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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1983

Page

8

Business briefs highlight new hires and promotions across companies

Richard B. Green joins John Hanson Savings Fed, Cdeat as senior vice president and chief scandal officer while serving as chief executive of Farmers and Merchants Bank in Frederick. Dr. Marc Fisher becomes periodontist at Dental Care of America Fredericks Towne Mall location. Asbury Jr. CPA and Mount St Mary’s College graduate joins Mount St Mary’s College business department after teaching accounting 1962-70. Thomas B. Trott, top producer at Federal Home Companies Insurance, represents Alexander & Alexander in Baltimore and belongs to the firm’s Presidents Club. George F. Brecht Jr. named VP administration at Digital Systems Corp., Walkersville, CPA with Iona College background. Prudential Insurance agents at Monocacy Village Office pass NASD exam for mutual funds and variable life plans: Andy Baum, Charlie Boller, Dave Ratliff, Dale Tracy. Brad Cornell and Jim Eyler already licensed. Lawrence Graves promoted to staff assistant at Washington Gas Light Cos Northwest Station with 25 years in field ops. William P. Simons elected president of DC chapter, Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters. Tenly Enterprises names Steven Mazart VP and general counsel and Paul Reilly VP of marketing. both formerly with Gino’s Inc.

M. Doobar Digital Systems Corp Walkersville Arthur Young & Co Iona College Monocacy Village Prudential Insurance National Association of Securities Dealers Andy Baum Charlie Boller Dave Ratliff Dale Tracy Brad Cornell Jim Eyler Lawrence Graves Frederick Northwest Station Washington Gas Light Co Graves William P. Simons Ml CPCU CLU Rust Jackson Cross Insurance Associates Washington, D.C District of Columbia Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters Tenly Enterprises Rockville Steven L. Mazart Paul J. Reilly Tenly Rustler Mozart and Reilly Gino's Inc

Mathias aide attacks deficits and tax indexing plans

A spokesman for Sen Charles Mathias criticized the deficit as the main barrier to recovery and argued that indexing taxes to inflation is not the answer. Ralph Oman, standing in for Mathias, spoke to the Frederick Chamber on economy, deficits, and political posturing, noting a goal to cut the 6.5 percent GDP deficit to 3 percent by 1986.

Ralph Oman Chamber of Commerce Charles McC. Mathias Donna Lane Chamber Peter Aylen Ed Waters Jr R-Md Subcommittee On Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks Frederick County Watson's Family Mathias Senate Foreign Relations Committee Oman Congress Reagan Washington

Weirton Steel workers vote to create largest employee owned firm

Weirton Steel workers approve a plan to form the nation’s largest employee owned company after 18 months of uncertainty. The buyout hinges on settling lawsuits, with ISU and IGU reporting high turnout and a price tag of about 386 million dollars for the mill, involving large pay and benefits concessions.

Weirton Steel Workers U.S Weirton W. Va Olow Valley Independent Steelworkers Union Independent Guard Union ISU Walter Bush IGU Millsop Penny Place Bill Bowen Bowen National Intergroup National

Market slip follows Apple drop on earnings news

NEW YORK AP Stocks edged lower Friday as traders took profits after recent gains. Apple Computer tumbled 84 to 24% in over the counter trading after the company warned earnings for the quarter ending Sept 30 would fall sharply. Dow Jones industrial average eased 1.93 to 1255.59, with volume at 3.18 million NYSE shares. RCA jumped 254 to 334 after agreeing to sell CIT Financial to Manufacturers Hanover for 1.5 billion.

NEW York Apple Computer Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange RCA CIT Financial Hanover American Telephone & Telegraph NYSE

Free management help offered by Frostburg State students

Frostburg State College offers field experience through its Masters of Science in Management. Graduate students work with local private and nonprofit organizations in Frederick and Hagerstown, earning three credits and delivering a written report at the 14 week end. For details contact Cathy Ashley in Hagerstown or the Center for Management Development.

Frederick Montgomery County Frostburg State Colege Terry Gaston Frostburg State College Center For Management Development Gastot Hagerstown Gaston Frostburg Management Cathy Ashley

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