Goldstein says state's economic outlook good
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein told the Baltimore Ad Club that the state weathered the national recession and expects continued growth. He cited 1.5 percent accuracy over 1975–1979 and projected 10 to 11 percent real growth in the state income tax next year, with 1979 sales and income tax gains near 250 million over 1978.
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What price non success OSHA critique from chamber of commerce
The U S Chamber of Commerce questions OSHA’s cost to taxpayers and business since 1971, noting nearly $1 billion in public spending and $25 billion in compliance costs. It cites rising serious injuries and fatalities, and warns OSHA’s push to regulate carcinogens could require up to $88 billion, questioning value and feasibility.
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Suburban Bancorp Reports Third Quarter Earnings Rise
Suburban Bancorp posts consolidated income before securities transactions of 4.028 million or 7 cents a share for Q3, up from 3.665 million or 6 cents. Nine-month operating income hits 95.419 million, with assets around 14 trillion. Suburban Trust Co runs 64 offices in Maryland near Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis. other units include Thurmont Bank, The Peppers Bank of Hancock, Suburban Funding Corp and Suburban Mortgage Activities Inc.
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