Business briefs highlight regional hires and awards
Frederick area executives receive notable placements and recognitions. Robert W. Heffner of Prudential Baltimore reports over 2.5 million in 1981 sales. W. Max Buckler named Maryland National Bank agricultural specialist for Frederick and surrounding counties, with 30 years in extension work. Peter Kim, AID housing director, earns the Presidential Bank Award from Reagan for executive service. Jeffrey L. Crampton named area director of security design for Glessner Protective Services. James F. Levendusky named production manager at IMG Homes. J. David Fitzgibbons named sales manager. Benjamin Wineka of Red Lion Pa elected to Agway Inc board.
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Robert W. Heffner
Frederick
Prudential Insurance Co
Baltimore Northwest
W. Max Bucker
Maryland National Bank
Carroll
Washington
Howard
Montgomery County
Buckel
Baltimore County
Maryland
Adelphi
Peter Kim
Agency For International Development
Presidential Bank
Reagan
Potomac
Kim
American Institute For Free Labor Development
Latin America
Jeffrey L. Crampton
Glessner Protective Services Inc
Rockville
IMG Homes
Columbia
J. David Fitzgibbons
James F. Levendusky
Fitzgibbons
Pritt Building Co
Ryland Group Inc
Levendusky
Ryan Homes
IMG
Investors Management Group Ltd
Y.J. Lovell Holdings Ltd
Great Britain
Aokt Construction Co
Japan
Benjamin Wineka
Red Lion
Agway Inc
York Area
Two New Supermarkets Set for Frederick Openings
Frederick welcomes two new supermarkets replacing Pantry Pride locations. Farm Fresh will debut Monday at Frederick Shopping Center with former Pantry Pride staff and an 8 am to 10 pm schedule, while Martin's Food Store targets the Frederick Towne Mall site next week with manager Bob Shank from Martinsburg. Giant Food Stores Inc. continues expansion, totaling 41 stores, and Weis expands in Frederick with a new Weis Markets opening at Amber Meadows as crews finalize dates.
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Frederick
Pantry Pride
Farm Fresh
Frederick Shopping Center
Wi Martin's
Frederick Towne Mall
Sam Houston
Fredericking Center
Bil Carter
Jack Millman
Houston
Pantry
Martin's
Giant Food Stores Inc
Carlisle
Richard Passwork
Giant
Lo Westminster
Hagerstown
Ahold
Giant Came
Frederick County Square
Landover
Passwork
Chuck Shank
Martinsburg
W.va
Passwort
Westminster
Wels Markets
Sunbury
Amber Meadows
Weis
Unions to sue U S on controllers firing showdown
United Auto Workers leads unions Ralph Nader and the Consumer Federation of America in a Thursday filing in US District Court demanding the rehiring of about 11 500 air traffic controllers fired after the August strike. The suit argues the Civil Aeronautics Act requires safe efficient timely service and blames FAA cuts for flights and delays at major airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Auto Workers Union
Ralph Nader
Consumer Federation of America
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Reagan
Fraser
Nader
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Lewis
FAA
Lynn Helms
Stephen Brobeck
Glenn Waits
The
Communications Workers of America
William Wynn
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Terry Herndon
National Education Association
Kenneth Blaylock
American Federation of Government Employees
PATCO
Federal Labor Relations Authority
Stockman silent on article claiming doubts about program
Washington AP stockman ducked reporters and met with aides as he and Reagan stayed silent about a magazine piece that quotes him voicing major doubts about the economic program. The Atlantic Monthly piece accuses supply side tax cuts of being a Trojan horse for the wealthy and critiques defense waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David A. Stockman
Reagan
Atlantic Monthly
Stockman
Defense Department
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mann
Guard credit cards during busy season warning issued
The Retail Bureau of The Greater Washington Board of Trade urges shoppers to guard credit cards during the holiday season as fraud losses in the area exceed $5 million that year. Experts cite carelessness as a major factor and offer tips to protect numbers, dispose slips, and report losses promptly to prevent theft and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Bureau
Greater Washington Board of Trade
Greater Washington
Lewis C. Shealy
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington
Harry M. Schoenly
Central Charge Service
Schoenly
U.S. Postal Service
Greater
Market mixed with late gains on holiday session
New York stocks closed mixed after a slow session on Veterans Day as bond prices rose. The Dow gained 3.14 to 857.12, led by transportation and financial issues, with INA the most active at up 2 percent and Connecticut General up 3 percent on merger talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
INA
NYSE
Connecticut General
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Helmes
Crampton
Fitagibbous
Dow Jones
CSX Corp
Comsat
Exxon
Fairchild Ind
Giant St
Hewlp
IBM
Kmart
Litton Wr
Marriott Corp
MD NatiCp
Mercantile Baokshr
Mobil
Penney
Plantin
Sears
Tandy
Texaco
Warner L
Woolworth
Baker Watts & Co
Bruce Goldensoka
Gaithersburg Commerce
Richard Will
Willard Oland
Gaithersburg Chamber of
Tony Farman
ED Waters JR
News-Post
U.S
Edwin Dale
White House
Larry Speakes
Capitol Hill
Speakes
Senate Budget Committee
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Washington Post
William Greider
Dale
Palace
Crystal Palace
St. Mark Way
Rt. 31
Old New Windsor Pike
Luther Drive
Carroll Lutheran Village
Baltimore
International
Edward N. Huchae
Heny Te Lete
Orig
Buchanan & Company Cenitied Public Accountants
West Second Street
Wary
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