SUVs suffer high repair costs in low speed crashes study shows
Insurance Institute tests six sport utility vehicles at 5 mph fatal? no. The Isuzu Rodeo faced the highest repairs at 8173 dollars, followed by Toyota 4Runner 7147, Land Rover Discovery 6555 and Jeep Grand Cherokee 5763. The Chevrolet Blazer 4168 was cheapest.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Morry Markowitz
Association of International Automobile Manufacturers
Hurley
Business Leaders and Promotions Across Maryland Firms
Michael A. Dandrea named director of marketing for Allegheny Power Potomac Edison unit with GE background. Tim Tansey named managing director of Trade Show Network in Birmingham Alabama. Keller Bruner & Co. promotes four staff to supervisor and senior accountant roles. Rich Ledger named Advanced Certified Life Support coordinator at Peninsula Regional Medical Center. Cathy Olson joins Re/Max Gettysburg as sales associate. McDonald’s graduates complete Hamburger University courses. Robin Seniff becomes project manager at Ann Burnside & Associates Frederick.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Galaxy Registration
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Rodney L. Saunders
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Robert L. Tugple
Jennifer L. Williams
Mr. Saunders
Frostburg State University
Ms. Charlebois
PNC Bank
Pittsburgh
Ernst and Young
University of Iowa
Tuggle
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Ms. Williams
Hood College
State Farm Insurance
First Interstate Bank of Hawaii
Rich Ledger
Sandy
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Thurmont
Peninsula Regional Medical Center
Salisbury
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick Community College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland State Police Aviation Division
Charlene
Ryan
Shelby
Snow Hill
Cathy Olson
Re/Max
Gettysburg
Graduate Realtors Institute
GRD
University of Illinois
Robin Seniff
Ann Burnside Love & Associates
University of Maryland
New York City
Ralph Lauren
Christine Dior
Joan Rivers Products
Connecticut
Mortek Corp
Amherst stamp firm lands $1 million government contract
Simon Alciere, owner of Simon's Stamps in Amherst, Mass, won a $1 million General Services Administration contract after bidding against more than 100 companies. The seven year old, five employee operation expects to stamp 40 000 rubber stamps annually, potentially doubling staff to meet demand.
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Mass
Simon Alciere
Alciere
College Town
General Services Administration
South Africa
AT&T seeks local phone service in all 50 states
AT&T Corp filed for permission to offer local telephone service nationwide completing its first expansion goal from long distance and cellular. The company plans talks with regional Bell and other local providers to connect to networks and hopes to begin local service this summer. AT&T may use cable and wireless tech or build its own facilities.
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At&t Corp
Bell
At&t
Robert Allen
Marriott settles investors appeal for 1.25 million
Host Marriott Corp. reached a 1.25 million settlement with PPM America and other bondholders who challenged the 1993 Marriott International spinoff. The deal ends all claims, with Judge Harvey's verdict for Host Marriott upheld, and avoids further appeals.
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Marriott Corp
Marriott International, Inc
Lodging Real Estate Company
PPM America, Inc
PPM
Baltimore
Alexander Harvey
Host Marriott
Harvey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Marriott
Court of Appeals
PPM America
Auto makers post February sales records across brands
Chrysler Honda and Nissan report record February sales as spring demand moves up. GM notes a 53 percent year over year sales pace, Chrysler up 198 percent, Honda up 19.6 percent with strong gains for Accord and Civic amid earlier winter slowdowns. Ford and European firms expected next week.
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Chrysler
Honda
Nissan
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
U.S
James Holden
Honda Motor Co
Accord
Civic
Ford Motor Co
Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board of Trade trends
Chicago grain futures show mixed activity for wheat corn and soybeans with varying open high low and last prices across March May and July contracts. Trading data indicates modest gains for some months and minor declines for others amid fluctuating open interest and sales figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Coal production drops 2 percent to 21.2 million tons
Domestic coal output fell to 21.2 million tons in the week ended Feb 24, down from 216 million the prior week. Wyoming led with 6 million tons, West Virginia produced 34 million, and Kentucky 2.7 million, as the Energy Information Administration releases weekly figures.
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Charleston
W.va
US Department of Energy
Department
Energy Information Administration
Wyoming
West Virginia
Kentucky
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