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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1994

Page

20

Latino Entertainers Dominate Hispanic Business Earnings

Latino entertainers led 1993 to 1994 income with Julio Iglesias at about 51.4 million from appearances albums and merchandise. The top ten includes Gloria Estefan Geraldo Rivera Charlie Sheen Emilio Estevez Placido Domingo Tito Puente Carlos Santana Jerry Garcia and Chayanne with earnings ranging from 38.5 million to 11.5 million.

Julio Iglesis Iglesias Hispanic Business Magazine Gloria Estefan Geraldo Rivera Charlie Sheen Emilio Estevez Placido Domingo Tito Puente Carlos Santana Jerry Garcia Chayanne

AAA offers new CD-ROM trip planner for members

AAA unveils ASA Trip Planner CD ROM selling for 59.95 that replicates AAAS Tourbooks data. The program runs on IBM compatible PCs with Windows and CD ROM drive, providing narrative directions, maps, mileage and travel time for up to nine stops. Life after Kodak Kay R Whitmore discusses a new mission as a Mormon missionary.

American Automobile Association AAAS Graeme Clarke United States Association ASA Trip Planner Kodak Kay R. Whitmore

Earnings rise with education study shows Census data

The Census Bureau reports higher earnings correlate with higher education. In 1992 average annual earnings were $48,653 for advanced degrees, $32,629 for bachelors, and $28,? for high school graduates. Lifetime estimates rise from high school to professional degrees, with doctorates at about $2.14 million and professional degrees at $3.01 million.

Amusement parks ride high in changing market

Amusement park business climbs as admissions hit record levels in New York and nationwide. About 267 million visitors visited 400 parks in 1993, up from 243 million in 1983, with spending near four billion dollars by 1992. Most parks are family owned, and growth is fueled by smaller regional parks expanding, especially those with water-based rides.

New York State International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions Federal Commerce Department Amusement Parks Disney Universal Six Flags Amusement Parks Tim O'Brien Amusement Business

Probe finds head trader behind Kidder phantom profits

New York Times reports an internal Kidder, Peabody probe blames Joseph Jett for creating 350 million in phony profits while logs show he acted alone. The study cites a breakdown in supervision and fault by two senior executives, noting widespread risk tolerance within the firm.

Kidder, Peabody & Co Joseph Jett Wall Street Kidder Arriv Ing Jett

May and Bon-Ton expand reach in New York and Pa.

Local retailers watch as May Department Stores and The Bon-Ton Stores push growth in New York and northeastern Pennsylvania. May buys McCurdy & Co. and Hess's stores while Bon-Ton adds AM & W and Hess's outlets. Hess's stores in Syracuse area will close by year end. Carousel Center adds a Lord & Taylor, and store changes ripple across the region.

New York Pennsylvania May Department Stores Co St. Louis Kaufmann Lord & Taylo Flene Bon-Ton Stores Bon-Ton May Rochester Thomas C. Wilmot Wilmorite Inc Syracuse Hess Hess's Ilmot Lord & Taylor Carousel Center Pleway Watertown Ithaca Hoon-Ton

Low-cost checking accounts touted for the poor in New York

Consumer advocates and bank representatives praise a Banking Board proposal requiring banks to offer low-cost no-frills checking. The plan sets a $24 initial deposit, no minimum balance, and a $3 monthly fee with eight free withdrawals. National banks may oppose. public comment sought with final regulation due in October. Public Interest Research Group notes broad impact beyond New York.

New York Travis Plunkett New York Public Interest Research Group California Bill Boise New York State Bankers Association State Banking Board Boise Banking Board State Banking Department Clare &. Sykes Banking Department Nypirg New York State Syracuse Geddes Federal Savings & Loan Seneca Federal Savings & Loan First Federal Savings & Loan of Rochester Plunket Bosies Jim Mulder

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