Retailers report record or near record Christmas sales
Stores crowded and sales rising in downtown and suburban centers as retailers credit October start and holiday momentum. J C Penney Shoppingtown and Dey Brothers quote strong results with some calling it the best season in years and a record breaker for their chains. Syracuse area outlets also show solid performance with Sibley stores noted for good sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. McCarthy
J. C. Penney
Ned Manley
Dey Brothers
Raymond Houghton
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Fayetteville Mall
Syracuse
Charles Chappell
C.E. Chappell & Sons
Jerome M. Wilson Jr
Wilson’s Jewelers
Thomas O. Mehen
Sibley’s Stores
Army promotes Miller in Germany as repair parts clerk
Kevin L. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Willie Miller of 601 Beeley Ave Mattydale was promoted to Army specialist four while serving with the 1st Infantry Division in Boblingen Germany. A 1976 North Syracuse High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin L. Miller
Willie Miller
Beeley Ave
Mattydale
1St Infantry
Boblingen
Germany
North Syracuse High School
Petitions Rally Against New Insurance Inspection Rule
Members of the Professional Insurance Agents of New York State began distributing petitions to oppose the state insurance inspection regulation. The rule requires vehicle damage inspections to maintain coverage. The group will forward copies to Insurance Superintendent John Lennon and state lawmakers to show broad public disapproval of the policy.
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New York State, Inc
Hugh L. Carey
William C. Bailey
John Lennon
Carey
Syracuse
Lennon
Bailey
New York City
Overeaters Anonymous meeting in Syracuse at Grace Church
A Greater Syracuse Intergroup Overeaters Anonymous meeting will be held at 8 pm on Jan 5 at Grace Episcopal Church corner Univ ersity Avenue and Madison Street. OA is a self supporting group with no fees or dues and requires only a desire to stop overeating.
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Syracuse
Overeaters Anonymous
Grace Episcopal Church
University Avenue
Madison Street
Fair Credit Reporting Act Notifies Local Residents
The Consumer Credit Association of Central New York reminds residents that the Fair Credit Reporting Act becomes law January 1. It grants the right to know if a consumer credit report is requested and that applicants must be notified. It also requires notice of possible future reports during credit review or renewal, and allows consumers to review their files and have disputed items investigated promptly.
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Consumer Credit Association of
Central New York
John Lees
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Robert W. Fuess
New York State Veterinary Medical Society
Fuess
Camillus
Joseph A. Porcello
Army
Ecaluy
Central
N.Y
Ronald Scholl
W. JeFferson St
Thoempoon
Insurance Department
New York State
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Law
Lihappell
Perma-Press Po
Baby
Terry
M.L
Carter
Sterncraft Sleepers
S,m
Kozee
Beacon
ALL Children’s
DELTA
Northern Lights
M.L. Reg
Seneca Mall
Western Lights Cortland
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