Maryland S&Ls post profit rise in first quarter 1993
Maryland savings and loan profits climbed in Q1 1993 as favorable rates drew investors back. State thrifts earned $40.8 million in the quarter, with overall Maryland S&Ls well capitalized aside from a single lender facing capital concerns. Nationwide thrifts posted record first quarter profits despite 10 percent still on government problem lists.
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Baltimore
Maryland Savings and Loans
S&ls
The
Baltimore) Daily Record
Maryland
Second National Federal Savings Bank
Standard Federal Savings Bank
Sheshinoff Information Services
Savings & Community Bankers of America
S&l
Office of Thrift Supervision
EC Leaders Urge Tough Steps to Boost Competitiveness
At a Copenhagen summit British Prime Minister John Major pressed the 12 member EC to cut labor costs and ease hiring rules to recapture competitiveness. Delors outlined an eight point plan to boost R D and public works while member states pledged broader access for goods from Poland Hungary the Czech Republic Slovakia Romania and Bulgaria.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Japan
John Major
Major
Western Europe
Niels Helveg Petersen
Nity
Europe
Delors
Poland
Hungary
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Tsutsumi Still Richest Individual In World
Forbes annual billionaires list names 59-year-old Japanese hotel and railroad baron Yoshiaki Tsutsumi as the richest, with a fortune near 9 billion from a Kokudo stake. Walton family tops wealth among families at 25.3 billion, while Bill Gates is the richest individual in the United States at 7.4 billion.
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New York
Forbes Magazine
Yoshiaki Tsutsumi
Forbes
Walton
Wal-Mart
Tsutsumi
Seibu Lions
Kokudo
Microsoft Corp
Bill Gates
Major U S Airlines Cut Domestic Fares Amid Northwest Push
United American and Delta lowered prices on routes competing with Northwest Airlines by up to 30 percent, matching Northwest’s discount after its Saturday move. In Detroit and Minneapolis discounts run about 20 percent as Northwest seeks funds to avoid bankruptcy.
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United States
Helveg Petersen
Western
Europe
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Jacques Delors
Japan
New York
Northwest Airlines
United
American
Delta
Detroit
Minneapolis
Northwest
Scholarship drive targets 50000 for Maryland Tomorrow program
The Private Industry Council of Frederick County spearheads a drive to raise 50000 for the Maryland Tomorrow Scholarship Program. Board members will seek support through July 22. In 1992-1993 the program enrolled 180 students with 26 graduates, starting with a 6000 contribution.
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Private Industry Council
Frederick County
Maryland Tomorrow
The
Community Foundation
Marie Keegin
Kitty Reed
Carol Campbell
Margaret Radtke
Marie S. Keegin
Frank Weihmeyer
Sue Ann Yingling
Alexis Allenbeck-Cissel
Bonnie Gann
Lee Frazier
Marc Jordan
Ann Burnside Love
Terry Palm
Bob Twemey
Don Waskom
Mary Dudderar
Debbie Schmidt
Whites More Likely to Own Homes in Federal Report
A Census Bureau and HUD release shows whites own homes at 68 percent while blacks and Hispanics rent more, highlighting income gaps. Median owner income was 34,800 versus 18,700 for renters, with home ownership rising with age and family status.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Langston Chick
Silver Spring
Timothy Grall
United States
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Wheaton
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Demedite
Gferal
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County Chamber of
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Chamber Services Chamber Membership
Arthur W. Boyce
P.A
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Patrick Street
Acupuncture Center of
Thomas Johnson Medical Center
Houng King
CMD
Franklin Y Lee
Thomas Johnson Drive
Bell Atlantic Mobile
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Eastern Shore
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