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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1997

Page

16

Office manager leaves after 21 years in Frederick

Catherine Finch Schieupner, longtime office manager for Dr. William Colliver at 228 North Market Street, frederick, is moving to West Virginia. She says the staff felt like a family and many patients became friends, leaving her with fond memories of her years in the practice.

William Colliver N. Market St Frederick Catherine Finch Schieupner West Virginia

Fed opens doors to foreign bankers at closed Fed meetings

The Federal Reserve allowed guests including foreign bankers to observe rate policy deliberations at regional meetings while maintaining secrecy. Attendees from Bulgaria China Hungary Poland Romania Russia and scholars from Northwestern University attended under confidentiality agreements. Fed Chair Greenspan said outsiders gained no exploitable information but critics call for more openness.

Washington Federal Reserve China Russia United States Central Bank Congress Fed Bob Craven Fixed Income Management Group San Francisco Alan Greenspan Greenspan Kansas City Bulgaria Czech Republic Hungary Poland Romania Barry Robinson Henry Gonzalez Texas Gonzalez Chicago Atlanta Fed Bobbie McCracken Bank Set Wall Street Ms McCracken Chicago Fed Northwestern University Bert Ely

Former AEM plant sale sparks legality concerns at Point of Rocks

Former workers allege Applied Electro Mechanics faces an illegal sale to Chelton Avionics of Canada. The Point of Rocks plant, once a 40-employee operation during the Vietnam era, is to close as a for sale sign and guard remain. They claim a stock ownership plan was never properly offered to employees and that majority shares were acquired improperly. Courts have not halted the May 8 shareholders meeting. Congressional and Justice Department contact is being sought for relief.

Point of Rocks Applied Electro Mechanics Chelton Avionics Pot of Rocks Canam Steel Manuel Noriega Pauline Banks AEM Steven Rohrkemper Mike Grady Brunswick Rohrkemper Burt Kalisch Ms Banks Jocelyn Brittin Grady Alexandria Kalisch

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