Promotions and awards in Frederick business circles
Karen Campbell of Dynamic Achievements in Frederick was honored at a Waco career conference by the Success Motivation Institute. Cindy Young of Mount Airy was named settlement coordinator for Ausherman Homes in Frederick, previously at Charles A. Carlton. Loretta Lancelotta Dawson of Mackintosh Realtors Frederick earned the Certified Residential Specialist designation from the National Association of Realtors. Sharon Martin and Susanne Bohrer of Action Plus Realty Frederick earned the Graduate Realtors Institute designation after 90 hours of study. Day Arnold of Union Bridge received the Chairman's Award at COMSAT Systems Division for directing DFS System work in Germany. He is a Loyola Baltimore graduate with Yale Far Eastern Language study and prior IBM Federal Systems experience. Leslie M. Redding joined Fireside Home Remodeling in Hagerstown as an architectural draftsman and interior designer. Dan Pelz and Chase Barnett attended the Independent Innkeepers Association national conference in Ontario. The law firm Weinberg and Green added partners Stuart R. Berger, Julia C. Janofsky, Mary T. Keating, Edward P. McDermott, and Arthur R. Rose. Sandra L. Ridenour and Col. Witte at Courteous Services Personnel attended the National Association of Temporary Services convention in Maui. Michael Shockley of Shockley Inc. Frederick graduated from NADA Dealer Candidate Academy. William G. Psillas Jr. and William H. Barnes attended industry conferences in pension and benefits. Cathy Myers Winters joined Northwest Mortgage Frederick as a loan officer. Alice H. Stern of Rockville spoke to the Rockville AAUW on financial planning. Frank Small was named vice president and branch administrator at Sandy Spring National Bank Olney. Harley E. Rouda of HER Realtors in Columbus was elected 1991 president of the National Association of Realtors with officers named for the year.
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Last family farm in Queens preserves a century of farming
In Fresh Meadows Queens John Klein and his mother Barbara keep two acres of a once 100 acre spread alive with beets cucumbers and tomatoes amid brick houses and bus traffic. The two acres are the citys last family farm within limits, linked to a long farming lineage dating to the 1890s.
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Grain futures snapshot shows mixed open for wheat corn oats
The report lists wheat, corn, and oats futures with open, high, low and last prices. Dec and May contracts display varied percentage changes, with bids around 2.60 to 2.90 dollars per bushel for wheat and corn and oats showing modest activity. Volume and open interest figures appear alongside price data.
Maytag declares 22.2 cent dividend for December
Dividend of 22.2 cents per share declared by Maytag Corp to be paid December 15 to shareholders of record as of November 30. The dividend schedule pins the record date at the end of November with payment in mid December.
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GM to close minivan plant near Baltimore for two weeks
GM will shut its Broening Highway minivan plant outside Baltimore for two weeks starting Dec 10, idling about 3,200 workers. The facility, renovated in 1984 at $270 million, can produce 44 minivans per hour and faced weak demand this year, with six weeks of closures already.
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