Rowe Price launches Prime Reserve Fund 11
Rowe Price Associates Inc a Baltimore based investment counsel firm and mutual fund adviser appointed a new money market fund named Rowe Price Prime Reserve Fund 11. The fund becomes the second money market fund and seventh no load mutual fund in Rowe Price's lineup and requires a 1000 minimum to open with 100 minimum for subsequent investments. It offers free check writing and telephonic redemption services.
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Stock market climbs as rates fall and economy pressures grow
US stocks rose on Monday as falling interest rates spurred gains. The Dow gained 5.38 points to 16.30, with Advancing issues outpacing decliners two to one on the NYSE. Big Board volume held at 4.00 million shares amid mixed bank moves and utility strength.
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Energy department opens grant program for small grants
The U S Department of Energy announces the 1980 Appropriate Energy Technology Small Grants Program. Region II funds about 1.1 million for ideas, product tests, and demonstrations. Grants up to 50 000 for individuals, nonprofits, and agencies in Delaware through Washington D C. Deadline April. Seminar on pool care May 13 at Hagerstown Junior College. Call 800 523 0812 or write to Appropriate Energy Technology, DOE, Philadelphia.
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Government steps to ease housing shortages and demand
In a Carter era housing piece, officials face builders demanding hundreds of millions for above market mortgages to spur starts. White House backs a modest 75 million plan, while economists warn inflation, higher rates, and tighter credit will hinder supply. Officials urge deregulation and lower costs to meet booming 1980s demand.
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