Governor honors BWI Airport 30th anniversary week
Governor Harry R Hughes proclaims June 23–29 as BWI Airport Week marking the 30th anniversary of Baltimore Washington International. Officials note the airport’s modernization since 1950 dedication, its growth in passengers and freight, and the 1979 terminal expansion.
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Harry R Hughes
Washington- Baltimore
Friendship International
Harry S. Truman
Maryland
Karl R Sattler
Sattler
Dulles International
Washington-Baltimore
State of
Department of Transportation
Baltimore City
Baltimore-Washington
BWI
Satler
Market Dips As Spring Rally Slumps In New York
Market indices fell sharply as afternoon selling hit walls of gains. Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 11.01 to 870.90, the worst drop in three weeks, with 24 of 30 components losing. S P 400 dropped 1.94 to 12879, Nasdaq Composite ended at 136.73, volume 38.28 million shares. Exxon and Gulf Oil dipped, GM and IBM on active lists amid broad declines.
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Dow Jones
Chessie
Clorox
Conall Bu
Exxon
Fairchild Ind
Matt
Sears
Standex
Tandy
Texaco
E Warner L
Watkins J
Whittak
Baker Watts & Co
Frederick
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
International Business Machines
General Motors
Gulf Oil
Mobil
Standard & Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Woolworth reports strong May sales gain and up 18 weeks
The F W Woolworth Co reported consolidated sales for the four weeks ended May 27 of 543,972,000 dollars, up 71 percent from 507,691,000 dollars a year earlier. For the 18 weeks to May 27, sales reached 2,151,808,000 dollars, a 75 percent rise over the prior 18 weeks.
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F W Woolworth Co
Cobden Receee Up at Burks Vatewa Puke and Rest
A garbled OCR style note references Cobden Receee and Burks Vatewa Puke with mentions of a fast tea penese hugh quality lamih restaurant and Welbonald service teeth. It appears to mix names and places with unclear meaning and no coherent event or outcome.
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Burks Vatewa Puke
Fers
Yoav
Proposed rules to impact agricultural gas use
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proposes regulations to classify coal and residual fuel oil as reasonably available and economically practicable alternative fuels for essential agricultural users. If finalized, farms with such capabilities would gain lower curtailment priority during natural gas shortages, while those without alternatives would retain higher protection. Public comments are invited by July 4 1980 and a hearing is scheduled at FERC.
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
United States
NGPA
Congress
Energy Information Administration
Department of Energy
FPC
Ile
Commission Division of Public Information
Commission
FERC
Stalemate in Chrysler bailout bounces toward bankruptcy
A clash between Chrysler Corp and small Midwest banks over a 4.4 billion debt restructuring threatens bankruptcy for the automaker. Banks American National Bank & Trust in Rockford and Peoples Trust in Fort Wayne oppose the plan, while others rally to join. A Washington meeting on 500 million in guaranteed notes was postponed to Friday.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Midwest
American National Bank & Trust Co
Rockford
Ill
Peoples Trust Bank
Fort Wayne
Ind
U.S
American National Bank & Trust
Chrysler Financial Corp
Belvidere
Rockford-area
Washington
Chrysler Loan Guarantee Board
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McDonald'’s
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Bronco
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