Microlog Leads in Voice Processing Systems From Germantown
Germantown based Microlog Corp. leads in voice processing with the VCS 3500 system and services like Interactive Voice Response and Automated Attendant. Clients include IRS, J C Penney, ASU, and government agencies. sales surpassed 5.5 million with growing profits.
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Microlog
Microlog Corp
Goldenrod Lane
Germantown
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Internal Revenue Service
Capital Centre
J.C. Penney Co
U.S. Department of Commerce
Arizona State University
Automated Directory Services
New York State Board of Elections
Wrc-Tv
Domino’s Pizza
SmithKline & French Laboratories
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Wall Street Falls After Tokyo Slump Deepens Losses
U.S. equities slid as Tokyo shares dropped further, with the Dow down 32.21 to 2645.72 and the Nikkei closing at 29843.34 after a 963.85 point drop. Wilshire associates index shed 0.44 percent, NYSE composite fell to 184.70, S&P indices declined, and NASDAQ slid to 434.51.
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Wall Street
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Standard & Poor
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Grain deal between U S and USSR extends five years
The United States and Soviet Union reach a tentative agreement in Vienna to extend supply terms for five years. The pact raises annual minimum US grain shipments to the USSR from 9 to 10 million metric tons, totaling 50 million tons over the period, with most purchases in line existing patterns.
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Vienna
Grain pact offers up to 14 million tons yearly sales flexibility
In Vienna, officials announced a long term grain pact with the Soviet Union guaranteeing at least 4 million tons yearly each of wheat and feed grains. Moscow may substitute up to 750,000 tons annually between wheat and feed grains and gains automatic authorization to buy up to 14 million tons without further talks.
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U.S
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Bush
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Howard Lyman
National Farmers Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Washington
Maryland bank buys stock in Baltimore Bancorp stake
First Maryland Bancorp parent of First National Bank of Maryland acquired 4.9 percent of Baltimore Bancorp's common stock this week as it traded below intrinsic value. Analysts see value in the purchase and note possible crosscity implications after recent banking mergers in the state.
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First National Bank of Maryland
Baltimore Bancorp
Maryland
Bank of Baltimore
Crosstown
MNC Financial Inc
Equitable Bancorporation
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