Interior Department official indicted on fraud charges
A federal grand jury indicted Thomas A Frylil, director of the Minerals Management Service, on bank fraud and conspiracy charges. He is among 10 former executives and associates accused of concealing the financial condition of two Houston banks and an investment company from federal regulators.
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Interior Department
Omeral
Thomas A Frylil
Justice Department
Fry
Minerals Management Service
Houston
Number of failed banks falls to 13 year low
Regulators said the number of failed banks in the country dropped to its lowest level in 13 years. In the first half of 1993 only five banks failed, the FDIC reported, with 23 failures during the same period the previous year.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Housing affordability slips in second quarter NAR says
The National Association of Realtors reports a drop in the Housing Affordability Index to 131.2 during Q2, down from 140.6 in the prior three months. At 100.4 the index reflects the national median income meeting the amount needed for a conventional loan with 20 percent down on the median existing home.
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Ade Group
National Association of Realtors
Deadline approaches for late filers of 1993 taxes
Millions of taxpayers face a Monday deadline to file 1993 federal returns after automatic four month extensions. If missed, late penalties rise 5 percent per month to 25 percent, or taxpayers may file Form 2688 for another two month extension.
Nonfarm business productivity clipboard report
The release notes the percent change in nonfarm business productivity from the previous quarter at an annual rate, seasonally adjusted. It provides a concise overview of output per hour and efficiency trends across the sector, reflecting quarterly performance metrics.
Cautious investors keep Dow on even keel
Stocks closed mixed as traders stayed wary of inflation and rate moves. The Dow Jones industrial average edged up about 1.99 points, ending near 103,755.76 with cautious sentiment prevailing in the market.
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Dow
Appleseed Gallery Opens at Camillus Mall
Jackie Lamb owns The Appleseed Gallery in Camillus Camitus Mall offering handcrafted gifts and home decor with one employee. Opened in June, the shop targets all customers with a motto quality and good prices bring people back. Lamb, formerly a store manager, says stocking the store remains the main challenge and envisions expansion to a larger or additional store.
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Jackie Lamb
Appleseed Gallery
Camitus Mall
Camillus
Mandi Anglin
Gallinger Real Estate weighs sale of Syracuse firm
Gallinger Real Estate Inc of Syracuse plans to test the waters as buyers circle the No 1 area residential broker. John M Gallinger, who has led the eight-office operation with 43 employees and 172 agents under Better Homes and Gardens, details confidentiality deals and his preference for a gradual transition while noting continued involvement and no firm price.
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Gallinger Real Estate Inc
New York
John M Gallinger
Better Homes and Gardens
Gallinger
Gallinger Real Estate
Ing
Syracuse Association of Realtors Inc
Langley-Jones Associates
Eagan Real Estate
T.J. Maxx Moves to Fayetteville Mall Center
T.J. Maxx reopens Thursday in Fayetteville Mall after moving from Shoppingtown DeWitt, adding 4,000 square feet and displacing Herman’s Sporting Goods space. Wilmorite plans a Sears relocation to Shoppingtown, with Sears at Fayetteville to be replaced by a new P&C grocery. Talbots Kids opens Friday with identity-focused apparel. Borders Books & Music and Lord & Taylor open in Carousel Center later this year as part of a mall revitalization effort featuring a sizable music and book assortment and cafe.
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Ellen Blalgen
Ricardo DeLeon
Mike Lidell
Carousel Center
New Borders Books
Fayetteville
T.J. Maxx
Shoppingtown
DeWitt
Maxx
Wilmorite Inc
Sears
TJ Maxx
Herman's Sporting Goods
Steinbach
T J Max
P&c
Kids
Borders
Borders Books & Music
Lord & Taylor Department Store
Kmart Corp
Barnes & Noble
Employment and promotions at Syracuse area firms and banks
See mules B Billy J Owens of Syracuse appointed employment and compensation supervisor at New Process Gear Division New Venture Gear Inc East Syracuse Pamela S Knox of Care promoted to consumer to an officer at Oswego City Savings Bank Oswego Btigh O Mately of Fact Qyrarien joined the sales staff of East Syracuse Chevrolet Lane Inc of Binghamton and Andrew A Mancini Associates Awarded for safety at Associated General Contractors of America Leaweaver Advertising Design Syracuse to handle Health Services Medical Corp campaigns PNG Mortgage top residential mortgage branch ranking with 460000 loans and $36 billion principal. funded $132 billion in 1993 News about your business in Company Matters c/o Herald Journal Syracuse NY 13221.
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Billy J. Owens
Syracuse
New Process Gear Division
New Venture Gear Inc
Chrysler Orve
East
Pamela S. Knox
Oswego
New York Eyes Lifecare Centers to Retain Seniors
New York moves to keep seniors from leaving state by easing finance for life care communities. Noting hampered by earlier laws, counties may issue tax exempt bonds to fund projects like Ithaca Kendal near Cornell. Readiness, costs, and guaranteed on site nursing home care cited as key features for older adults.
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New York
DeWitt
Ifecare Community i8
Ithaca
Kendal
Cornell University
Goshen
Orange County
Long Island
Onondaga County
TDA
Donald Western
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Nicholas J. Mongiardo
State Health Department
Mongiardo
Ken Greenstein
Nixon Hargrave Devans & Doyle
Rochester
Ithaca Project
Mon Prardo
Antes Sang Mtn Mera Nreaias
Hifecare
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Herald-Journal
Galhinger
Fayetteville Mall
Identity Club
Ron Streeter
Streeter
C&s Engineers Inc. Wth
Neering
Isp
Long Island MacArthur Airport
Awanis
Wilam
Lane Inc
Bingham
Leaweaver Advertising
Fayette St
Health Services Medical Corp
Susan Royal
Herald- Journal Business Desk
P.O
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Company Matters
Owens
Knox
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