IronGate Graphics Highlights Designer Role at Office Show
Frederick County Office Show features IronGate Graphics offering 300 in design services. President Charlene Hennessy stresses message impact, client needs, and tailored design from research to print. They showcase ads, brochures, logos, and new computer tools for faster, lower cost service.
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IronGate
IonGate Graphics
Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Charlene Hennessy
Ms. Fennessy
Ms. Hennessy
IronGate Graphics
Columbia
Frederick
Ground breaking for long term care center in Montgomery County
A 60 bed residential center at Life Sciences Center advances after a symbolic overturning of the plot by more than 200 guests. The $3 million facility, opening fall 1988, will serve children and teens with mood and behavior disorders, emphasizing family involvement and ongoing school at Braschart School. Rep. Connie Morella attended, noting the large treatment gap and need for in state care.
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Montgomery County
Life Sciences Center
Connie Morella
Psychiatric Institute of
Morella
Regional Institute For Children and
Braschart School
Greg Steele
Maryland
World Bank seeks big rise in lending
The United States backs a sharp increase in World Bank lending to developing countries, with Barber Conable urging a boost from about 94 billion to roughly 80 billion and financing spread to Latin America Africa and Asia. Reagan administration officials say the move aims to sustain aid amid rising needs and aid commitments to private lenders.
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Washington
Treasury
Conable
James A. Baker III
World Bank
Cangre Bank
Bui Btion
Nation Organization
Unite
Aker
Reagan
Barber Conable
World Ital
Anl
Brazil
National Temporary Help Week Highlighted
Terry W. Culler reports National Temporary Help Week from Oct 4 to 10, noting the industry’s rapid growth, use by 9 in 10 American companies, and benefits to workers and firms. The piece covers job mobility, diverse temp roles, cost savings, and industry competition with firms offering wide services.
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Dunhill
Standard Federal groundbreaking set at Frederick center
Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association will break ground for its Frederick Corporate Operations Center at 9 a.m. Tuesday Oct. 6. The 180000 square foot facility on the corporate campus developed by J F Forstman Co at 1270 Md 85 is to begin Oct. 12 and finish by Dec. 31 1988. The center will house data center corporate operations mortgage servicing and employ about 700 with total Standard Federal and subsidiaries at roughly 1100. Jobs are being recruited. call 258-1386. Attending will be Allan Lang Marvin Lang James A Steele Til Randy Garlock Frederick County Commissioners President J Anita Stup Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young Rep Beverly B Byron and other officials. Standard Federal, headquartered in Gaithersburg, chartered 1986, has 19 branches in several counties and aims to become top servicer of federally insured thrifts in Maryland after a $3% billion mortgage servicing acquisition and over $9 billion in servicing nationwide.
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Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association
Frederick
Westview
J.F. Forstman Co
Allan Lang
Marvin Lang
Man
James A. Steele Til
Randy Garlock
Frederick County
J. Anita Stup
Ronald N. Young
Beverly B. Byron
D-Sixth
Standard Federal
Gaithersburg
Montgomery
Price Georges
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
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United Way
ProNet
YMCA
Art Association
Women's Fair
Women’s Center
Washington Art Directors Club
Sheraton Inn
Harriet Wise
Charlene Koehler Hennessy
Broschart
RCM Associates
S. Market Street
Peabody
John P. Donoghue
Franklin St. Hagerstown
Fikidder
Terry W. Culler
Department of Labor
America
Congress
Shay Mere
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Standard Fed
Eral and Its
Human Resources Department
Chevy Chase
Tony Frederick
Patrick Street
Super Cheking
Choy King
Statement Sang Sekine
Seni Riteatly Wihdraes
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