Frederick Declares National Businesswomen's Week
Frederick Mayor Ronald Young proclaims the week of October 15 to 21 as National Businesswomen's Week. The Frederick County Board of Commissioners joins the proclamation. The Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a banquet at 6 p.m. October 17 at the Sheraton Zoo Frederick for the event, with reservations via Anne Harper or Barbara Hiltner at Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co. 662-823.
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Deere settles age bias suit over 1984 firings
Deere & Co. settles a federal age discrimination lawsuit with 139 former employees linked to 1984 layoffs. The agreement ends claims against 400 salaried workers amid a recession, with Deere paying cash and pension benefits to other former management staff. Officials say the settlement is not an admission of guilt.
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Maryland S&Ls Face Capital Shortfall Under New Rules
A Maryland survey finds about one third of state savings and loan institutions lack sufficient net worth and may need additional capital or a buyer to comply with the 1989 federal guidelines. Despite some profits, delinquency on construction loans runs high, while regulators see potential recoveries through foreclosed property sales, including real estate held by First Annapolis Savings Bank.
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Falling rates lift broad stock market rise to four week high
Falling interest rates sparked a broad stock market advance. The Dow Jones average rose 10.25 to 2723.97 in early trading, with 410 issues up and 190 down on the NYSE, 27.24 million shares traded as momentum built after rates fell in credit markets.
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