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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1985

Page

14

Junk mail is Mount Pleasant’s gold mine and jobs driver

Mount Pleasant Iowa hosts Metromail Corp a large employer with 325 workers processing advertising mail. The plant handles millions of pieces daily and 20 million dollars in revenue for the post office while advertisers prime targeted lists from a Lincoln Nebraska database.

Mount Pleasant Iowa Metromail Corp Metromail Keith Koch Koch George O’brien Mail Advertising Service Association Washington Gene Abe Oh O’brien U.S. Postal Service The Post O’brien and

Slight rebound in market ends losing week on rally

The Dow rose 4.97 to 1247.24 and the NYSE volume eased to 487 million shares. The week’s Dow loss narrowed to 27.94 as unemployment held at 7.3 percent and rates slipped, boosting long bonds and sparking rate-cut talk. The composite index edged up 0.55 to 104.17.

New York New York Stock Exchange Treasury Federal Reserve

April Auto Sales Rise Sparks Record Domestic Demand

Domestic car sales jumped 5.1 percent in April from a year earlier, the strongest April since 1978, as GM Chrysler and Ford extended financing deals. Japanese imports climbed 15 percent, taking 14.8 percent of the market, with European share at 5.3 percent. Overall foreign share reached 20.1 percent. The seasonally adjusted annual rate stood at 2.5 million for domestics and 2.3 million for imports, with a 10 day period slightly weaker than the month’s peak. Nissan began selling cars from Smyrna Tennessee.

Detroit U.S David Healy Dreger Burnham Lambert Inc Nissan Motor Co Ltd Japan Smyrna Tenn

U.S. auto sales in April show mixed gains and declines

Chrysler up 24.6 percent and Ford up 12.1 percent led April increases while GM fell 0.6 percent amid flat overall. Honda rose 11.3 percent and AMC dropped 23.8 percent. VW fell 13.2 percent. GM held 57.2 percent of U.S. car sales, with Ford at 24.3, Chrysler 14.3, Honda 1.8, AMC 1.5, VW 0.8, Nissan 0.2. Total U.S. cars sold: 788,282 in 28 days, daily rate 30,319, up 5.1 percent from last April.

Chrysler Ford U.S American Honda Motor Co. Inc AMC Volkswagen of America Inc Honda Nissan

Hughes condemns airport transfer plan as unfair to Maryland

Gov. Harry Hughes says federal plans to transfer National and Dulles airports to a regional Virginia dominated authority would disadvantage Baltimore-Washington International Airport. He cites a low 47 million fee, land giveaways, and limited Maryland representation, urging strong opposition while not opposing a locally controlled transfer.

Annapolis Harry Hughes National Dulles Maryland Baltimore-Washington Hughes Virginia Washington Congress Transportion Elizabeth Dole Linwood Holton BWI Baltimore- Washington Baltimore Washington Area

Jobless Rate Drops in Frederick County March

Frederick County unemployment fell to 4.4 percent in March from February, with 8,839 of 73,237 workers jobless. The state rate was 5.1 percent, and national unemployment stood at 7.5 percent, while neighboring counties showed declines as well.

Frederick County Terry Mauzy Frederick Community College George Ann Fay Wade Manning Chamber of Commerce of Sterling E. Bollinger Richard L. Grossnickel Galen R. Clagett Charlies C. Smith J. Anita Stup Jeff Taylor Department of Employment and Training Carroll County Howard County Washington County Montgomery County

Graphic designer Robert Scharf opens Bethesda studio

Robert G. Scharf, former owner of a construction cost consulting firm, opens his own graphic design business in Bethesda. His work was shown at Morgen-Keller Inc.'s facility opening where he presented silhouette sketches on project evolution. He plans serious paintings and musical compositions.

Robert Scharf Bethesda Scharf Morgen- Keller Inc Robert G. Scharf Woodmont Ave John de Fabbio

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