Swinging Start Fox Series Aims To Break Sitcom Mold
John Kruk begins his season with three hits shortly after completing radiation treatment. The storyline highlights Fox's new series blending comedy with a daring approach to Black sitcom traditions.
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Fox
Advanham BA Dia PauSim
Wee
John Kruk
Nestle to expand Fulton plant with Crunch Disk Santa Series
Nestle Chocolate and Confections plans a 50 million expansion at its Fulton facility near Fay and South Sixth streets. Two new production lines will manufacture Nestle Crunch, Chunky, Milk Chocolate and Baking bars along with a new Crunch Disk Santa Series. Ground-breaking was scheduled for today with first line due to start in May 1995. The project cuts some hourly jobs but may save others through attrition and reassignment, while management embraces a team approach and potential new sales boosting outcomes.
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Nestle Chocolate
Fulton
Nestle Food Corp
Curt Norpell
Norpell
Nestle
Fay and
South Sixth Streets
Stephen Chirello
Ed Wagner & Associates
Chirello
John MacLean
United Food and Chocolate Workers
MacLean
Chiefs Home Opener Signals New Stadium Plans
Opening day at MacArthur Stadium pits Syracuse Chiefs against an uncertain future as Onondaga County funds a $32 million ballpark to open in 1996. Local vendors Baldwin and Hastings anticipate strong business as the season begins amid transition.
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Baldwin
Syracuse
Club
Onondaga County
MacArthur
Baldwin, Dent
Melanoma Vaccine Cuts Recurrence After Surgery
Scientists report a patient specific vaccine made from a melanoma tumor combined with an immune stimulator reduced cancer recurrence. After three years 60 percent remained cancer free versus 20 percent with surgery alone, suggesting potential for other cancers and faster synthetic peptide vaccines.
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San Francisco
David Berd
Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia
Berd
American Association For Cancer Research
Joseph Bertino
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York
Air strikes expand in Bosnia as Serbs face new threat
The Clinton administration backs NATO strikes around Gorazde to shield U N peacekeepers amid Serb shelling. American ground troops stay out while U N commander General Rose directs the operation with air power. The move aims to push Serbs toward negotiations and deter attacks on civilians.
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Bosnia
Clinton
NATO
U.S
U.N
Michael Rose
Warren Christopher
Gorazde
Rose
Bosnia-Herzegovina
The Name Write Off and the 1998 Tax Law Change
A satirical look at a proposed deduction for a family name on joint 1993 returns. It illustrates calculating a $150000 name value spread over 15 years to reduce taxable income, then notes such deduction is not allowed under the 1998 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.
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U.S
Tax shifts dampen corporate revenue in Barrett Steele study
The two tax society excerpt argues corporate tax collection has fallen over five decades, letting firms merge to write off intangible assets on tax returns. It notes depreciation practices reduce reported corporate taxes and impact the average taxpayer.
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America
Donald L. Barrett
James B. Steele
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