Optimistic U S economy seen growing through 1997
Economists from NABE project 1996 GDP up 2.3 percent and 1997 at 2.3 percent, with faster overall growth and easing inflation. They foresee modest rate hikes, higher long rates restraining housing, offset by strong consumer spending and rising exports. Risks include entitlement spending but recession odds remain low.
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Downtown Frederick group elects Rogers as president
Archie Rogers of Rogers Office Equipment was elected president of the Downtown Frederick Association at a Monday night meeting. Terry Mauzy will serve as vice president, Dennis Brown stepped down after serving as president previously, and members heard from two publications and the Holiday Committee about Christmas plans.
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Washington County
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Anne Gibson Snyder
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Historic District Commission
Local Graduates and Promotions Highlight Maryland News
Amy Tomasulo earns a University of Maryland degree in secondary math education and will teach at North Harford Middle School in Harford County. Michele Mills joins Linton, Shafer & Co as associate, active in Maryland CPA circles. David Kolb named HR director for La Plata County Colorado after international consulting. Suzie Evans, Frederick, earns 1896 National Sales Award for Longaberger.
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Labertytown
Michele KR Mills
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Linton, Shafer & Co
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Frederick
Longaberger Co
Longaberger
Treasury auctions show lower rates on short bills
Washington AP reports Treasury sold 111 billion in three month bills at an average discount of 5.17 percent, down from 5.19 percent last week, and 112 billion in six month bills at 5.30 percent, down from 5.38 percent. The three month yield is the lowest since 5.07 percent on August 26 and the six month yield the lowest since 5.16 percent on August 26.
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Baker Watts Inc
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Chicago
Miller named AAALAC executive director
Dr John G Miller of Frederick has been named executive director of AAALAC International a Rockville nonprofit accrediting group promoting high standards of animal care and use The longtime federal service veteran directed NIH animal welfare programs and helped develop USDA requirements earning NIH Director's Award in 1991 and 13 Uniformed Service Awards He and wife Maria reside in Frederick with ties to Hood College Graduate School advisory board
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Hood College Graduate School Advisory Board
Revco pursues Big B merger amid management opposition
Revco D S Inc starts a 330 million tender offer for Big B Inc at 15 per share for 22 million shares. Revco already owns about 12 million Big B shares, or 54 percent, as Rite Aid’s failing 18 billion bid looms. Also, ShopKo and Phar-Merink announce a combined 1 billion deal with 13 0 stores across multiple states.
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Disney aids Hunt Valley firm with Monday Night Football tie in
A Hunt Valley software maker OverTime Sports gains strong backing from Disney and ABC Sports for its Monday Night Football game. Disney's marketing reach includes ABC announcers and NFL game promotions. A bus with 11 computers will travel the country for 14 weeks visiting each MNF site, with blimp footage used for promotion.
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Walt Disney Co
ABC Sports
Disney
Deb Wahler
ABC Television
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