Fed holds rates as Dow posts sixth straight record close
The Fed decision to keep rates unchanged boosts the Dow by 2.20 to 6,274.24, marking a sixth consecutive record close. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also rose but failed to beat Monday’s highs while mutual fund inflows rebound and traders await upcoming CPI and retail data. Texaco led the Dow gains. DuPont slipped on Conoco unit sale doubt. Dell climbed on strong Q3 results.
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Clarksburg business offers Indonesian art and culture
Rama imports owner Robert Schultz at 23941 Stringtown Road offers Indonesian decorative and folk art from Bali Lombok and Sulawesi. Items include a war dance headdress teak bench and red clay pottery with travel stories and cultural insights on the site. He says crafted pieces preserve tradition and culture. Call 540-1196 or visit the linked site. First Maryland Bancorp reports $37.7 million quarterly earnings and $96.3 million nine months for 1966 up 9 percent from prior year.
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Annie's Apple Patch Opens in Frederick Festival Center
Donna Blair opens Annie's Apple Patch at the Festival of Frederick Shopping Center off Prospect Boulevard Frederick. The shop offers antique furniture reproductions by Restoration Woodworks hand painted gourds old time Santas wreaths country and Victorian arrangements and Christmas ornaments. Hours vary by day with a weekend grand opening planned. Phones 662-0573.
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Local executives named to leadership posts in Frederick region
Monica Lingenfelter named executive director of the Shepherd College Foundation after serving as executive officer for the Frederick County Consortium of Human Service Providers and as board vice president and fundraising chair for Frederick Habitat for Humanity. Sharon Kemper Suarez joins STV Inc in Baltimore as environmental planning project manager with a background in planning and design firms. Dr. Donald Eckard, University of kansas Medical Center professor, named among best physicians in the central United States for neuroradiology. USF&G Corp reports a 29 percent drop in third quarter earnings to 35 million dollars due to Hurricane Fran claims. revenues fall to 871 million from 885 million.
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