Tiffany award recipients and new law partnership in Frederick
Tiffany awards honored Manpower employees for 400 valued hours and stellar supervisor reviews. The feature also notes the formation of Russell and Heffner law partnership at 111 Council St with partners J Edgie Russell, Lawrence E Heffner Jr and associate Douglas B Bowman. Colorado ends first test of high oxygen fuels amid uncertain impact on emissions with fuel plan resuming traditional gasoline in March and reintroducing oxygenated blends November 1.
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Lawrence E. Heffner Jr
J. Edgie
Russell
Russel Heffner Law Partnership
Frederick
Id Douglas B. Bowman
Tiffany
Dorothy Umbenhower
Kathy Murray
Merlinda Mazza
Avemco
Teresa Snyder
Betty Gibson
West
Lois Trout
Marvin Sanders
Chris Champion
Moore Information and Distribution Services
Thut ™ Mont
Dawn Goha
Lisa Coblentz
Brenda Ryan
Brenda Jacobs
Ms. Coblentz
Jill Warrenfeltz
Phoenix Inc
Ms. Ryan
Kay Garrison
Danielle Carbonneau
Gina Bouiller
Debra Creggar
J. Edgie Russell
Russell and Heffner
Council St
Gilman School
Baltimore
Kenyon College
Ohio
Suffolk University Law School
Boston
Mass
Maryland Court of Appeals
D.S. District Court
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Heffner
Brunswick High School
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Baltimore School of Law
U.S. District Court
Frederick County
Brunswick Rotary Club
Brunswick History Commission
Douglas B. Bowman
Bowman
Gaithersburg High School
Marietta College
University of Cincinnati
U.S. Army
Russell and Heffner Law Partnership
Denver
Colorado
Jerry Levine
Amoco Corp
Chicago
Levine
Air Quality Commission
Rockies
IMF Chief Warns Of Shrinking Foreign Lending To U S
In Washington, IMF head Michel Camdessus warned that countries are less willing to lend to the United States. He cited U S debt around 400 billion dollars and growth disparities, urging budget deficit cuts and market-based debt relief for developing nations. American Express chief James D. Robinson proposed a new international body to buy Third World loans at a discount.
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United States
International Monetary Fund
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
U.S
Michel Camdessus
Overseas Development Council
Camdessus
Japan
West Germany
Taiwan
South Korea
U.S. Treasury
American Express
James D. Robinson
International Financial Organization
Stop & Shop agrees to buyout by KKR for 1.23 billion
Stop & Shop Cos. Inc. said it will be acquired in a 1.23 billion leveraged buyout by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Inc. SSC Holdings Corp. will buy at least 66 percent of the 28 million shares at 44 dollars each. Dart Group Corp. vows to challenge the deal.
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Boston
Stop & Shop Cos. Inc
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Inc
Dart Group Corp
Stop & Shop
Kohlberg Kravis
SSC Holdings Corp
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Shirley A. Weller
Lester Dudrow
Frederick Mutual
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R.W. Boyer Agency, Inc
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