Lincoln First Bank Unveils Buy-Down Mortgage Plan
Lincoln First Bank launches a buy-down mortgage program to help buyers qualify by making a one-time payment that lowers first year payments on a 30 year loan. The plan, explained by L B Cusack, expands buy-down use to individuals and new area arrivals, with gradual payment increases to normal levels by year four.
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Lincoln First Bank Today
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Dollar strengthens despite cut in U.S. rate and global rate shifts
The dollar rose against major currencies after the Fed cut the discount rate to 10 percent. Dealers cited European rate cuts offsetting the U.S. move. The yen closed at 254.15, the pound at 1.7543, and several currencies including West German marks and Swiss francs rose. Dow Jones weighs Dow components due to Manville’s bankruptcy filing while GE delays a 1.5 billion plastics plant as demand improves.
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Geddes S and L Cuts Home Loan Rate to 15 Percent
Geddes Savings & Loan Association trims residential mortgage rate from 16 4 percent to 15 percent to spur the Central New York tie industry. Nelson Hatch says the board acted to stimulate local lending as other lenders also lower rates. Earlier cuts include Onondaga Savings Syracuse Savings Lincoln First Manufacturers Hanover and Marine Midland Bank.
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Key Bank expands with Russell to boost trust services
Key Trust Co to broaden offerings across New York and Florida by partnering with Frank Russell Investment Management Co. The multi manager approach aims to smooth market volatility and lift returns. Expansion targets Western New York Southern Tier Long Island and a pending Orlando trust bank application.
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Atlas Fence opens new headquarters and showroom
Atlas Fence Co. has begun building a 7,200 square foot metal facility at 6852 Manlius Center Rd financed by Key Bank of Central New York. The new site will house offices, showroom, and stock, with staff rising to 20 after move in December from Butternut Drive DeWitt. The expansion aims to broaden services for industrial commercial customers and do it yourself homeowners.
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Europe Gold Prices Jump As COMEX Mixed Signals
Gold prices surge to over 425 an ounce in London the highest in nine months with a $75 rise since August. Zurich quotes around 421.25 and Hong Kong closed at 420.76 as New York settled at 427.30 per ounce. Silver climbs to 8.435 in London while Handy & Harman notes 416.50 in New York.
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Agway Lands 10.3 Million Oil Contract
Agway Petroleum Co has been awarded a 10.358 million contract by the U S Defense Logistics Agency for 10 124 820 gallons of fuel oil to support military federal and civilian agencies including the Coast Guard Postal Service and Veterans Administration The fuel will be used at locations in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey Agway Petroleum a subsidiary of Agway Inc serves the Northeast with fuel oil and gasoline through dealers and oversees more than 120 000 members in agriculture and related businesses.
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Gasohol reborn as super unleaded with octane boost
Gasohol sales surge after marketers drop the name and push its octane enhancement. Industry officials say the 90/10 blend of gasoline and corn ethanol now competes with leaded fuels, aided by tax breaks and EPA lead-reduction proposals. Texaco and Ashland expand production as marketing shifts away from gasohol branding.
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