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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1985

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Legislature advances S&L bailout amid Maryland crisis

Annapolis Bureau Chief Robert C. Reid reports the General Assembly resumes Tuesday in a special session to extend relief for Maryland savings and loans. Eight more thrifts seek FSLIC insurance as state probes proceed. withdrawal relief may apply to payroll, mortgages, and escrow accounts.

Robert C. Reid Annapolis General Assembly Harry R. Hughes Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation FSLIC Maryland Savings and Loans Fslic Insurance Hughes Savings and Loan Benjamin Cardin

Frederick gala honors those shaping the city

Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young presided over a private Weinberg Center gala honoring leaders who fueled Frederick's growth. He praised Jim Rouse for his urban projects and urged collaboration with Hagerstown mayor Steve Sager to emulate Frederick’s redevelopment. Rouse shared memories of Easton and Maryland towns while highlighting the charm of small city spirit within larger urban centers.

Frederick Ronald N. Young Weinberg Center Jim Rouse Harborplace Columbia Steve Sager Hagerstown Rouse Young Market Street Boston Quincy Baltimore Inner Harbor Enterprise Foundation Young Rouse Weinberg Maryland

Food price drop steadies inflation in April

Inflation held at 0.4 percent in April as grocery prices fell 0.4 percent led by a 1.6 percent drop in beef. Energy costs rose 3.1 percent, while excluding energy and food the CPI rose 0.3 percent. For 1985 the first four months show a 4.2 percent annual retail inflation.

Washington Labor Department Jones Federal Reserve Board Fed Board Commerce Department

Meguesta Mills workers moved to Hartz plant

Mequesta Mills in Brunswick will cease sewing operations July 19 and transfer 110 employees to Hartz's Frederick facility. Executive vice president Gil Lianes cited industry weakness and desire to cut costs to stay competitive. Most workers are women. many reside in nearby towns.

Susan C Nicol News-Poat Meguesta Mills Brunswick Frederick Gil Lianes H.L. Hartz and Sons Inc Mequesta ‘Mills Lianes Hartz Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Union Thanes Guo Llanes East D Street Fifth Avenue Price Electric Richard Campbell Mequesta Mills Billie Kidwiler Knoxville Charles Town Harpers Ferry Jefferson

Economy shows sluggish 0.7 percent GNP in Q1

Washington reports the gross national product rose only 0.7 percent in January through March, the slowest pace since 1981-82, after downward revisions from earlier estimates. Inflation quickened at 5.6 percent, the fastest since mid-1982, while markets rallied on Fed rate cuts and deficit curbs.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Department Federal Reserve Board National Association of Business Economists

Farming Maryland 4-H Club to honor Charlie Keller

The Farming Maryland 4-H Club Foundation will honor Charlie Keller, former New York Yankee slugger, noted for his past as a 4-H member. The event highlights his civic ties and baseball legacy amid a town gathering.

Maryland Charlie Keller New York Yankee

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