Chrysler fights court recall of 91,000 Dodge Cirrus Stratus cars
Chrysler Corp seeks to block a court ordered recall of 91,000 Cirrus and Dodge Stratus vehicles from 1995 over rear seat belt anchors. The company argues the recall is unfair and that the penalty for noncompliance could reach 1.6 million dollars. The government says faulty anchors risk seat belt failures in crashes.
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Home construction hits 10 year high in February
Construction of new homes and apartments rose 6 percent in February to 1.64 million units, the highest rate since November 1987, as low mortgage rates and good weather spurred activity. Single family homes up 4.3 percent to 1.27 million. multifamily up 12.6 percent to 366,000. Building permits up 6.5 percent. Regional gains except the West due to El Nino rains.
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Grain and soy futures rise on weather delays
Rain delays in planting and harvests in Brazil push grain and soybean futures higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn, wheat and soybeans gain while oats dip. beef and pork futures show mixed moves as cattle and hog prices adjust.
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Insurance issues heard on April 2
Representatives from the Maryland Insurance Commission will be at Citizens Service Building, 520 N Market St Frederick, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday April 2 to respond to consumer concerns about insurance. No appointment is necessary.
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Deaf Access Services director Peter Myers resigns
Peter Myers executive director of Deaf Access Services resigns after 14 years. Deborah Colon-Martin DAS board president says an executive search will take about three months. Myers cites desire to explore other areas and notes DAS growth from a small agency to serving 4200 people with programs in education and employment services.
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