Stock market climbs to four month high on broad oil-led advance
New York stock averages rose to a four month high led by oil issues as volume surged. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 102 to 687.54, NYSE volume reached 46.5 million shares, and energy stocks like Exxon Mobil Gulf Oil Texaco and Valero gained. The NYSE composite and Amex indices also climbed, with Boeing Esmark and S&P indexes posting gains amid a broader market rally.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mobil
Gulf Oil
Exxon
Texaco
Coastal Corp
Valero Energy
Valero
Dow
Esmark
Boeing
NYSE
Standard & Poor
S&p
Dow Jones
Port City
BethStl
Chessie Clorox
CocaCl
Fairchild Ind
Harris
IBM
Kmart
Litton
Marriott Corp
NatiCo Mercantile Bokster
Penney Peop
Potom el
Sears
Standex
Tandy
Ee Usfg
Warner L
Watkins J
Whittak
Baker Watts & Co
Frederick
Area Interest Stocks Shown In Theers Frederick
Frederick Mad June 26 1980 area stocks are listed in the B section with figures for local investors. The item notes active trading and notable gains among regional shares.
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Theers
Frederick
Business briefs cite mid-Atlantic executives during changes
Robert A. Goodwin completed a CNC programming seminar at Wells Index in Three Rivers Michigan and is tied to Rocall Community in Gaithersburg. Stephen C. Springer of Middletown was elected assistant VP policy administration for Government Employees Life Insurance Co and its New York affiliate. Joseph M. Stratton became district sales manager for Metropolitan Life Insurance serving Frederick and Montgomery counties from Gaithersburg offices. Dan Ryals, formerly Holly Hills Country Club GM, was named director of clubhouse operations at Eaglehead Country Club and lives in West Virginia. First National Bank of Maryland announced several appointments including Dolores Bloch and Eileen Emrich as assistant trust operations officer, Larry Reed as operations officer, George Drummney I as regional marketing officer, Betty Norman as regional mortgage administrator, Mary Gerlach and Leonard Jackson as branch officers, and Ralph Emerson Jr. and Gerard Mikulski as loan executives.
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Stephen C. Springer
Middletown
Government Employees Life Insurance Co
New York
Joseph M. Stratton
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Montgomery
Dan Ryals
Holly Hills Country Club
Eaglehead Country Club
West Virginia
First National Bank of Maryland
Dolores €. Bloch
Eileen R. Emrich
Larry W. Reed
George E. Drummney I
Betty A. Norman
Mary J. Gerlach
Leonard R. Jackson
Ralph W. Emerson Jr
Gerard R. Mikulski
Outthink burglars with Hartford home and auto tips
Crime prevention expert Val Grava of The Hartford Insurance Group urges plain sense steps to deter theft. Lock up all entries, get security surveys, store valuables safely, light up exteriors, and use identification devices. For cars, lock tight, remove keys, use garage parking, and consider anti theft devices. Coordinate with neighbors to boost neighborhood security.
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Val Grava
Hartford Insurance Group
Grava
Hartford
Census Bureau
The
Williamsport cabinet firm gains Maryland grant for training program
Atlantic Cabinet Corp of Williamsport receives MITP support to train 47 employees in machine operation production supervision warehousing and maintenance. The program, via Maryland agencies, aims to build a skilled workforce for a European style kitchen cabinet operation after its England start drove rapid growth and multi million sales.
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Maryland
Atlantic Cabinet Corp
Wiliamsport
Atlante
England
Atlantie
Willamsport
Michael Rumah
Phisarent
Flexibiity
MITP
Board of Community Colleges
Division of Vocational-Technical Education
Washington County Board of Education
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Wells Index Corp
Three Rivers
Mich
Goodwin
Rocal Community
Springer
Stratton
Ryals
Williamsport Cabinet Company
Kimball
Colonial Music Shop
Fae Patrick
Teemwetomen
Frederick Towne Mall
Melart Jewelers
Barat
Hal Bk
Kelart Jewelers
Kass
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