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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1981

Page

11

Bank and business leaders gain new posts in Maryland region

First National Bank of Maryland announces multiple appointments across loan, international banking, operations, and development offices. COMSAT General names three officers at Merrifield while Savings Bank of Baltimore promotes staff to vice president and officer roles. Frederick area executives receive honors and new postings in trucking and legal aid related agencies.

First National Bank of Maryland Martin S. Lapera Karen A. Stiltner Sally E. Serpico Diana G. Allan Franz-Kiefer Reintresser Gwendolyn B Carraway Katherine M. Croghan Hugh T. Ellison Jr Ann D. Heavner Richard A. Shephard Maryland James J. Lyke Administrative Law Center Legal Aid Bureau Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Robert Dev. Frierson Fotas Fotas & Frierson Annapolis Paul W. Grimm Baltimore County Department of Licensing and Regulation Comsat General Corp Comsat General Telesystems Inc Merrifield Michael S. Alpert Richard Dedman Comsat General Donald R. Owen William D Reed The Savings Bank of Baltimore James HB. Longmead Deborah L. Buttson Augustus C. Clark William Everman Robert McDermott Paula Alsace Eben L. Berhard Roger B. Brame Barry Harding Jane Kettleberger Scott McBride Deborah Monde Douglas Palmer Ange L. Rombriger Richard Verderamp Seer Margaret H Krausmeyer Beverly A Sembeer Crassiscan Offeers Mary and OPEC Prince Geeres Annesrunde Baltimore Washington Maryland National Bank Dillon It Onsets

Market tops 1 000 level as Dow clears 1000 for first time

The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 1 002 79, up 17 02, after a late surge on Monday amid hopes rates will fall. Chase Manhattan and First Chicago cut prime rates to 17 5 from 18 percent, matching a prior move by Chemical Bank. Volume reached 49 94 million on the NYSE. The NYSE composite rose to 77 19, S&Ps gained, and the Nasdaq climbed to 203 44.

New York New York Stock Exchange Chase Manhattan Bank First National Bank of Chicago Chemical Bank Dow St. Joe Minerals Seagram Amax Standard Oil California NYSE Standard & Poor S&p American Stock Exchange

Underwriting losses seen for workers' compensation next two years

National Council of Compensation Insurance reports seven of ten large insurers expect underwriting losses in workers' comp through 1982 due to inflation and price competition. Costs of benefits, medical care, and dividends may exceed premium income by about 4.7 percent in 1981 and 6.4 percent in 1982, with investment earnings offsetting part of the shortfall.

National Council of Compensation Insurance NCCI National Council of Compenstion Insurance New York City

Maryland National Bank schedules financial management seminars

Maryland National Bank will sponsor a series titled Financial Management for the Closely Held Business aimed at helping closely held businesses in Maryland. The program, directed by Management Advisory Service, features practical guidance on profitability and financial management with selected bank officials assisting participants.

Maryland National Schedules Financial Management Seminars Maryland National Bank UES Rancia Anages and Sons Jarabe Mery Sanopa Wilde Hand Denne Hase

Reagan faces decision on curbing Japanese auto imports

Washington sources say a divided cabinet debates temporary restraints to aid the ailing U S auto industry led by losses of 4 2 billion last year. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis and Commerce Secretary Baldrige press voluntary reductions for three years while Stockman backs free trade and warns restraints could raise prices and invite other industries like steel to seek aid.

Washington Reagan Drew Lewis Commerce Department Lewis U.S Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Congressional Baldrige United States Congress David A. Stockman

Alcohol fueled cross country tour launches from City Hall

In Los Angeles a four-car experimental cross country run to Washington DC uses ethanol and methanol fuels. Janet Guthrie and Lyo St. James lead an all-woman field, with Ford executives stressing the goal of secure liquid fuel for mobility and the auto industry. The trek includes stops in Phoenix Albuquerque Santa Fe and St. Louis among others, with DC arrival set for next week. Ford plans long term alcohol fuel production and a pilot program for 40 LA County government cars powered by methanol by June.

Los Angeles City Hall Janet Guthrie Lyo St. James Tom Bradley Ms. Guthrie Ms. St Kay Bignotti George Bignotti Arlene Thorger Harnar Ford Motor Co Dearborn Mich U.S Middle East Phoenix Albuquerque Santa Fe Amarillo Springfield St. Louis Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington District of Columbia Hamar Ford Los Angeles County

Community Bankers Seek Relief From Burdensome Rules

The ABA Community Bankers Division advisory board surveyed 41 bankers from 50 states and D C, identifying regulations that burden customer dealings, internal management, and safety standards. They cited laws like the National Flood Insurance Act and Truth in Lending, urging regulators to ease compliance costs while preserving service, with emphasis on smaller community banks under 150 million dollars in assets.

Community Bankers Division ABA District of Columbia Lt. Hebert, Jr ABA Community Bankers Division Fourche National Bank Thibodaura Hebert Phoenix Ariz Community Bank Financial Institutions Regulations Money Center Chicago Congress National Trade Association of the Banking Industry

Low interest rate draws 100 hopefuls

The prospect of home loans at low rates brought 100 campers to Towson and Annapolis offices to apply under Maryland s Home Financing Program. A $40,000 loan ceiling and $4 million in funds were announced as renters seek relief from rising rent costs.

Towson Annapolis Jeff Jolliffe Baltimore County Pam Eastpoint Jolliffes Leo Barnes Baltimore

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