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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1992

Page

12

Frederick County Realtors install officers at annual banquet

Frederick County Association of Realtors reports a successful year despite a tough economy. Jack Wagner was installed as president succeeding Cynthia Hull and pledged active programs and continued member success. Wagner awarded Ambassador of Good Business to Pierre Wang, past MAR president, and outlined plans to bolster member voting power with officials. New officers include Hill, Armstrong, Harrington, Yost, Hull, plus a slate of directors. Womens Council installed by Fae Brown with Wanda Longstreth as president. Guests included leaders from several regional Realtor associations.

Frederick County Association of Realtors FCAR Jack Wagner Cynthia Hull Wagner Pierre Wang Maryland Association of Realtors MAR Hull Association Snider Gregory A. Hill William J. Armstrong Marilyn Harrington Phillip R. Yost Ms. Hull Diana S. Parker Elaine M. Snyder Joan M. Lapera Jacquie K. Murtagh Donald L. Gill Rosemary A. Huf Barbara C. McAllister Patricia K. McGill Fae Brown Women’s Council of Realtors Women’s Council Pierre Vining Bill Snider

Japan posts 51 percent October trade surplus rise

Japan's October trade surplus jumped 51 percent from a year earlier, lifting January-October totals above the annual record. Exports through customs rose 9.2 percent to 31.07 billion dollars while imports fell 5.1 percent to 20.17 billion. U.S. trade surplus grew to 4.94 billion and EC trade remained strong.

Tokyo Japan Finance Ministry United States

Grain futures trading on Chicago Board of Trade summary

Grain futures prices move as traders monitor Chicago Board of Trade activity. Wheat and oats show varied gains while soybeans trend higher on expectations of demand and weather.

Chicago Foures Hugh Dudars

Crown Central reports large Q3 1992 loss Affects nine‑month results

Crown Central Petroleum Corp. reports a net loss of 38 million dollars or 38 cents per share for the third quarter of 1992 on revenues of 475.3 million. This contrasts with a 16 million dollar profit or 16 cents per share on 46.3 million revenue in the same period the prior year. For the first nine months of 1992 Crown shows an 8.0 million dollar profit on 13.0 billion revenue, versus 4.0 million income or 1 cent per share on 14.0 billion revenue for the same period in 1991.

Baltimore Prnewswire Crown Central Petroleum Corp Crown

Open house at Gymboree Hillcrest Plaza Frederick

Gymboree at Hillcrest Plaza Shopping Center in Frederick schedules an open house for Wednesday December 2 and Thursday December 3 to introduce products and services to the public.

Hillcrest Plaza Frederick

Community schedule details and contact information

Information on programs and schedules is provided with a contact person. For more information call Diana Reuling at 663-0067.

Diana Reuling F&m Bank

BioWhittaker earnings down in Q4 1992 forecast

BioWhittaker Inc. expects Q4 1992 earnings to be about 9 cents per share, down from 12 cents in the prior year. nine-month results show 33 cents versus 26 cents pro forma. Full-year 1992 earnings projected at about 42 cents per share, with CEO Noel L. Buterbaugh citing challenged diagnostic products and a restructuring aimed at steady growth.

Walkersville Prnewswire BioWhittaker Inc BioWhittaker Noel L. Buterbaugh Whittaker Corp

Lowe's Reports October Sales Rise 22 Percent

Lowe's Co. announced October sales of 371.6 million dollars, up 22 percent from October 1991. Retail sales increased 24 percent while contractor sales climbed 19 percent.

Lowe's Co

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Wanda Longstreth Bonnie Teague Kathy Daubert Carol Hatesy Mr. Snider Mr. Vining Andrew Chriss Fletcher Hall Greater Baltimore Association of Realtors Sandra L. Klimek Pamela S. Mease Greater Hagerstown Association of Realtors Patrick J. Kane Lisa Taylor Montgomery County Association of Realtors Debbie Warfield The Darlean Gmod Crown Report Lowe’s Report Farmers and Mechanics Nationat Bank FDIC
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