Colonial Music Shop Named Yamaha Representative
Colonial Music Shop at 14 E Patrick St Frederick, Western Maryland, has been named exclusive Yamaha piano and organ representative for the greater Frederick County area. Lee R Donais cites Yamaha as the world’s largest instrument maker and notes the three crossed tuning forks trademark. Dennis and Gordon Keller recently bought the shop from Rueben Caplan and have appointed Barry Metzger as general manager.
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Colonial Music Shop
E. Patrick St
Frederick
Maryland
Yamaha
Frederick County
Lee R. Donais
Colonial
Donais
Dennis
Gordon Keller
Rueben Caplan
Barry Metzger
Business briefs recount varied executive moves and conventions
The item lists several personnel moves and industry events, noting Herbert W. Windsor of First Union Life Insurance in Gaithersburg attending a company convention at the Playboy Resort in New Jersey for outstanding sales. It mentions Michael W. Henry of Friepdiy Restaurant, a two day manager orientation for Way Towne Mail, Jack L. Hecke named president at Aerojet General Torp, George W. Leist named executive vice president at Aerojet, and other senior roles at Rockwell, Fairchild Camera and Instrument, and Lama god Foster workers. It highlights director appointments and management shifts across multiple companies including Litton and Basnest my ow.
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Jack L Hecke
derocet-General Torp
Genera. Tire and Lubber Co
George W Leist
Ve la Joi
Eer
Eas
Aerojet
Cer Service Af
Gepets Tansaet
Fairchild Amera
Instrumens Corp
Rockwel
Erbetens 4
Progete
Drviso
Market slides as Dow dips below 1000 on mixed trading
New York stocks ended mixed with the Dow Jones industrial average down 7.48 to around 980s as volume reached about 62.4 million shares. Oil stocks fell while savings and loan issues rose on rate expectations, and Prudential’s plan to acquire Bache boosted some brokerage issues. Newmont Mining jumped after bids, Exxon deniedtakeover rumors, and Nasdaq closed at 204.45 up 45. The market showed a broad tilt with more gainers than decliners on the NYSE.
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New York
Prudential Insurance
Bache Group
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Exxon
Mobil
Superior Oi
Cities
Savings and Loan Group
First Charter Financial
Golden West Financial
Great Western Financial
Financial Corp. of
Santa Barbara
S&l
Investment Company Institute
Newmont Mining
Newmont
NYSE
Exchange
Standard & Poor
S&p
High rates block hydroelectric development in US
A two year Johns Hopkins study for the DOE says current regulations and high interest rates deter private hydroelectric projects. Municipalities and cooperatives may lead, with private developers unlikely to step in without subsidies and streamlined permitting. Restoring unused dams could modestly boost power and cut oil dependence.
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United States
Johns Hopkins
U.S Department of Energy
Susan Briscoe
Frederick Benn
North Carolina
South
Federa
Everay Reguators
Agences
O Metro Center
Uty
Dhe Prepeet
Hava
Coma
Briscoe
Prvate
LS Department of Energy
DOE
Applied Phascs Laboratory
Aydreeietine Po
Lippitt Urges Managers To Boost Workers Motivation
Dr Gordon Lip pitt spoke at the Frederick County IMC Top Management Night to about 100 guests at the Holiday Inn. He argued old work ethic values are giving way to self actualization and that management should provide growth, autonomy, and feedback to raise morale while aligning work with life goals.
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Gordon Lippitt
Frederick County
International Management Council
IMC
Lippitt
Holiday Inn
Leo Swan
Equipment Development Co
EDCO
Judy Snow
FCRC
Gary Duckworth
Frederick Trading Co
IMCA
YMCA
Lippill
Small Business Rally Aims to Press Budget Cuts on Capitol
Wisconsin Senator Proxmire warned against easy spending hikes while urging a mass small business turnout on April 27 at the U S Capitol steps to pressure Congress to cut waste and regulate. The plan seeks face to face meetings with lawmakers and calls readers to participate via the U S Chamber of Commerce Small Business Center.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Washington
Fowder
Jouder
US Chamber
Congress
America
Sial
U.S. Capitol
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Tenneco plans fourth offshore well near Baltimore Canyon
Tenneco Oil Exploration seeks a permit to drill a 15,000 foot delineation well in 424 feet of water about 106 miles east of Atlantic City in the Baltimore Canyon Trough. The project aims to define a splintered natural gas reservoir near past gas and oil strikes as Texaco tests adjacent holes with the Ocean Victory rig nearby.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Tenneco
Baltimore Canyon
Tenneco Oil Exploration and Production Co
U.S. Geological Survey
Ens
Frank Reed
Ocean Victory
Texaco
Janice Golon
Tenaco
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