Porter's diner to close as Indian restaurant planned in Frederick
Letha Brown, longtime Porter's Grill proprietor, announces retirement after 30 years in Frederick. The 24 hour diner on West Patrick Street will end next Saturday, replaced by a Northern Indian restaurant linked to Indian contractors from New Jersey. Brown recalls 1962 opening with 20 cent hamburgers and homemade soups, and plans to enjoy bingo, family time, and memories.
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Wind of India to bring Kashmiri Mogul flavors to Frederick
Mrs. Chakola plans a Kashmiri Mogul inspired restaurant in Frederick featuring delicate savory dishes from Mogul era recipes. The decor mirrors Mogul arches paisley wallpaper and gold accents with two dining rooms and a banquet area.
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Bushwaiter's Fourth Anniversary Festival At Downtown Frederick
Bushwaiter's restaurant marks its fourth anniversary with seafood specials and live music. The celebration runs September 23 to 29 with entrees after 5 p.m. including a crab shrimp and scallop sampler. Music nights feature D C Motors, Bobby and the Believers Motown Show, and Brandywine Band. Reservations urged at 694.5897.
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Blue chip losses pull market back on Friday
Blue-chip stocks slipped near the close while the broader market was mixed in moderate trading. The Dow fell 8.85 to 1297.94, NYSE composite slipped 0.61 to 105.29, and volume reached 101.39 million shares. AMEX index rose 0.48 to 223.10 as S&P indices fell. The Commerce Department reported third quarter growth at 2.8 percent annual rate, with mixed revisions and doubts about 1985 growth goals. Nasdaq closed at 284.35, up 0.76.
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Economy grows 2.8 percent in third quarter
U S government data show the economy expanding at 2.8 percent in the July September period, below Reagan administration hopes. Inflation remains tame with a 2.9 percent price rise, while analysts warn of a likely growth near 2 percent in 1985.
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