Evergreen Audio Opens at New Frederick Location
Evergreen Audio expands with a new corner shop at East and East Patrick streets Frederick featuring home and car audio showrooms. Todd Hankey of Hankey's Radio notes the 60 year family legacy from AM radios. stock includes Kenwood JVC Sony Acoustic Research Infinity with VHS and TVs. Installation of car systems is at Evergreen Avenue. hours 10 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday. inquiries AA2 1389.
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Evergreen Audio
Ar Dh
Hankey
Eat Patrick Streets
Prederick
Fram
Robert Hankey
Jeff Boyd
Pvco
Todd Hankey
Court Holter
East
East Patrick Streets
Frederick
Hankey's Radio
Kenwond
JVC
Sony
Acoustic Research
Infinity Audio Equipment
Hankey's
Evergreen Avenue
Rukeyser 1984 Awards Halfway Look at Economy
Louis Rukeyser unveils the 1984 half year awards and bizarre economy verdicts. The Worst New Buzzword is Greenmail, a corporate raider tactic. Infla lian remains elusive to major price indices, delaying its appearance in consumer metrics. The Been Down 80 Long It Looks Like Up To Me Award targets the bond market for losses in the first half.
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New York
Greenmail
Mars
Argentina
U.S
J. Morgan
Henry Kaufman Wall
Rockie awards preview and economic gaffes noted
A satirical roundup lists early Rockie awards and sharp takes on the 1980s economic scene. It mocks Wall Street volatility with IBM price swings and comments on Fed policy under Volcker, plus a jesting forecast of a Reagan vs Reagan economic debate framed as a card game.
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Joan
Wall Street
Dow
IBM
America
Paul Volcker
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Mark Twain
Twain
Mount Airy permits drop while value climbs in 1983
Mount Airy issued 49 building permits in 1983 versus 66 in 1982, yet permit value rose from 1982's $1,??? to 1983's $1,197,021. Residential permits totaled 31 with 20 single family, 10 additions, and one apartment. commercial permits worth $547,471 included a grocery store and other centers. Industrial and public use permits added $96,500 and $70,000 respectively.
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Mount Airy
James Shaw
Frederick County
Shaw
Town Planning Commission
Pera
Congress passes bankruptcy bill to end two year deadlock
Congress approved a major bankruptcy reform by voice vote in both chambers sending the measure to President Reagan. The bill creates 14 year terms for bankruptcy judges and limits nonbankruptcy powers, addressing Supreme Court objections and aiming to speed resolutions for about 600,000 cases. It tightens consumer bankruptcy rules to curb debt avoidance.
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Reagan
Mondale
Ree
Congress
Jim Baker
Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court
U.S
Congress considers big bill on courts and farm relief
A proposed package reshapes federal courts with 61 new trial judges and 24 appellate judges, 49 appointed this year and 36 next year, while also aiding family farmers holding grain in bankruptcy. It ties contract cancellation to union negotiations and requires necessary modifications to aid reorganization with fair treatment of creditors and stakeholders.
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Reagan
Economy slows in May as indicators dip for first time since 1983
Washington reports the Commerce Department leading indicators index fell 0.1 percent in May, the first decline since August 1982, signaling a mild slowdown amid a broader slackening in the recovery. New home sales dropped 4.4 percent from April, with prices surpassing the 100000 mark for the first time.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commerce
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hughes names board to run Fairchild plant in Hagerstown
Gov Harry R Hughes appoints ten members to the board of the state owned Fairchild Industries plant, aiming to attract manufacturers and create jobs. The group includes Merle Elliott Washington County Commissioner Ronald Bowers and several cabinet secretaries along with business leaders from Baltimore and Montgomery County.
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Hagerstown
Fairchild
Maryland
Modest advance lifts market to three week high
Stocks held a broad upswing Friday with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 5.85 to 1,132.40, the highest since June 7. The NYSE composite gained 0.19 to 88.38 as volume topped 90 million shares and overall turnover reached 106.11 million.
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Dow Jones
London
Allg Py
Avemco Corp
le Balt GE
Banetec Ta
Atl
Rhack Lr
SX Corp
Tha Clorox
Comsat
Exxon
Fairchild Ind
F&m National
An ‘A Pedders Ghia
Gen Motors
Genex Riaunched Gonstar
My Kmart
Litton Wy
Lowes
Mack Trk Wilbury
BR Marriott Corp
Wached
Mercantile
Rakshi
Murphy
Penney
Planten
Potem Fi
Ryan Homes
Whittak
Baker Watts &Co
Frederick Fice
New York
New York Stock Exchange
AT&T and ComputerLand sign PC sales agreement
AT&T and ComputerLand announce a deal for AT T s new computer line to be sold through ComputerLand s 670 stores including Frederick. ComputerLand chair William H Millard hails AT T s market impact and Linehan of Frederick notes full service and support. Martin Marietta endows the University of Baltimore with a 50000 grant for a business chair, its largest to date.
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At&t
ComputerLand
O ComputerLand Stroves
William H. Millard
Frederick
Tom Linehan
Computer Land of
Aran
Martin Marietta
University of Baltimore
School of Business
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Rockie
Mt. Airy
Stephen Gunnulfsen
AM Tech
Rosenberry Enterprises
Hagerstown Cash Register Inc
American Micro Tech Inc
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Dundalk Marine Terminal
Feederich
Wal
Hughes Names Board
Boeing Co
Air Force
Fairchild Board
General Assembly
Elliott
Constance Reims
Edgar Boyd
Baker Watts
Edward Rovner
Montgomery County
Michael McWilliams
Cathleen Fevley
Notre Dame College
William Hollman
Department of Transportation
Frank DeFrancis
Department of Economic and Community Development
Brent Johnson
Department of Employment and Training
Atari
McCain
Hechinger Oh
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