Analysts split on economy's potential amid oil price shift
Economists debate whether falling oil prices will help or hinder growth in 1968 as reports show weak retail sales and a meager 0.7 percent GNP gain late last year. Some warn of recession if savings rise sharply. others see modest gains into the second half.
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Women entrepreneurs to be featured at Frederick fair
The Frederick Women's Fair will host 20 women owned business exhibits at Frederick Community College on Sunday April 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Admission is 3 dollars. Organizers expect networking value as women expand roles as suppliers and entrepreneurs with health beauty computer consulting and financial planning represented. A women's guide listing women owned businesses and services will be distributed, along with two home based business workshops led by Kathryn Jenkins.
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Word Mivicsag
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Capitol Financial Group
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Scorpion Systems
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Frederick County
GM to Spend 1.4 Billion on Oshawa Plants
General Motors announces a 1.4 billion dollar investment to renovate Oshawa Ontario assembly facilities for new midsize cars and pickups. The plan, the largest manufacturing outlay in Canada's history, aims to support the W-car program and replace current Acars and G-cars.
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New SSI checks debut April 1 with color and liberty design
Beginning April 1 SSI payments arrive in multi colored checks with a blue envelope instead of the gold punchcard. The new lightweight checks feature a full length Statue of Liberty image and a muted head and torch background to deter alterations and counterfeiting. The change aims to save taxpayers about $ million annually and directs questions to the Frederick Social Security office at 663 5124.
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Frederik Social Security Office
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