Summers Named Treasury Head After Rubin Resigns
In New York AP reports, markets rallied from earlier losses after Treasuries Secretary Rubin quits and Lawrence Summers is named as his successor. The Dow closed down 25.80 at 11,000.40 as investors weighed Summers’ upcoming Senate confirmation and a potential policy shift, with S&P 500 up 8.39 to 1,364.00 and Nasdaq up 39.86 to 72,606.54.
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Markets steady as Rubin Summers feud echoes in equities
Stocks of area interest reflected a historic eight year advance while Rubin Summers navigated resignation chatter. Analysts noted Greenspan’s ongoing Fed leadership as 30 year bonds held near 5.82 percent. IBM jumped to 225 after revealing a 20 billion bit storage disk, and a Nintendo chip contract boosted Declin ing Issues. NYSE volume 828.20 million shares, indexes mixed with gains in AMEX and Russell. International markets showed Japan up 1.22 percent while Europe split with mixed moves across DAX CAC and FTSE.
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Chat N Chew to become Rose Creek Inn in Frederick
New owners Terri Ransey and Sue Wenthold take over the East Patrick Street restaurant after ten years of operation. The site will keep most of the menu but add a Sunday brunch and possible all you can eat crabs. Bar service is expected to resume in about six weeks.
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Grain futures edge higher as soybeans slip
Grain futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade while soybeans fell. Wheat gained after the USDA forecast winter wheat output at 1.61 billion bushels and planted area at 36.3 million acres, a potential 9 percent drop from 1998 and the smallest area since 1971. Corn crept up as rains slowed Midwest fieldwork.
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Black Magic Kennels Offers Dog Day Care in Frederic
Black Magic Kennels in Frederic offers weekday dog and puppy day care from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aggressive dogs are not accepted and the final decision on acceptance rests with owner Dr. Sandra K. Woods.
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Sears launches largest appliance online site
Sears Roebuck & Co introduces www.sears.com as the largest ever Internet outlet for major appliances. The site offers color brand and size search, price ranges, on sale indicators, and links to Craftsman tools. It dwarfs ValueAmerica.com in size and promises a major push into e commerce.
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Creekside Counseling Center Opens in Frederick Downtown
Creekside Counseling Center opens at 224 E Patrick St Frederick with six licensed professionals including Sky Cappucci Dr Mary Gallagher and Joanne Hockman offering services for mood anxiety parenting family issues marital and school problems The open house is scheduled Sunday May 16 from 12 30 pm to 5 pm with mood monitoring Biodots and items from local artisans featured weekdays 682 9220
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Classic Mortgage expands services through Farmers & Mechanics network
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank and Home Federal Savings Bank extend Classic Mortgage reach via community offices across Frederick Montgomery Carroll Howard Washington Allegany and Baltimore counties plus Adams County Pennsylvania. Key executives Chris Applegate Julie Donat and Ron Antrim lead a team offering a full range of residential mortgage products and a construction to permanent loan option. V-ONE Corp reported Q1 1999 revenue of 17 million with a 2.2 million loss.
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