Pearl store receives liquor license and grand opening planned
Doll's Market on Main's Lane Pearl has earned a liquor license and plans a weekend grand opening to showcase its new Hynor department along with a full range of spirits beer groceries and carryout soups sandwiches and submarines. Bill and Gloria Doll bought the market from Harry Main four years ago after moving from Wheaton. Patti Doll helps in the evenings while the family resides on site near the store. They claim the shop is the nearest liquor outlet to I 70 between Baltimore and Hagerstown, with directions via Sycamore Flats.
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Doll's Market
Main’s Lane
Pearl
Bill
Gloria
Dolly
Doll
Wheaton
Harry Main
Mrs. Doll
New Hynor Department
Patti Doll
Frederick Hi School
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Sycamore Flats
Hill
Baltimore Life unveils universal policy The Life Ledger plan gains market footing
The Baltimore Life Insurance Co with Maryland offices launches The Life Ledger universal life policy through Life of Maryland Inc. The plan offers cash values linked to current interest rates, lower costs than whole life, and guaranteed first-quarter 1902 rate of 12.75 percent. Radcliffe announced a new umbrella company for Life Ledger and related concepts, plus a joint venture with Yaffe and Offutt to provide flexible benefit software. The firm also markets Individual Retirement Annuities tied to Treasury bill rates as it marks 100 years since its 1982 founding.
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The
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Maryland
Life of Maryland Inc
Treasury
Universal Life
Life Ledger
George G. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Baltimore Life
Baltimore Financial Services Inc
Yaffe and Offutt
Baltimore Compensation and
Yaffe and
Offutt
Baltimore Mutual Aid Society
Frank §. Strobridge
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
OPEC Eyes Vienna Meeting To Halt Oil Price Slide
OPEC ministers gather in Vienna for an evening session to stop the price drop amid a global oil glut. Economists warn rapid declines could destabilize Middle Eastern budgets and capital markets while easing inflation may boost Western economies.
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OPEC
Vienna
Austria
James Bock
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
U.S
Why aren't more women at the top of corporations
A New York AP report covers a heated debate on female executives. A lecturer argues progress is slow, while Michigan State University expert Eugene Jennings criticizes advocates as self serving kibitzers. Jennings estimates generations of female presidents need 22 to 26 years to rise. ITT revenues and 1981 earnings are also noted, with a comparison to 1980.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Michigan State University
Jennings
Che Ap Mee
State pension funds back mortgage plan to boost housing
Maryland will invest 20 million in a joint pension fund mortgage program with Loyola Federal and Fannie Mae to back up to 350 loans. The deal, first of its kind, aims to tap pension funds for home lending, with 13 percent rates for new homes and 15 percent for existing homes, and will also fund builders.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Savings and Loan Association
Federal National Mortgage Association
James E. Murray
Fannie Mae
Murray
Harry Hughes
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan of
Baltimore
Loyola
Pension Systems
Thomas R. Marvell
Marvell
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Cumberland Valley
Thurmont Co-Op, Inc
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Bankers Trust Co
Platt
Oilgram
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the News
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Shoppers World
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