Bennett asks judge to quit over alleged bias
In a letter, former Bennett Companies officer accuses Judge Martin of bias. The case involves a $209 million forfeiture and claims Bennett did not commit crimes. Sentencing has been delayed with a 20 to 30 year potential range tied to asset recovery by his wife. Bennett denies guilt and appeals courts rejected removal bids.
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Executive Moves Highlight MVP Health and Local Firms
Kelly Shea Bradley named director of communications at MVP Health Plan overseeing marketing communications strategic planning and advertising sales support and Internet marketing. Paul Byrne joins C S Companies Facilities Design Group as senior project engineer handling structural design renovations investigations and management. Mark Proud of Cicero becomes art director at Designworks Syracuse. Elisa Cherchio of Marcellus joins as production manager coordinating quoting purchasing and quality control.
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Cicero
Designworks Advertising Inc
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Utica
State University College At
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Marcellus
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Syracuse University
Nimo urges customers switch energy offers for incentives
Niagara Mohawk residential customers are urged to switch to other energy suppliers under the Power Choice settlement. A two year period offers a $1 monthly credit and a 0.7 cent per kilowatt hour rate, with about 20 000 to 30 000 customers expected to switch. Martinez says incentives come from the settlement to encourage customer churn and to prompt calls to the PSC web site for approved providers.
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New York State Consumer Protection Board
Niagara Mohawk
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Lee Klasowski
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Tax deadline and growing pages of tax rules in 1995
New Yorkers face May 3 as Tax Freedom Day while federal filing hinges on last minute rules and electronic submissions. IRS data show refunds totaled 138 billion last year with average 1795 each. last minute filers can use main post office at 5640 E Taft Rd Cicero to file by midnight.
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Bargains attract investors amid volatile market
New Yorkers worry about snapping up blue chip stocks as the Dow and Nasdaq show gains while the broader market retreats. Brokers urge caution, advise waiting for a fuller bottom, and stress diversified portfolios. Some clients focus on tax strategies rather than stock picks, with margin calls largely absent among Edward Jones clients.
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Joseph O'Connor
Syracuse
Randy Powers
A.G. Edwards & Sons
DeWitt
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Powers
Peter Salmon
Edward Jones
Salmon
Workers Split Over Eagle Union Drive In Drizzle
Pro and anti union factions clashed in a quiet drizzle as Eagle Companics workers near a Wednesday vote on union representation. About 60 activists from the plant and nearby unions rallied across Henry Clay Boulevard in Clay, urging their side as workers from the 3:25 p.m. shift departed. Pro supporters cited demands for more say on conditions, higher pay, sick days, a better pension and profit sharing, while a small counter group in yellow smiles claimed current benefits are adequate.
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Eagle Companics
Henry Clay Boulevard
Clay
Eagle
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Sandy Wright
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