Frederick Alzheimer's Clinic Opens In Maryand
The Frederick Alzheimer's Disease Clinic opened at 10 N Jefferson St Suite 301 Frederick led by Dr Edward Feher a neuropsychologist and memory disorders expert in response to growing public awareness and funding. The clinic provides diagnosis support and family services with social work notes from Linda Procter and input from Drs Feher Raphaelson and others.
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Frederick Alzheimer's Disease Clinic Recently Opened At 10 N. Jefferson St
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General Motors reports third quarter loss of 752.9 million
General Motors Corp posted a third quarter loss of 752.9 million, down from last year. The company cited sluggish North American auto demand and a nine day UAW strike that reduced production by 45,000 units, including Saturn cars. Revenue across all subsidiaries reached 29.4 billion.
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Check fraud costs banks 568 million last year
Washington AP report: American Bankers Association survey finds check fraud cost commercial banks 568 million dollars in the past year, driven mainly by forged checks. The study of 459 banks notes large banks see higher fraud despite precautions, with 13 percent overall recovery.
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D.C
Record Investments in U S Plants Reach $102 Billion in 1990
The Census Bureau reports 1990 saw manufacturing firms spend 102 billion dollars on new plants and equipment marking the first year above 100 billion. Chemical industries led with 15 billion, with paper products and transportation equipment following. California topped state spending at 9.6 billion, machinery accounted for 85.7 billion of new capex, while 16.3 billion went to buildings and other structures. An extra 4.5 billion was spent on used buildings and machinery.
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Noland reports best third quarter earnings since 1988
Noland Co. reports third quarter net income of 1.1 million or 32 cents per share, up from last year and the highest for Q3 since 1988. Nine month net income totals 2.0 million or 55 cents per share, versus a loss of 631,300 or 17 cents per share last year. Third quarter sales reach 109.6 million, up 64 percent, and nine month sales total 312.0 million, up 7.4 percent from 1991.
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FCFC reports third quarter net income of 650k
First Citizens Financial Corp parent Citizens Savings Bank posts a 650000 profit or 31 cents a share for the third quarter, reversing a 978000 loss or 47 cents per share a year ago. Nine month 1992 net income totals 1.9 million or 89 cents, versus a 5.1 million loss or 2.47 per share last year.
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Market slides amid mixed trading ahead of election
New York stocks showed a choppy session as traders awaited next week's election. The Dow fell 5.13 to 3,251.40 while advancers topped decliners about 5 to 4 on the NYSE. Volume reached an estimated 206.29 million shares as of 4 p.m. EST with mixed readings across the major indices.
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Yen Drops as Dollar Climbs on Tokyo Exchange
The dollar rose to 123.02 yen in Tokyo trading while the Nikkei 225 index fell, closing at 16,437.71, down 77 points. The weak stock market and stronger dollar weighed on Tokyo shares and sentiment.
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AVEMCO reports third quarter earnings drop in 1992
AVEMCO Corp. of Frederick reports third quarter 1992 net earnings of 1.5 million dollars or 13 cents a share, down from 2.9 million dollars or 25 cents. Chairman William Condon cites Hurricane Andrew losses, higher aviation casualty losses, and greater loss severity. Nine month 1992 earnings total 7.6 million dollars or 63 cents per share, versus 12.3 million dollars or 1.07 per share last year.
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