Brady urges more vocational training for Marylands builders
Maryland Secretary James Brady told the Frederick County Builders Association that too many students are steered toward college. He praised Roof Raising and association scholarships, urged institutes and community colleges to expand hands on carpentry masonry and trades training, and urged members to lobby lawmakers one on one.
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Radio’s Rebound Boosts Giants in Media Deals
Westinghouse agreed to acquire Infinity Broadcasting for 3.9 billion dollars, consolidating 44 radio stations as part of a broader shift toward radio’s rising value. The sector has grown to over 10,000 U S stations since 1980, with ad revenue surging to 11.6 billion dollars, reflecting its renewed prominence in the media landscape.
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Frederick to get a new microbrewery in town
Two homebrewers from Jefferson and Laytonsville seek a site for New Traditions Brewing Co in Frederick. They plan a fully automated Heraplan system, first in the United States, with production to begin in 1997 under Beaver Creek Beer. They recently won AHBA golds.
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Lloyd's near solvency with $4.7 billion debt offer
Lloyd's of London urges failing investors to accept a $4.7 billion settlement to absorb market liabilities. A majority agreement is needed to avoid government solvency action and potential legal battles over nonpayment. Without a deal, Lloyd's risks failing a August solvency test and facing uncertain futures.
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Allegheny Power cuts 500 jobs in restructuring
Allegheny Power the parent of Potomac Edison West Penn Power and Monongahela Power cut 500 jobs as part of a restructuring following a move from New York to Hagerstown The company plans to offer an enhanced separation plan with outplacement services to affected workers and says the cuts aim to improve competitiveness and hold down rates across its five state service area.
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