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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1994
Page
19
Grain and livestock prices listed for cattle and hogs across several categories including butcher cows bulls steers heifers stock cattle veal calves and sheep. Also notes mixed feed prices alfalfa timothy grass and Chicago Board of Trade futures with current open and closing levels.
Don Geiger, CPA, opens a new accounting and tax office in Emmitsburg at 402 West Main Street. After 13 years in Washington and Baltimore area firms, he aims to serve small businesses in Emmitsburg, northern Frederick County, and southern Pennsylvania. He holds a BS in accounting from Mount St. Mary’s College (1981) and an MS in taxation from American University.
Wal-Mart expands into home shopping in Greene County Missouri via Home Shopping Alternatives. Customers mail or call orders to Bethesda partner, orders relayed to the Springfield Supercenter for same day delivery between 6 and 9 pm. Delivery costs start at four dollars and catalogs list 5000 to 6000 items.
Presentation Mike, manager of Legends, presents a $425 check to Leah Crace and Richard Sandy for the Red Cross vehicle campaign. A Springfield Wal-Mart competitor warns that missing catalog prices will keep shoppers from price comparisons, while Smitty's spokesman Jeff Kollmeyer notes shoppers want clear costs.
ABI introduces an advanced electronics technology certificate program at the ABI Business and Technology Institute in Frederick. The curriculum covers fiber optics LANs telecommunications microcomputers and digital electronics with hands on labs and a tutoring center. Classes start December 5 for night students and January 4 1995 for day classes.
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