Downtown Frederick Association to get free DFA Web page
Netcrafters will design and host a DFA Web page including address registration and event updates. Members may add extra pages or a banking link at cost. Bruce Hamilton and others will finalize plans Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Soybean futures rise on Monday on CBOT
Soybean futures closed higher as traders anticipated a Friday government report on crop conditions. Wheat gained amid beliefs earlier selling was overdone while corn slipped to 11 week lows. other livestock and commodity futures moved on diverse price shifts.
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Frederick area hires and recognitions for Excalibur Group staff and educators
Excalibur Group appoints Enc. Roberts as chief operating officer in Germantown. David K. Brinkley and James W. Eaton attend the 1999 Million Dollar Round Table Annual Meeting in New Orleans. Dr Nathan Wei named arthritis consultant for NIH. Several Frederick area educators receive new posts or degrees, detailing affiliations with Mount St. Mary’s, University of Dayton, University of Maryland, and local schools.
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Italy
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Fredenck County
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State Farm ordered to pay $456 million to customers
A Illinois jury ordered State Farm to pay $456 million to 4.7 million policyholders for using aftermarket auto parts in repairs, the largest verdict against an insurer. Plaintiffs seek an additional $4 billion, arguing contract breach. State Farm plans appeals and will continue using aftermarket parts with potential policy reviews.
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