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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2001
Page
9
Daimler Chrysler announces board restructuring with changes to executive supervision roles. The move shifts responsibilities among senior leaders to streamline operations and strengthen oversight across key divisions.
Cantor Mass based shoemaker Reebok plans to relaunch the Pump Scheme line with airbladder tech, lighter weight, and a slick new look. The pumps go on sale this weekend at retailer groups including Foot Locker and Champs Sports for about 100 dollars.
Susan Scholl a 42 year old addiction specialist from Syracuse is among 150 Americans in Parade Magazine what People Earn survey. Scholl earns 48000 dollars annually. The survey appears in this Sunday's issue of Parade.
General Botors Corp. said Thursday it will personally idle fourteen North American assembly plants due to weak TES sales. The temporary closings affect nearly half of the automaker's 29 plants, with locations in Michigan Louisiana Ohio Oklahoma and plants in Canada and Mexico.
Roger Hiems tra of Fayetteville enters International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame in San Antonio while directing Elmira College adult education. Edward L Byrnes becomes communications and marketing manager at Syracuse Community Health Center. Matt McGlynn joins Syracuse Telecommunications as outside solutions provider. Melinda L McElroy joins Mackenzie Smith Lewis Michell Hughes LLP litigation department after earning JD from Cornell and Le Moyne.
Analysts say the January uptick in the Conference Board Leading Economic Index marks only a temporary rebound after December declines. Experts caution that weather, rate cuts, and Fed signals shape a fragile recovery while recession fears persist despite a 0.8 percent January rise to 109.4.
Hanford Pharmaceuticals adds eldercare to its fringe benefits to ease the burden on baby boomers balancing full time work and caring for elderly relatives. The program funds nursing assessments through Home Aides of Central New York, with HR director Phil Mazza saying eldercare will grow in importance and noting absenteeism costs.
Labor unrest hits three major carriers American United and Northwest with threatened or pending actions. American flight attendants authorized a strike vote amid stalled talks over pay benefits and work rules. United and Northwest seek mediation as a potential work slowdown looms, with White House involvement looming over Northwest negotiations.
Washington automakers abandon a federal gas mileage freeze and back a tax credit of up to 3000 for hybrids and 4000 for fuel cell vehicles. Industry argues standards costly and stifling safety while enviro groups demand real emission cuts and proportional incentives.
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