Real estate seminar promoter touts riches via big book
Bryan Kroff, a 31 year old from Salt Lake City, promotes real estate investing at a Hilton Inn talk. He claims real estate outperforms other investments, details a compounding buy-rent strategy, and sells $115 book and cassette packages with a 30 day guarantee.
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Salt Lake City
Bryan Kroff
Hilton Inn
Buckley Road
Kroff
National Institute For Financial Planning
Institute
Mark Haroldson
Business leaders advance in Central New York firms and nonprofits
Peter K. McShane and Frederick K. Miller receive promotions and leadership posts in Syracuse area finance and arts groups. Lynn M. Bardenett joins a Charlotte Marriott as personnel director. Lorraine Smorol-Caruso is named marketing manager for the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. William Rosenberger chairs the Cultural Resources Council board. Additional appointments include Barbara Devendorf at Agway, Donald Cotter at NewChannels, Dale Conklin at S. M. Flickinger, and promotions at Key Bank to assistant secretaries John Shepard and Daniel Vetter.
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Peter K. McShane
McShane Associates
Syracuse
Greater
Lynn M. Bardenett
Charlotte
N.C
Marriott
Bardenett
le Moyne College
Charlotte Post
Worcester, Mass
Lorraine Smorol-Caruso
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Smorol-Caruso
Civic Morning Musicals
Syracuse University
Manlius-Pebble Hill School
William Rosenberger
Key Bank of
Central New York
Cultural Resources Council
Onondaga County
Donald Cotter
Rome
NewChannels Cable Television
NewChannels
NBC
Wsyr TV
New York
Cotter
Marist College
Poughkeepsie
Goldome Bank offers home equity line of credit products
Goldome Bank for Savings, one of two banks in the United States offering a home equity line of credit, says the program targets upscale borrowers and carries a variable 12.45 percent rate. Unlike a second mortgage, interest is paid only on funds actually drawn, with home collateral and risk of loss if unpaid.
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Goldome Bank For Savings
N. Mark Wright
Buffalo Bank
Syracuse
Wright
San Francisco
Crocker National Bank
Shearson/American Express
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
New York State
Travel boom as economy strengthens boosts vacation plans
Central New Yorkers report rising travel as economy and dollar firm. Agents cite pent up demand, bargains abroad, and lower fares boosting bookings. Industry changes like deregulation expand choices while maintaining agency commissions. Travel executives note 30 percent uptick over last summer and a shift from cars to air travel.
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al Johnson
Prick-Orrick Travel
Johnson
Meher
John Mancini
Peo
Schwartz
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Brian Kroff
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Money Matters
James H. O'Connor
Frederick K. Miller
Marine Midland Bank
Miller
Baldwinsville
Kansas City
Missouri
Westminster College
The
State University At Buffalo
Chittenanga
Country Foods
Agway Inc
Agway
Agway Petroleum Corporation
Suny College of Technology
Utica
Dale S. Conklin
S.M. Flickinger Co
Flickinger’s
Bank of Central New York
John R. Shepard
Shop City
Bank
Onondaga Community College
State University College of New York
Brockport
Suny Technical College
Daniel M. Vetter
Fast
Dale Easler
Equity
Howard Schwartz
ALS Travel Service
Lynn Mehen
Wilcox Travel
Mexico
Europe
People Express
Britain