Fairchild rolls out cabin section for 757 jet
Officials from two aircraft firms the FAA Hagerstown city and county and nearly all 2500 workers at Fairchild Republic plant witnessed the roll out of the cabin section for the Boeing 757 fuel efficient jet. Workers at the plant near Hagerstown Airport have worked nights weekends and holidays to meet the deadline for the first cabin units to be shipped to Renton Wash. Fairchild has an initial order for 200 sections with option for 200 more. John F Dealy president of Fairchild Industries praised team work between the firms.
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Fairchild Industries
Federal Aviation Administratio
Gregory
Fairchild Republic
Hagerstown
Carmen
New York
Tony Casadonte
Federal
Aviaton Administraton
Boeing
Renton
Wash
John F Dealy
Gregory W Carmen
Congress
Farchid
Amerca
Reagan
Fairchild
Farmingdale
Jack Blcom
Beverly
Byron
Washington
Bloom
Erme V Fenn
Europe
Fenn
Ralph Moffet
Federal Aviation Agency
Dealy
Savings Bank plans new Baltimore office
The Savings Bank of Balmore will start building a six story downtown Baltimore office at 57 E Baltimore St next to its main office. The subterranean banking area will connect to the Charles Center Station mezzanine. The project follows the bank's expansion strategy and aims to serve the downtown market.
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Savings Bank of Balmore
Baltimore
Baltimore St
Charles Center
Frederick
Beneficial to Sell Spiegel Division in Major Catalog Merger
Beneficial Corp plans to sell Spiegel Inc of Chicago for over 52 million to an undisclosed buyer, with Otto Versand named by sources in the Wilmingon News Journal. Beneficial had acquired Spiegel in 1965 and expects a roughly 40 million after tax loss from the sale this year.
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Beneficial Corp
Spegel Inc
Chicago
Wilimington News-Journal
Otto-Versand
Hamburg
Beneficial
Spiegel
Automakers push to relax emissions standards for 1983 cars
Five major automakers including General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors and Volkswagen urged Congress to ease auto emission rules for carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen arguing it would cut consumer costs by 80 to 360 dollars per car. They warned tighter standards would automatically take effect next year if the law is not amended. GM cited restoring 1969 carbon monoxide limits as a way to save 30 to 60 dollars per vehicle. Some exemptions from the 34 gram limit are already granted by the EPA. separate note: People Express Airlines announced plans for schedules and fares at a Baltimore area conference today.
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Washington
Congress
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Volkswagen
Amerca Inc
Senate Environment Committee
Ford
David Potter
Environmental Protection Agency
Bank of Damascus to Expand Main Office Project
Bank of Damascus plans a major expansion adding about 12 000 square feet to its main office in Damascus. The project includes a new three level structure, a six lane drive in facility 125 feet rear, an underground passageway, and a walk up window. Demolition of the adjacent building, alley widening, and paving are also planned with completion expected by August 15.
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Bank of Damascus
Damascus
Charles F Bowers Associates
Frederick
Jesse Dustin & Sons Inc
Rockville
Diebold Inc
American Furniture and Fixture Co
Richmond
Damascus Electric Co
Bank
Damascus Boulevard
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