Kline relocates offices to 270 Technology Park
Richard F. Kline Inc moves its corporate headquarters to 270 Technology Park Frederick, consolidating five divisions electrical utilities grading bridge and asphalt and placing staff for management accounting and operations in a 20000 plus square foot facility. The asphalt division stays at Md 355 and Grove Road while a March 13 13 million Carroll Creek flood project contract reflects ongoing government work.
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Richard F. Kline Inc
Frederick County
Technology Park
Frederick
Baltimore-Washington
Carroll Creek
Mr. Kline
MD. 355
Jack Lyburn
Manekin Corp
Grove Road
East Patrick Street
Orporate
Sunday banking expands to California stores and beyond
Banks push Sunday hours as deregulation and convenience drive growth. Antelope Valley Bank and Fremont Bank plan Sunday operations in November with branches inside supermarkets, matching Atlanta trend from Bank South Kroger placements. Executives cite commuters and retailers as customers.
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
California
Nancy Evans
California Bankers Association
Jack Seefus
Antelope Valley Bank
Seefus
Lancaster
Palmdale
Michael Wallace
Fremont Bank
San Francisco
Fremont
Antelope Valley
Safeway
San Francisco Bay
Antelope Valley Bank Mini
Mr. Seefus
Kmart
Mojave
Stater Brothers
Leefus
Georgia
Bank South
Kroger
Bolling
Bo” Spalding
Single family housing slips as overall construction rises
Washington AP reports August construction spending rose 1.4 percent to a $421.8 billion annual rate, led by government and nonresidential work while single-family housing fell 0.2 percent to $123.1 billion. Nonresidential up 2.9 percent, office buildings up 4.5 percent. total construction 3.4 percent higher year over year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mark Obrinsky
Federal National Mortgage Association
Obrinsky
Fed likely to resist pressure to drop rates
Washington AP report notes Bush administration pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, but private economists predict the Fed will hold rates steady. Analysts say officials fear tight policy could slow growth next year and hurt Republicans in the 1990 elections.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Federal Reserve
Central Bank
Fed
Richard Darman
Office of Management and Budget
Michael Boskin
Darman
Bush
United States
America
U.S
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
Allen Sinai
The
Boston Co
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Kline
Thomas D. Kline Jr
Opa Eee F. Kline, Inc
Woodsboro Savings Bank
N. Main ST
FDIC
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co
Mr. Obrinsky
Fitzgerald and Matan Realty
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