Frederick business brief highlights June market activity
The News of Frederick reports on local business and finance trends for Friday June 26, noting market movements in Frederick County firms, banking updates, and economic indicators affecting small businesses. Key entities include local banks, chambers, and prominent firms.
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Divine urges help in relocating displaced federal workers
OPM Director Donald J. Devine tells a luncheon group that the broader goal is economic expansion, not retrenchment, and outlines efforts to aid displaced workers. A computerized referral service in Washington and private-sector placements are planned to ease RIF impacts. DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED Paul G Adams II announces a 20 cent quarterly dividend from First American Bank of Maryland payable July 24, 1981 to shareholders of record June 30, 1961.
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Office of Personnel Management
Donald J. Devine
OPM
Washington
America
Devine
Paul G Adams
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbis
New Economics For Young Americans Program In Frederick County
Frederick County boards and chamber unveil Economics for Young Americans a six year old program now reaching 12 million students nationwide. The initiative uses filmstrips tapes illustrated scripts guides and worksheets to teach competition productivity job prep and more with classroom visits from local business readers stimulating discussion and insight.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
U.S
Glen Johnson
North Junior High School
Joplin
General Engineering Co
Hydro Aire Inc
Frederick Trading Co
Kitty Reed
Fran Sparks
Stuart D. J. Berger
Enhooln
T. Meade Felton
C. Kurt Holter
Stocks Decline as Metals Slump and AT&T Rates Rise
Stocks drifted in a narrow range as precious metals fell with gold dropping to 444.90 and silver to 9.46 an ounce. The Dow slid to 996.77 while the NYSE composite rose slightly. Conoco and Cities Service saw a takeover bid impact, and AT&T won FCC approval to raise rates, adding about 725 million dollars in yearly earnings.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Precious Metals
Homestake
ASA
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Hecla Mining
Sunshine Mining
Commodity Exchange
Conoco
Citeservice
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
FCC
Taise Wats Line
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Phoenix Inc
Dale Sharrer
Phoenix Tacs
James S. Grimes
Galex R. Clagett
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Kline
Elation
Lincoln S
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Ronald N. Young
James E
Doc” McClellas
Calvin
Cy” Bartgis
Allen
Betty Lecter
Frederick News-Post
Charles “Chipper” Hoff I
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank
Rick Miller
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Bert Thornton
WRI Radio
Brunswick
Wade Mannin
Dale Bevard
Celco Inc
Reid
Young
Kiine
Ian Chapman
New School
NYSE
Standard’ & Poor
SQP
American Stock Exchange
Wie Wen
Clare
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Old Mill House
Pennsylvania Ave
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Dodge
Raneoorgers
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Dodgeers & Trucks
Ron Huntzberry
John M. Burdette
Robert
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