Myersville to test Chesapeake Potomac Digital System launch
Myersville residents will test C&P’s new Digital Multiplex System as Chesapeake Potomac Co places a call switching system into service on Sunday March 29. The system, first of its type in Maryland, enables Custom Calling features like Call Forwarding Speed Dialing Three Way Calling and Call Waiting while reducing future maintenance costs and supporting growth. Northern Telecom Inc. developed the equipment at a cost over 1.1 million to replace a 1947 setup.
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Seven Deadly Mistakes in American Management
John Canniff warns American firms forgot the basics of marketing and leadership. Eugene Jennings lists seven core principles once guiding US giants like General Motors and IBM, arguing that neglect of wisdom, purpose, quality, and human assets undermines competitiveness. He cites theory from Levitt and McCormick and contrasts past responsiveness with today’s trend toward shortfalls in management.
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Reagan budget tale diverges between pages of press
Louis Rukeyser argues the Washington narrative of Reagan’s presidency differs from the financial press. He says the public doubts inflation control and tax cuts, while markets fear inflation remains unchecked. He urges stronger action to align budgets with proclaimed fiscal restraint.
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Baltimore Life Co earnings report shows dividend rise and growth
George G. Radcliffe, chairman and CEO, announced 1880 results with dividends to policy owners up $1,842,000, a 48 percent rise to $5,428,000. Premium income up 6.4 percent to $30,421,632, new insurance issued $172,946,000, and insurance in force at year end $1.32 billion.
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Baltimore Life Insurance Co
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Maryland AG office recovers $500,861 for consumers in 1980
The Consumer Protection Division of the Maryland Attorney General's Office announced a 1980 total recovery of 500,861 for consumers. It logged 52,133 inquiries, 12,364 formal complaints, and 464,108 recovered from complaints plus 34,463 from litigations and settlements. The division expanded administrative hearings and arbitration, with 114 precommitment agreements, 189 disputes resolved, and the creation of the Attorney General's Law Clinic with Maryland Law students handling inquiries, negotiations, hearings, and court actions.
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H. Robert Erwin Sr
Erwin
Attorney General's Law Clinic
University of Maryland School of Law
Maryland
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