Controlling paperwork key to management
Barbara Hemphill told the Small Business Council that paper remains dominant despite computers. She urged centralized filing, weekly clean out days, and calendar reminders to control clutter, noting 80 percent of paperwork can be discarded and duplicates should be merged.
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Barbara Hemphill
Small Business Council of the
Chamber of Commerce
America
Ms. Hemphill
IRS Proposes Expanded Cash Reporting To Catch Evasion
The IRS proposed rules to require reporting of any mix of cash and cash like instruments totaling 10,000 or more per transaction or related transactions. Under the plan cashier's checks traveler's checks money orders and bank drafts would count as cash for Form 8300 reporting. Public comments due by June 14 with a hearing set for June 28.
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Apprenticeship Openings With Cumberland Valley Contractors
The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors seeks applicants for construction trades apprenticeships in masonry carpentry electrical plumbing sheet metal heating ventilation and air conditioning. Classes are held at Hagerstown Frederick and Garrett community colleges. Applications at 319 W Howard St Hagerstown 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday due by Sept 1. Females and minorities are encouraged to apply. For more information call 2233 Taal.
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Associated Builders and Contractors
Hagerstown
Frederick
Garrett
W. Howard St
Mack Closing Plant for Week in Hagerstown
Mack Trucks will suspend five days of production at its Hagerstown engine and transmission plant starting June 17, the second spring shutdown due to weak demand. About 1,100 workers affected, with prior five-day closure in April. Other Mack plants in Winnsboro and Macungie also slated for June closures amid industrywide weakness.
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Hagerstown
U.S
Mack Trucks
Robin Crawford
Mack
Ms. Crawford
Winnsboro
D.C
Macungie
Frank Prezelski
Rothschild Inc
New York
Motor Vehicle Manufacturer's Association
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Bush optimistic on economy as durable goods rise
President Bush told retailers the recession is bottoming out while economists foresee recovery. Durable goods orders rose 2.9 percent in April to 115.5 billion, rebounding after four months of declines, with Greenspan noting early signs of improvement. Unemployment benefit claims fell to 454,000 in early May from over half a million.
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Washington
Bush
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Labor Department
House approves fast track for Mexico trade pact
The House voted 231 to 192 to extend President Bush’s fast track negotiating authority for two years, enabling a tariff removing trade treaty with Mexico with an up or down vote by Congress. Bush hailed bipartisan support as a major foreign policy step ahead of Senate action before Memorial Day recess.
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Washington
House
Bush
Mexico
Congress
Canada
Mr. Bush
Senate
Higher electric rates approved for BG&E in Maryland
The Maryland Public Service Commission allows Baltimore Gas and Electric to raise electric rates by 123.7 million while authorizing a 58 million reduction in the fuel cost adjustment. Net increase to consumers is about 66 million or 3.7 percent to fund Brandon Shores 2, a 640 megawatt plant in Anne Arundel County. Residential bills rise about 2.98 dollars monthly for 600 kilowatt hours. The plant, costing 662 million, will reduce reliance on external power and lower BG&E generation from less efficient units.
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Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Brandon Shores 2
Anne Arundel County
Bg&e
AT&T May Lease Manhattan HQ As Sony Eyes Space
AT&T may vacate its landmark Manhattan headquarters as part of a leasing plan while keeping corporate staff in New Jersey. Sony Corp seeks a U S base to showcase growing operations including Columbia Pictures and CBS Records, with both firms silent after The New York Times report.
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At&t
Manhattan
Sony Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York City
New Jersey
Sony
U.S
Columbia Pictures
CBS Records
New York Times
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Murphy
Nikkei Rises After Three-Day Slide In Tokyo Markets
Tokyo shares rebounded as the Nikkei 225 gained 44.99 points to 25,643.65, a 0.96 percent rise, while the dollar edged up to 137.95 yen from 137.45 yen. The yen strengthened against the dollar? No. sentence states dollar gained.
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