Banks tighten CRA rules to expand minority lending push
Regulators unveil a full overhaul of Community Reinvestment Act rules for banks and savings institutions, stressing performance over paperwork. The plan, due to take effect July 1, 1996, faces mixed reactions from consumer advocates and bankers who warn of increased big-bank paperwork while smaller banks may see less burden.
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London Fog saves Baltimore plant with temporary closure
London Fog workers vote to keep the Baltimore assembly plant open under a plan that saves 320 jobs while closing the Hancock and Williamsport facilities. The Baltimore plant will shut briefly and reopen in January with new equipment as London Fog seeks state and city aid for rents and worker training.
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Salisbury Technologies opens at Grumman plant in Maryland
Salisbury Technologies, a Corella Industries subsidiary, opens at a former Grumman electronics plant in Salisbury with 60 workers and aims to hire up to 250 next year and 500 in two years. Wicomico County leased the site to the company after acquiring plant and equipment from Grumman. ribbon cutting attended by Gov. Schaefer.
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Dow Switches Higher As Wall Street Closes Up
Blue chips rebounded from a four session slump while a broad range of stocks posted mixed results as investors awaited a Federal Reserve policy meeting. The Dow rose 17.49 to 3849.24 as late gains offset earlier declines. Market volume was 272.53 million on the NYSE.
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Grain futures swing as Chicago Board of Trade opens mixed
Grain futures mainly hover around the open with wheat and oats showing modest moves. Wheat contracts range from about 3.98 to 4.02 per bushel across December to July positions, while soybeans and oats display varied quotes and higher volume activity. Open interest climbs as markets digest supply hints and demand cues.
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T-bills rise as auction yields climb to three-year high
Washington AP reports Treasury sold 11.7 billion in three month bills at 4.79 percent and 11.6 billion in six month bills at 5.22 percent, up from 4.61 and 5.05 percent respectively.
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