Dataflex stock eyed as potential bet in IRA
Malcolm Berko notes Dataflex in Clearwater Florida, with IBM and Apple as clients, 5.6 million shares outstanding and debt at 16 million. He cites revenue growth from 47 million in 1992 to 168 million in 1996, a recent profit rebound after divisi on sales, and a potential rise to 7 to 10 dollars per share within years.
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PAR Technology Sees Q1 Loss Amid Revenue Drop
PAR Technology Corp expects a first quarter 1997 loss as revenue guidance falls to 16.5 to 17.5 million dollars from 25.5 million a year earlier. Chairman John Sammon cited Burger King hardware sale delays, with potential sale in Q2, as a primary factor in the downturn. PAR, known for cash registers and transaction data systems, trades on the NYSE.
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John Sammon
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Wendy's
Taco Bell
Centro meeting on Fayetteville bus routes
A public meeting to discuss Centro bus service in Fayetteville is scheduled for 6 p.m. on April 16 in the basement of the Fayetteville Fire Department at 423 East Genesee Street. Local residents and riders are invited to share concerns and ask questions about route changes and service levels.
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Fayetteville
The Sound Garden Explores Growth In Syracuse Music Store
The Sound Garden at 124 Walton St in Armory Square Syracuse run by manager Jon Keller sells records tapes and CDs and is a Ticketmaster location. It opened in December stocks over 20000 titles in 2700 square feet and plans more space for CDs with emphasis on hardcore straight edge and ambient music.
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Walton St
Armory Square
Syracuse
Jon Keller
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Carrier Dome
Mimi Fishman
Styleen
Rhythm Palace
Fishman
Jon Fishman
Phish
Keller
Johnathan Keller
Funeral chain adds third Syracuse home
Service Corporation International bought Hollis Funeral Home at 1105 W. Genesee St. in Syracuse, its third area acquisition in two years. SCI, a Houston firm, runs 2,882 funeral homes and 345 cemeteries, with NY holdings including Pirro & Sons and Ragozzi Twins in Solvay. The company posted profits of 265.29 million on 2.29 billion in sales last year.
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Service Corporation International
Hollis Funeral Home
W. Genesee St
SCI
Frank Rinaudo
Charles Hollis
Funeral Home
Bordynski Funeral Home
Hollis
North America
Europe
Pacific Rim
Pirro & Sons Inc. Funeral Home
North Side
Ragozzi Twins Funeral Home
Solvay
Pirro
New_York ae Exchange
Airlines trim fares in spring sale across routes
A spring fare sale cuts prices on many routes through next fall. Northwest Airlines offers up to 45 percent discounts within the 48 states and Canada, with Syracuse departures best on Tuesday Wednesday or Saturday. Tickets go on sale now and must be used by November 4, with 14 days advance purchase and many fares requiring a Saturday night stay. Other airlines offer similar discounts this month, with nonrefundable tickets.
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Contiguous States
Canada
Northwest
Syracuse
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Lakefront aquarium pitched as Syracuse entertainment draw
The lakefront plan in Syracuse envisions an 80,000 square foot two level aquarium on a 10 acre site at Kirkpatrick and Van Rensselaer. Investors led by Ai Dal Pas expect a $36 to $40 million project with dry exhibits a 3-D theater and marine displays. A restaurant with shark tank, gift shop and outdoor exhibit are planned to keep crowds returning.
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Arcitect Ai Dailas
Millon
Dal Pas
Stantly
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van Rensselaer
Regional executives named in business announcements
Linda Hevner is regional marketing manager for MVP Health Plan in Syracuse with prior roles at Blue Cross Blue Shield Central New York. Dennis Bowen named vice president of information technology at First Penn-Pacific Life Insurance in Oakbrook Terrace. Thomas Manger becomes general manager of Tracey Road Equipment in East Syracuse. Ted Grace joins Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce as director of Pan-African business development. Larry Vozzo named senior vice president at Blass and Bouck & Lee in Syracuse. Mark Mayer, Syracuse real estate broker, reported 179 transactions totaling over 20 million for 1996 and named top home sales agent since 1992.
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Cazenovia
MVP Health Plan
Syracuse
Hevner
Mareeting
Sail
Utica
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Central New York
Dennis P. Bowen
Wheaton
First Penn-Pacific Life Insurance Co
Oakbrook
Til Bowen
Unity Mutual Life Insurance Co
Tracey Freightliner
Albany Inc
Albany
Ted Grace
Greater
Mayer
Women claim growing role in Central New York car sales
Central New York dealerships report rising female participation on the sales floor as buyers and sellers. National data show 16,800 U.S. female auto sales staff, about 8 percent, with higher shares at Saturn GM. Local example at Saturn of Syracuse notes 25 percent women among 12 staff.
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Auto Dealers Assn
United States
Dealers Association
General Motors
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Saturn
Nada
Wallis Amica
Syracuse
Amica
Leslie Roling
Brewerton
Delta Airlnes
Roling
Burdick
Ford
Roberts
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