Frederick officials earn sales honors and bank executives named
Pat Curran and Janie Dean of Blue Cross Maryland earned top sales honors for the second quarter of 1981 at the Frederick regional office. Bob Heffner led five months of Prudential Insurance sales at Monocacy Village, with Paul Wireman ranking second. Nicodemus named director of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies. seven Maryland National Bank executives promoted to senior vice president. A tax-law forum at Hood College Oct. 3 will feature local finance experts.
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Pat Curran
Frederick
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Maryland
Janie Dean
Curran
Dean
Bob Heffner
Monosacy Village
Prudential Insurance Co
Paul Wireman
Toronto
Heffner
Hawaii
Charles A. Nicodemus
Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick County
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Canada
Europe
Nicodemus
Maryland Association
Pennsylvania Association
Maryland National Bank
Baltimore
Richard C. Bandiere
Henry D. Felton
Harry C. Gottwall
Anne Arundel County
Timothy D. McMillin
Metropolitan Commercial Banking
F. Lawrence Silbernage Jr
Montgomery County
W. Cameron Slack
International
Hugh A. Woltzen
Maryland National Industrial Finance Corp
Tatem Hall
Hood College
Chamber of Commerce
Frederck County
Anelude John Dallavalie
Ed Huebner
Mark Alexander
Ed Garett
Donna Lane
Carl Hildebrand
Chamber
Economic decline accelerates as durable goods orders drop
The government reports a sharp September decline in non-defense durable goods orders led by a 9.5 percent drop in capital goods and a 7 percent fall in transportation as economist Edward Yardeni warns the economy may further weaken. Inflation-adjusted GNP fell 0.6 percent in Q3 after a 4.8 percent drop in Q2, signaling possible recession.
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U.S
Edward Yardeni
EF. Hutton & Co, Inc
Commerce Department
Sandra Shaber
Chase Econometrics Associates Inc
General Motors Corp
Sharp
Ward
Automotive
Salaries vary for attorneys and top earners in industry
The piece notes average and median attorney incomes with ranges from under 16,500 to over 64,828, outlines who may be the highest and lowest earners in business and government, and cites a 194-page survey by Dr. Steven Langer. It also covers paralegal pay, and compares these to broader economic data including motor fuel taxes and auto industry results from 1961.
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U.S
Steven Langer
Abbott, Langer & Associates
P.O
Park Forest
Til
Philadelphia
New York City
Chicago
Vicinity
Law School
Midwestern
Shoestring investing via NAIC plan offers low commissions
New York reports that 3,500 thrifty investors have flocked to the National Association of Investors plan allowing small, fractional stock purchases with minimal fees. Since founding, participants average 25.6 percent gains plus dividends. members pay $16.50 yearly and $5 initial commission to NAIC, then gain automatic reinvestment and quarterly adds.
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New York
National Association of Investors
NAIC
Te Naic
Royal Oak, Mich
P.O. Box
Stock prices retreat as economy shows weakness
New York reports a sliding market with the Dow down 2.76 to 848.27 and the NYSE composite at 69.39. The S P 400 drops 53 to 133.73 while NASDAQ edges up 0.05 to 192.43. Money market funds rise to a record 166.9 billion amid high rates and lower total trading volume.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Investment Company Institute
Mutual Fund Trade Association
Standard & Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Hudson’s Bay Oil & Gas
Indonesia
Amex
Production Down in U S Oil Output from 1970 to 1980
Domestic U S oil production fell from 9.6 million barrels per day in 1970 to 8.6 million bpd in 1980, including Alaskan crude.
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U.S
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Combined Insurance Company of America
New Cumberland
Peter Terpeluk Jr
Lower Moreland Township
U.S Small Business Administration
Hood
Louis L. Goldstein
Jerry G. Carey
National Association of the Underwriters
Carlos Mercado
Wrrm
Dean Cunniil
NASC
Aetna Life & Casualty
American Natural Resources
Ashland Oil
Brown- Forman
Central Illinois Public Service
Chesebrough-Pond
Edwa
Ters JR
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Frederick, Md
Business Edlier
Aerox
Ronald Dickinson
Cate
Chen
Tung
Yours
XEROX
Colonial Drive
Hagerstown
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Exxon
Fairchild
Gulf Oil
IBM
Kmart
Litton
Marriott Corp
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Usfgak
Warner
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