac Edison posted 1991 net income of 58.2 million, down from 61.6 million in 1990, as the company accelerates plant and equipment investments totaling over 470 million since 1985 to serve 339 000 customers. The firm plans to spend 167 million in 1992 and 197 million in 1993 to meet Clean Air Act amendments requirements, raising capital via stock and bonds while facing rising costs and potential rate increases.
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Maryland bank chief sees no risk in MNC takeover
Maryland Banking Commissioner Margie Muller says outside ownership has helped 13 Maryland banks acquired in the 1980s grow assets faster than local peers. She notes Maryland attracts investment and expects no major change if MNC Financial Inc. is acquired, though concerns persist about loss of local leadership.
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