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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1991

Page

14

Frederick Motor Co marks 75 years serving Frederick County

The Frederick Motor Co celebrates 75 years in business since 1917 when R L Warfield opened the downtown Frederick dealership. It moved to West Patrick Street in 1822 and in 1972 relocated to One Waverley Drive, expanding to 41 000 square feet with a body shop, greater service area, and more employees. The firm, now run by James Warfield, remains locally owned and carries Ford and Subaru lines and has earned Ford Motor Co’s President’s Award for customer satisfaction and performance.

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Japanese remain reluctant to purchase American cars

In Chiba Japan AP report on US Japan auto trade tensions. GM and Ford face weak demand as Japanese buyers show limited interest in U.S. models. High prices, maintenance fears, and limited spare parts hamper sales. Despite recent gains, U.S. brands struggle in Japan with low ad presence and right-hand drive issues cited as obstacles.

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Bethlehem Steel Posts Nine Month Loss Amid Modernization Costs

Bethlehem Steel reported a loss for the first nine months, contrasting with $10 million profit in Q3 1980 and $53 million through nine months last year. Costs at Sparrows Point Maryland and Burns Harbor Indiana added about $150 million this year. The quarterly loss per share was $1.90, versus 4 cents in the same period of 1980.

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