Liberty is staying suburban while opening office in town

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Liberty Property Trust intends to open an office in Center City to manage projects focusing on urban initiatives throughout the U.S. The new office will initially concentrate on Liberty's planned 52-story Center City office building.

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Liberty Property Trust reveals a bolder design for new tower

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Liberty Property Trust presents the plan for a granite and glass structure of a skyscraper that it wants to build in Philadelphia, expected to become the new center of the cable-television industry. It is assumed that the design for this new skyscraper would be for the tallest building in Philadelphia and would draw jobs to the city.

Contracts & orders received, Facilities & equipment, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Contracts & orders let, Cable television broadcasting industry, Contracts, Buildings and facilities, Contract agreement

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Entrepreneur starts small, but he is thinking big

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Montgomery County, PA-based Materials Resources International Inc. President Ronald W. Smith is involved in soldering and brazing. The products being developed by Smith do not contain ingredients that cause corrosion down the road. Smith, who taught engineering at Drexel University for 10 years, said the materials enhance the reliability of aircraft engines, satellites and computer chips, at lower manufacturing costs. Aside from Smith, the other principal of the new firm is Erich Lugscheider of the Technical University of Aachen, Germany. The firm, which operates out of a building on Elm Avenue in North Wales, obtained $2.5 million in government research grants.

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President Ronald W. Smith is involved in soldering and brazing

Metal Heat Treating, Brazing, Article, Materials Resources International Inc.

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