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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1998

Page

7

Wendy's ADA settlement widens access at counters

Attorney General Janet Reno said a sweeping out-of-court settlement with Wendy's will widen or remove zigzag lines at many counters to better accommodate disabled patrons. The agreement follows similar moves at theaters, restaurants, and stadiums as part of enforcing the Americans with Disabilities Act and aims to model inclusive practices for banks and other service venues.

Wendy's Restaurants Janet Reno Wendy’s Clinton Reno

Regulators warn on rising home equity loans risks

Federal thrift regulators told thousands of savings and loan institutions about the dangers of popular home equity loans that allow borrowing beyond home value. The Office of Thrift Supervision warned in a seven page bulletin to about 1200 S and Ls nationwide. The alert notes potential government action for poor risk controls and cites television ads using well known athletes to promote the loans.

Office of Thrift Supervision S&ls Associated

Oneida to buy back 500000 shares of stock

Oneida Ltd reports the board authorized repurchasing up to 500000 additional common shares. The board also declared quarterly dividends of 10 cents per share on common stock and 472 cents per share on preferred stock, payable Sept 30 to stockholders of record Sept 10.

Oneida Oneida Ltd

Oneida to market Italian crystal products

Oneida Ltd announced an exclusive agreement to market and distribute 24 percent crystal tableware and giftware made by Castallenia Artistica La Prana CALP of Thaly. The deal, set to take effect in early 1999, covers CALP’s Italian crystal lines.

Oneida Ltd Castallenia Artistica la Prana CALP Thaly

M&T plans seminar for new homebuyers

MET Bank hosts a free seminar for first time homebuyers at its Great Northern branch on Route 31 in Clay. The event starts at 7 pm and aims to help savers with little cash. For information and reservations call 24-4475 or 800 461 7109. Attendee Lila Abbott Pfohl.

MET Bank 15 Tatsuay, Seppe. Iu Ull Bank Great Northern Route Clay Lila Abbott Pfohl

Anheuser-Busch Eyes Small Beer Price Increase

Anheuser-Busch Inc may raise prices on some beers by just under 2 percent, marking the first beer price hike in two years. Spokesman Bill Etling confirmed the consideration but did not specify which beers would be affected.

Anheuser-Busch Inc Anheuser-Busch Bill Etling

Newsline Updates Stock Quote Service Details

Newsline updates provide business news and stock data. To access, call 472 2111 and select category code Stock Quote Portfolio 9990 for current quotes and market summaries.

Wall Street

Niagara Mohawk ends fixed gas price gamble for winter

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp drops its fixed price option for natural gas after a confusing rollout last year. Under PSC orders, nine New York utilities ran experimental programs to stabilize winter bills, but higher prices for some customers and weather variability led to regret. Budget plans remain the most predictable path.

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Kerry Burns San State Public Service Commission Niagara Mohawk New York al- Tarim Aimtmane Apri FSC NitMo Norrent Strand-Mine Oluwie Guser Rvee Amordc Nanhne Maennenn Amblilan Gdo Aasvauul Assembly Michael Uuure

Market Holds Steady Amid 357 Point Slump In New York

Investors stay calm in Central New York as the market drops 357 points on Thursday. Brokers note little selling despite volatility, with commentary focusing on currency moves and the Russia situation. Analysts urge patience and selective buying as some stock values appear attractive.

New York Pame Webber Daniel M. Posniak Syracuse A.G. Edward DeWitt Bull Branson Russia Yeltsin Posmak Branson Stephen Bittner Bittner Central New York The American Association of Individual Investors

Japanese stocks slide to 12 year low amid global turmoil

The Nikkei 225 fell 498.16 points or 3.46 percent to 13,913.63, its worst close since March 6, 1986, as fears of global financial crisis and weak domestic growth caused broad selling. The dollar dipped versus the yen while equities worldwide tumbled on reports of Russia's crisis and possible leadership changes. The day saw heavy institutions and individual investors alike exiting shares amid renewed selling pressure.

Tokyo Nikkei Masaru Takagi Mei University U.S Russia Asia United States Boris Yeltsin Kremlin New York

Company Matters highlights executive moves in Syracuse area firms

Robert E. Berkey named vice president of operations at Pyramid Brokerage Co Inc in Syracuse, with overall leadership duties. Peter L Meyere joins Janney Montgomery Scott in Syracuse as investment executive, while Jaime DeMario becomes assistant able for public relations at Mark Russell & Associates. W Ann Michel named account executive at Presentation Concepts Corp in Syracuse. The Foremen's Association of the State Opens announced its elected officers led by Thomas E Elaworth as president and James H Willam and Joseph A Finnegan as first and second vice presidents.

Robert E. Berkey Pyramid Brokerage Co. Inc Syracuse Berkey Agway Inc Peter L. Meyere Janney Montgomery Scott N Janney Montgomery Scott Ble Robert M. Swidier New York State Bar Association Health Jain Sau Swine Tho Pale Hi Oisecock & Barclay Wann Michel Presentation Concepts Corp Barnes & Noble Rochester Kama Communications Inc Gi the Foremen’s Association of the State Opew Tote Thomas E. Elaworth James H. Willam Norwich Chenango County Joseph A. Finnegan

Northwest pilots strike looms as talks stretch near deadline

Detroit report outlines a labor dispute between Northwest Airlines Corp and the Air Line Pilots Association. With a 12:01 a.m. Saturday deadline looming, negotiations continue amid disputes over pay, schedules, job shifts, and lower pay for new hires. Northwest suspends some services, cancels flights, and rebooks passengers as 6,000 pilots prepare to strike.

Detroit Northwest Airlines Corp Northwest Air Line Pilots Association Ailine Fnday

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