Maryland official Richard Brooks named deputy insurance commissioner
Richard J Brooks former assistant attorney general for Maryland is named deputy commissioner of the State Insurance Commission. He previously worked as a counselor with Alexander and Alexander in Baltimore. George W Masters president of Warner Lambert's Diagnostics Division named to head a consolidated domestic and international diagnostics products division overseeing instruments calibration and controls for hospital equipment. Additional names include Dr Robert Sent former director of genetics research and development and other executives cited in the brief.
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Richard J Brooks
Maryland
State Insurance Commission
Alexander and Alexander Insurance
Baltimore
George W Masters
Agnostics
Warner-Lambert Co
Rezents Instrumentation
Static of Canada Masters Comed Wartes Jambert Co
Dagaretics
Robert
Agnest
Frederick Md business brief June 17 1984
Frederick Maryland business editor reports on local market moves and financial updates with brief notes on companies, investments and economic indicators relevant to the Md region for Tuesday June 17 1984.
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HEE, News
Frederick
Stock market closes higher led by telecoms and oil gains
The Dow rose 1 36 to 877.72 as telecoms utilities and oil led a small market advance. NYSE volume fell to 36.19 million shares while advances outpaced declines 7 to 1. MCI Communications jumped 13 percent after a 1.8 million antitrust verdict against AT&T.
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Dow Jones Industriels
Beth Sd Black
Chessie
Aw Ky Clorox
Cova Clay Ae Exxon
Fairchild Ind
Gulf Oi
Marriott Corpa
MD Natl Cp
Mercantile Bokshr
Mobil
Phil Penney
Potom el
Safety Sears
Tandy Texaco Nv
Warner L
Watkins Jaos
Whittak
Baker Watts & Co
Frederick
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
MCI Communications
American Telephone & Telegraph
Supreme Court studies blame sharing in anti trust cases
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by three corrugated container makers challenging whether defendants can limit their liability in antitrust suits by sharing blame with others. The case involves 37 companies and up to $5.9 billion in potential damages across about 60 suits from 1960 to 1978.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Westraco Corp
And
Packaging Corporation of America
conSougayea
John Singleton
Houston
Sth
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Chrysler banks launch $1.5 billion bailout plan
Chrysler Corp and about 400 lending institutions began signing documents for a bailout package that could total 15 billion, with initial funds and guarantees tied to interest rate concessions and deferrals. Some banks balked, while others joined in Minnesota, Michigan, and St. Louis banks, as Congress approved loans and debentures.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
New York
Chrysler
Washington
Cheveer Laat Cyatartes Beate Technot
Congress
Michigan Navona) Corp Ir Tretront
Stah Michigan
Safrona
FM DO
Iign
Seturn
Auto maker starts building new line two weeks early
An auto maker announced an accelerated schedule, beginning construction of a new production line two weeks ahead of the original plan. Details on location and timelines were not fully disclosed in the fragmented report.
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Auto Maker
Mid-Atlantic seen as less tied to business cycle swings
A Commerce Department study shows the Mid-Atlantic states from New Jersey to District of Columbia experienced smaller payroll swings than the nation from 1973-79. Maryland had the lowest regional swing, while Michigan and Alaska ranked most sensitive. growth patterns were muted by slow booms and busts.
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Washington
Mid-Atlantic
U.S. Commerce Department
Commerce Department
Mid Atlantic
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Michigan
Texas
Penn
Sylvania
Alaska
North Dakota
Small business under attack by government overreach
Richard L. Lesher argues government actions smother small business, citing a Baltimore raid on Pierre J Arquin over imported British sports cars. He links the case to the White House Small Business Conference report, criticizing its pro big government stance and urging reform and faster action by business leaders to pressure Congress.
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Baltimore
Pierre J Arquin
Arquin
White House
Small Business Conference Commission
Commissions
New Jersey
Gary Wellman
Carter
Commission
US Chamber
Congress
America
Drug Fair sales soar in quarter
Local reports indicate a surge in Drug Fair sales for the quarter amid rising demand and consumer activity. The article notes notable increases across departments and highlights strong performance in beverages and household items.
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