APS growth on par with other systems in nation
Allegheny Power System reports growth largely on target with national utilities, despite recession weather damage and customer conservation dampening kilowatt hour sales. John McCardell notes improved earnings from power sales to General Public Utilities and outlines pending rate decisions in Virginia and West Virginia while emphasizing a conservative dividend approach amid rising coal and pollution control costs.
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Potomat Edison Co
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Virginia
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Commerce Cleaning House Declares Second Quarter Dividend
Directors of Commerce Cleaning House Inc announce a 2 cent per share cash dividend for the second quarter payable July 3. Shareholders of record as of July 7, 1900.
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Ashland wins price fixing case on new trial ruling
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Ashland Oil's conviction in a multibillion dollar price fixing case, citing hospital records of a former vice president. Five other Maryland defendants were upheld. The decision allows retrial for Ashland, while Cavin may be retried if immunity evidence is kept separate. The ruling preserves broader convictions but limits use of certain cross examination materials. The appeal also sides with continued penalties for other defendants and outlines ongoing related corporate actions.
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At&t
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Kayo O1l Co
Meadville Corp
Petroleum Marketing Corp
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U.S
C. Stanley Blair
Baltimore
Robert K. Cavin
SIGMA
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Stock market closes lower on late selling rout
Wall Street retreated as selling pressure near the close pulled the Dow Jones 30 drop to 4.09 points to 683.45, ending a four month rally. NYSE volume stood around 45.11 million shares with mixed moves in utilities and energy stocks, while Standard Oil of Indiana climbed on news of a Wyoming gas discovery. The Ernst & Whinney Foundation Matching Gifts Program distributed 4025 in gifts to area colleges, including 2300 to the University of Maryland and 1175 to Loyola University.
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