North Syracuse TJ's Big Boy closes amid closures across area
Elias Brothers Big Boy Restaurants Inc closes the last corporate Big Boy in North Syracuse after downsizing two years earlier. The North Syracuse site was sold for use by an unnamed retailer. remaining local stores had already altered or closed.
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Elias Brothers Big Boy Restaurants Inc
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Liverpool
Syracuse
Camillus
Fairmount Fair Shopping Center
Brosan
Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour NYSE AMEX NASDAQ Quotes
The Herald Journal promotes a free nonstop stock quotation service. Call NewsLine at 472-2111 and enter category 9988 for quotes and 9080 for directions.
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Initia! Impressions of Fayetteville Personalization Store
Bonnie Jones runs Initia Impessions at 110 Highbridge St Fayetteville a six year old personal service shop with four employees. The unit specializes in glass etching monogramming calligraphy foil stamping and engraving with a strong focus on baby gifts and wedding invitations for Central New York and out of state mail orders. The owner a former physical education teacher aims to deliver personal service by helping make events like weddings and baby births more special. The business attends bridal shows and offers a bridal registry. Next plans include expanding wedding invitations and baby gift lines seeking unique products.
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Highbridge St
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Jones
Area jobless rate declines to 5.0 percent in November
The Syracuse area unemployment rate eased to 5.0 percent in November from 5.2 percent in October with payrolls steady at 337,400. Local gains included 1,200 retail and 900 government jobs, while losses occurred in construction, transportation utilities, wholesale trade and services. County rates and city figures are noted along with state and national comparisons.
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Onondaga County
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Dutchess County
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Binghamton
Utica-Rome
Jamestown
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NiMo eliminates "trouble truck" to cut costs
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp will end the emergency repair line crew in Syracuse on Jan 1 aiming to save about 50000? The truck, run by four two person crews, was deemed underutilized. Crews will be called from home during off hours. Seven of eight members retire Jan 1 with one reassigned. Buffalo will keep a trouble truck.
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Intel to replace Pentium chips for free after apology
Intel, the world’s largest chip maker, apologizes for its arrogant handling of a Pentium processor flaw and pledges free replacements for any owner during the computer’s life. It begins national ads and offers replacements via (800) 628-8686 with no questions asked.
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Local Execs and Professionals Named to New Roles
Lynn Borstelmann joins Hospice of Central New York as vice president of interdisciplinary care. Linda Bartlett promoted to vice president at Key Bank New York Liverpool office. Steven Hartnett advances to construction administration at Beardsley Cowden Glass in Auburn. Philip Moses joins Albany Law School government law center staff. Kevin Cooper earns Thunderbird Products 1895 Dealer meeting sales award in Fort Myers. Dr Jack Yoffa named 1994 distinguished alumnus by SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse.
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Hospice of
Central New York
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Syracuse
Key Bank of New York
Liverpool
Steven Hartnett
Auburn
Construction Administration Department
Beardsley, Beardsley, Cowden and Glass, Architects/Engineers PC
Philip Moses
Government Law Center
Albany Law School
Moses
Onondaga County
Jack E. Yoffa
Manlius
Syracuse Health Science Center Medical Alumnut Association
State University of New York Health Science Center
New offices and leadership moves across Syracuse and Fulton
New offices opened by 8 C.T. Male Associates at 300 Gateway Park Drive Syracuse. Marahe F Bartlett named rector of business development at Os Wego Industries Inc Fulton. Eric Mower of Eric Mower and Associates elected to the National Advertising Review Board as one of 25 nationally recognized agency leaders.
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C.T. Male Associates
Gateway Park Drive
Syracuse
Os Wego Industries Inc
Fulton
Eric Mower
Eric Mower and Associates Inc
National Advertising Review Board
Mower
United States
Home Depot Hit With Bias Suit Across Western Region
A class action filed in San Francisco federal court accuses Home Depot of systematically discriminating against women in hiring pay and promotions across the western region. The suit seeks unspecified punitive and compensatory damages and notes women were steered to certain jobs and denied training while men were promoted and paid more.
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San Francisco
Nancy Thompson
Saperstein, Mayeda & Goldstein
Canada
Arizona
California
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Barry Goldstein
Pehaget
Progress 1995 business feature in Herald American
The edition examines 1994 business and looks ahead to 1995 with a call for company details. Contact Susan Royal at 470-6018 to receive a form, return by January 3, 1995. Late submissions will not be accepted. Send to Susan Royal, Herald-Journal Business section, Syracuse NY.
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Herald
Journal Business Desk
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Herald American
Susan Royal
Herald-Journal Business Section
N.Y
Fed expected to raise rates later in 1995
Analysts say higher interest rates are likely early next year despite the Fed not raising rates this week. Private economists disagree on how large and how often increases will be, but most see inflation risk and a strong economy pushing policymakers back into tighter policy soon. Eugene Sherman predicts four quarter-point hikes starting Feb 1, while Stephen Roach cautions rates may near a peak this cycle.
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Eugene Sherman
New York
M.A. Schapiro & Co
FOMC
Stephen Roach
Morgan Stanley & Co
New York City
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