Lockheed unit under scrutiny over radar contracts
Lockheed Martin subsidiary Sanders a family owned firm in New Hampshire supplied radar units in 1990. The company said it did no wrongdoing and will cooperate with investigators after a federal probe raised questions about contracts.
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GM to wire cars for Internet access by 2000
General Motors aims to turn into a global e business enterprise by offering voice activated Internet access in cars by late 2000. The plan calls for test marketing a car likely a Cadillac with World Wide Web access via its OnStar system.
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Bankruptcies Decline for First Time Since 1995
Personal bankruptcies fell 2 percent in the past year, the first decrease since 1995, the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts said Tuesday. Second quarter 1999 filings dropped to 345,956 from 373,460 a year earlier, with 1,391,964 bankruptcies filed in the 12 months ending June 30.
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Local professionals named to campus and corporate wins
Maureen Ceriglia of Liverpool named assistant administrator at Loretto Brighton Campus skilled nursing program. Michele Sardinia promoted to general manager at Syracuse Online with marketing duties. Patty Anderson of DeWitt earns design excellence circle award at Ethan Allen conference. John Del Giorno named employee of the year at Treasurer Island Resort Las Vegas.
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Nine Mile Point Nuclear Plants Ranked Among High-R risk
Public Citizen ranks Nine Mile Point 1 and 2 as the fifth most error prone of 111 U.S. plants based on NRC reports of operating outside design basis. Nine Mile Point 2 had 14 incidents and Unit 1 had 10 in three years, with Vermont Yankee tops at 42. AmerGen plans to buy the plants for 163 million, a move NiMo calls irrelevant to the report.
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Cashel House expands on Tipperary Hill in Syracuse
Cashel House on Tipperary Hill in Syracuse undergoes a first floor expansion to nearly double selling space. Owner Barbara Mooney and Mary Jo Coleman emphasize showroom improvements for Irish imports and new vendors. Completion targeted around Sept 15.
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Drought Disaster Declared as NY Farmers Suffer
Agriculture Secretary Daniel Glickman toured a Romulus farm and spoke at Empire Farm Days in Seneca Falls urging Congress to pass farm aid. He noted 34 New York counties declared agricultural disaster areas with loans up to 500000 at 3.25 percent. crops like hay field corn and soybeans show severe damage across Central New York.
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Nine Mile Point Ranked Fifth in Nuclear Violations
Nine Mile Point reactors in Oswego County placed fifth nationwide for reported license safety violations over the past three years. Vermont Yankee led with 42 violations, followed by Millstone with 26 and Three Mile Island with 24 in a top five list.
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Pietrafesa weighs market timing for stock sale
Pietrafesa Corp a 77 year private clothing maker weighing an IPO despite market volatility CEO Richard Pietrafesa says environment must be right to go public. Initial investor response was positive, ticker BERND planned, aims to raise 44 to 52 million dollars to expand via Wind song Inc acquisition and debt repayment. The Syracuse founded firm operates in Clay New York with 500 workers, links retailers with contractors and previously shelved plans in 1998 due to poor conditions.
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