Government urged to actively attract new business locally
Frederick County Commissioner Galan R. B. Clagett and Frederick City Mayor Ronald N. Young urged local governments to take a proactive role in drawing new industries and diversifying the economy at a Frederick County Chamber of Commerce luncheon. They cited the county’s ECDC, a strong infrastructure, and the golden triangle location as assets, outlining ongoing public water and sewer efforts and a $115 million CIP planned to spur growth and jobs.
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BCDC
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Frederick
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
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Apnce
Carroll Creek
Market Street
CIP
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Frederick County site tops list for major food plant
Frederick County officials said a major food manufacturer, referred to as Brand X, has Frederick County as the leading site for a multi million dollar plant near Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia markets. The company is considering two Frederick County sites and a fourth in Delaware, with local officials noting several firms eyeing county land as the economy improves.
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Frederick County
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Galen R. Clagett
Brand X
Washington
Baltimore
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Clagett
Chamber of Commerce
Economic and Community Development Commission
Pot
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Bank promotes several staff to senior positions
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank announces promotions at the Citizens Branch and Union Bridge Branch naming George Basford as branch manager senior officer Charlene Haines becomes assistant operations officer Kathy Horine moves to operations officer Wanda Russell advances to assistant customer information officer Edith Troupe promoted to branch operations officer and Kay Devithiss named assistant branch operations officer at Union Bridge Branch. Savings Bank of Baltimore promotes seven to vice president and elevates two to assistant treasurer. Babcock relocates Material Handling Group HQ to Frederick with new division heads named Al Pilz is president Robert Zeamer vice president and general manager Edward Carney VP sales and marketing Ronald Ball VP sales operations and Terry Mills MIS manager.
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Citizens
Fds Een Wit Ine Bank
Charlene Haines
Bank
Kathy Horine
F&m
Wanda Russell
Edith Troupe
Kay Devithiss
Union Bridge
Hank of Baltimore
Charles A. Bednar
Gary P. Blum
Rolesi
Alea
Adub Mpitone
Gerald T. Stanczyn
Barbara West
W. Norma Lane
Thomas WcLaughlin
Acco Babcock
Frederick
Bailes Lane
al Pilz
Robert B. Zeamer
Edward J. Carney
Ronald F. Ball
Sail
Terry Mills
Management Informations
Dental Care of America to Open Four New Centers
Dental Care of America Inc announces four new centers to be located at Frederick Towne Mall Lakeforest Mall Springfield Mall and Laurel Centre. Centers will offer inhouse specialists and a full range of services including children's dentistry orthodontics periodontics root canal therapy and cosmetic dentistry with emphasis on preventive care and ongoing dentist patient relationships.
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Dental Care of America Inc
Frederick Towne
Lakeforest
Springfield
Laurel Centre
Dental Care of America
DCA
Free booklet on cost shifting to inform and empower consumers
The Health Insurance Association of America releases Hospital Cost Shifting The Hidden Tax What Should Be Done About It to explain how Medicaid payment gaps push hospital costs onto private patients. The updated Red Book urges cost reform and is available free from HIAA at 1850 K Street Washington DC. Mercantile Bankshares Board approves quarterly dividends of 75 cents on preferred and 34 cents on common stock.
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Health Insurance Association of America
HIAA
Association
K Street
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Washington, D.C
Mercantile
Mercantile Bankshares Corp
Mixed Stock Market Slips Amid Energy Selloff
Wall Street ended mixed in sluggish trading as energy shares fell on concerns about OPEC pricing and production, with heavy declines in Atlantic Richfield and several Standard Oil affiliates. The Dow rose to 1,116.97 while the S&P indices eased, and NYSE volume cooled to about 82 million shares.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Ohio
California
Phillips Petroleum
Ashland Oil
Valero Energy
Schlumberger
Sedco
Hughes Tool
Halliburton
Baker International
National Homes
National Gypaum
Exchange
Standard & Poor
S&p
The Koppett cycle in Super Bowl stock clues
Lanis Rakeyser reports on the origins of the Super Bowl stock market index, the Koppett cycle. Leonard Koppett and Larry Ritter connect football outcomes to market moves, noting 100 percent accuracy claims for the indicator despite later caveats. Noland Inc. reports 1982 income, with $3.269 million net and 46 cents per share in Q4.
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S&p
Noland
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