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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1979
Page
10
A concise Frederick News-Post business page item from May 22 1979 outlines local market movements and economic notes. It highlights corporate developments in Frederick and surrounding Maryland business activity with focus on investments and small enterprise trends.
An explanation of true costs in two loan options shows the same finance charge but different APRs of 8 percent and 14.5 percent depending on repayment method. The piece promotes a free Consumer Handbook to Credit Protection Laws from the Consumer Information Center, detailing credit rights, discrimination limits, and how to shop for credit. It also notes HUD RESPA guidance and open-end leases, with a Baltimore sale item and a lecture on wealth planning.
AP Business writer notes panic buying amplifies gas shortages as motorists rush to top off tanks amid signals of tightening supplies. Analysts say media reports and perceived scarcity fuel longer lines, with implications for distribution and station closures. The piece explains how topping off worsens demand, triggering a cycle of further shortages and longer queues.
A brisk wave of merger news dominated trading as the stock market inched higher. The Dow gained 0.52 to 842.43 while NYSE volume dipped to 25.55 million shares. Reliance Electric rose after Exxon approached for a possible takeover, Fairchild Camera & Instrument climbed on Schlumberger’s cash bid, and Florida Gas advanced on a merger agreement.
Maryland National Bank promotes $10,000 Money Market Certificates tied to open money market rates with six month maturities and guarantees. The notes highlight safety, high yield around 9.4 percent and access across over 140 offices in the state.
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