Food Lion stockholders brace for annual meeting turmoil
Salisbury residents like Ann Wilson, holding thousands of Food Lion shares, fear the annual meeting will spotlight the ABC News PrimeTime Live fallout, Ketner’s departure, and shareholder lawsuits as earnings slide 55 percent over two quarters while store numbers remain high. Banked hopes fade as stock drops from 17 to around 6 dollars.
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Lizas Elected President of Maryland Medical Auxiliary
Georgia Chacon Lizas has been elected president of the Auxiliary to the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, the first Frederick County resident to hold the post. Active since 1984, she previously led the Frederick County Medical Society Auxiliary from 1985 to 1987 and has since served in state roles. Her husband Dr. Peter C. Lizas works at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is treasurer of the Frederick County Medical Society.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Washington, D.C
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Rania
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Taneytown Bank to form Monocacy Bancshares Inc plan
Taneytown Bank & Trust Co. will create a holding company named Monocacy Bancshares Inc as part of a strategic plan for the bank's future. The bank reported earnings of 530,259 for the first quarter of 1993.
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Monocacy Bancshares Inc
Clinton jobs plan failure limits Maryland youth summer work
Baltimore AP report says Congress rejection of Clinton stimulus reduces Maryland summer job funding. If passed, state would have received 26 million for 17 900 jobs. without it 3 200 fewer youths could be served. Baltimore and Baltimore County share 4.9 million of the funds.
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Nissan to redo recall on older minivans over fire risk
The government gives Nissan a rare fourth chance to fix engine fire issues in 1987 1988 and 1990 Nissan GXE XE C22 minivans, about 33 000 vehicles. The August recall will overhaul the cooling system fan belt and related parts after prior recalls addressing valve gaskets hoses and other components.
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Nissan
Tony Wells
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IBM Sues NutriSystem Over Computer Lease Debt
IBM filed a 7.3 million federal lawsuit in Philadelphia alleging NutriSystem failed to pay on 500 leased computers and blocked repossession. Some major franchisees filed a Chapter 7 petition seeking insolvency. Banks seized NutriSystem cash, closing 283 company owned centers while franchises and Canada remained open.
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