Business moves across firms in Edison area and beyond
John T. Borzoni is named manager of sales and marketing for Fedders Solar Products Co introducing a new solar division in Edison New Jersey. Al Nesbitt joins Century 21 Skyline Realty Frederick as sales associate with a background in engineering and construction. Panasonics D Blackmer becomes manager of market development for the Eastern U S with regional sales duties. Massoud Malaveri attends MetLife underwriting seminar in New Jersey. Richard Faber I is promoted to vice president at Loyola Federal Savings and Loan for regional office management. Thomas Snider is named vice president and treasurer of Farm Credit Banks of Baltimore alongside a new director aboard James C. Disney. Roger Riffle earns senior development engineer post at Kelly Springfield Tire in Cumberland. Peg Bednarsky elected president of Maryland Hotel and Motor Inn Association with officers and a board listed. Kevin Rooney appointed director of DOE Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Babcock International elevates five directors with Low named treasurer. Burton Cox Jr earns Fuller Award for Baltimore Washington sanitary project designs.
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John T. Borzoni
Fedders Solar Products Co
London
England
Northrup Inc
Edison
N.J
al Nesbitt
Century 21 Skyline Realty
Frederick
U.S
Canada
Frederick County
Richard F. Faber I
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Baltimore
Team
Towson
Baltimore and
Carroll Homebuilder Associations
Boards of
Farm Credit Banks of
Thomas E. Snider
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
da Polyedhsiec Institute
State University
James C. Disney
Rockingham Cooperative Farm Bureau
Harrisonburg
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Puerto Rico
Roger L. Riffle
Ridgeley
W. Va
Stunior
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Cumberland
Peg Bednarsky
Maryland Inn
Annapolis
Maryland Hotel & Motor Inn Assn
Brian Coakley
Ramada Inn
Lanham
Herman Schieke
Holiday Inn
Jim Lakes
Gaithersburg
Nadeane Gurley
Jerry Godin
Jan West
Ralph Green
Doc Cummings
Skip Menshaw
Art Grant
Laszlo Ravasz
Washington Area
Philadelphia firm uses computers to stay ahead of Christmas orders
Blue Star Manufacturing led by John Kinderman uses IBM Series 1 and System/34 to drive production and materials from orders to shipping. The Philadelphia company imports ornaments from Asia, prints catalogs, and operates a factory retail outlet to reduce overhead. A bar code scanner tracks shipments, and a two-week setup created a potential computer point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Kinderman
The
Orient
Kinderman
Blue Star Manufacturing Co
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Thailand
Brite Star
Sandy
Rog Grigori
Bangkok
New York City
Grigori
Blue Star
Kindermans
Lillian Cogswell to head Frederick branch of Productions Unlimited
Frank DiSalvo announces the Frederick opening with Lillian E. Cogswell leading the new office at 8 Locust St. She is a University of Maryland graduate with six years of professional singing and multi-instrumental talents. Productions Unlimited Inc. operates from Washington with Baltimore and Cherry Hill satellite offices and provides live entertainment for clubs parties weddings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DiSalvo
Productions Unlimited Inc
Central Atlantic States
Frederick
DiSalvo
Lillian E. Cogswell
Pervise
di Salvo
Ms. Cogswell
University of Maryland
TLC
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Cherry Hill
Locust St
Economic education program reaches seven area high schools
High school students in seven area schools gain access to the Economics For Young Americans program through Black and Decker and the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. The kit includes filmstrips, cassette soundtracks, and worksheets with classroom visits by local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black and Decker Manufacturing Co
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
United States
Glen Johnson
North Junior High School
Joplin
U.S. Chamber
Stuart Berger
Black & Decker Co
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Berger
J. Bernard Vallandingham
Fran Sparks
Caution on mail order firms for holiday shoppers
The Consumer Council of Maryland warns holiday shoppers about mail order risks and urges comparison shopping, full cost calculation including shipping, reading ads carefully, checking guarantees, refunds, and delivery terms. It advises avoiding cash payments, keeping copies, and inspecting goods on delivery to avoid frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Council of Maryland
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Stanley Kaufman
Kaufman
APO
FPO
Consumer Council
Construction Catch 22 in meeting federal diversity goals
The U S Chamber of Commerce highlights a clash in federal rules hindering construction firms from meeting targets to hire more women and minority workers. OFCCP Davis Bacon and BAT policies restrict apprentice training and wages, while unions and BAT oppose broadened programs. Industry leaders call goals unrealistic, citing availability definitions and cross purposes as the price of doing business with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc
Office of Federal
OFCCP
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
BAT
ABC
Capitol Hill
Orrin G. Hateh
Rutah
Labor and Human Resources Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Robert T. Thompson
Thompson
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Ordeffery D. Blackmer
Panasonic Video Systems
Panasonic Co
Eastern Zone
KVC
O M. Massoud
Malaveri
Hagerstown
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Atlantic Territory Training Center
Harmon Cove
National Association of Life Underwriters
Nesbitt
Lillian Cogswell
Che Frederick
Hie Os JR
Ravine
the News
Economics
Frederick County Square
Safeco Insurance
Market St
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