Maryland Lottery Shows Sales Rise in First Half of FY1991
Maryland lottery revenue climbs with $19.5 million gain in seven months, boosting state take to about $6.3 million and ticket sales by 4.3 percent. Pick 4 leads growth while Lotto slips amid Winners Take All popularity. Pick 3 and instant games rise modestly. Treasury rates also fall to three and six month lows in Monday’s auction.
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Baltimore
Lottery
Carroll Hynson Jr
Hynson
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Kelly Week Donation Supports Local Non-Profit in Frederick
Kelly Temporary Services Frederick office donated 20 hours of free temporary help to a local non profit as part of Kelly Week 1991. The event showcased services like office support packing and moving and telephone fund raising with a reception at Fairview Center. Attendees included Annette Clancy Darlene Aulls Pat Lambiotte Carla Hillsman and Sandra Zimmerman representing the district office the American Cancer Society recipient and the Frederick office staff.
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Kelly
Frederick
Fairview Center
Annette Clancy
Darlene Aulls
American Cancer Society
Pat Lambiotte
Carla Hillsman
Sandra Zimmerman
Governor urged to buy American made products
Labor union leaders urge Maryland to purchase American goods even at higher cost to support local industry. A Transportation Department buy of about 10,000 Chinese caps drew sharp criticism from Tommy L. Pruett, who said Maryland should use a U.S. producer. Schaefer defended bidding rules, noting Chinese caps cost 1.55 versus 2.55 for U.S. caps and that Maryland did silk screening. Carmen Papale proposed U.S. caps at 2.10 each.
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Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Transportation Department
China
Tommy L. Pruett
Plumber’s Union
Schaefer
Maryland
U.S
Pruett
Der
Carmen Papale
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Japanese firms focus on profits over environment
Japanese firms have long exploited natural resources to fuel growth, but faces mounting criticism from environmentalists and analysts. Despite steps like reduced timber imports and new environmental departments, critics deem these actions PR. Industry figures warn genuine social responsibility remains unlikely under keiretsu ties and profit pressure.
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Tokyo
Koichi Yanagida
Defense of Green Earth Fund
Ryuzaburo Kaku
Canon Inc
Kawasaki Steel Co
Sarawak
Malaysia
Japan
Kyosuke Mori
Mitsubishi Corp
Mitsubishi
Mori
Keiretsu
Hiroyuki Yanai
LR. Japan
Yanai
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Suntory
Fujita Travel
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Fay Associates, Inc
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Abe Bri
First General Mortgage Company
First Virginia Bank
Rockville
Marcy Priester
Cheryl Lewis
Metlife
Hood College
Hood College For
Columbia
FDIC
Columbia First Bank
Federal Savings Bank
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Suppliers Incorporated
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