Byrne Dairy to open doughnut bakery concept store
Syracuse chain Byrne Dairy prepares a Route 31 concept store in Cicero featuring a full doughnut bakery and ice cream shop with deli sandwiches and coffee. The 3600 square foot store tops most locales and signals future expansions while other area malls report seasonal closures and new eateries.
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Getlng
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Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Access
The Herald Journal announces a free stock quotation hotline with 24 7 access for NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ quotes. Call NewsLine at 472 2111 and enter category 9988 for quotations and 9989 for directions.
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Pro Water Inc Expands Toward Franchising and Exports
Pro Water Inc a Syracuse based maker of water treatment equipment with Water Warehouse as its retail arm seeks national franchising and increased exports. Owner Lyle Termit highlights five years in business two acquisitions and a heavy focus on research and development to build an environmental friendly product line. The company plans to hire more space and pursue international contracts while expanding B2B sales.
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Pro Water Inc
Walter Drive
Syracuse
Lyle Termit
Pro Water
Carl
Star
Prarograys
Lyle Terrill
ONBANCorp Sells Mortgage Servicing Rights to Maine Bank
ONBANCorp sold the servicing rights to about 3 000 home loans to Peoples Heritage Bank of Portland, Maine. The deal affected roughly $250 million in ONBANCorp originated loans in Upstate New York and represented about one sixth of its servicing business. The price was not disclosed. analyst estimates exceed several million dollars. Borrowers face only a new payment address, with notices likely already sent. ONBANCorp, with three banks and about 100 offices, indicated the sale does not relate to the bank's securities sales.
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Onbancorp
Maine
Mary Quinn
Keefe Bruyette & Woods
Peoples Heritage Bank
Portland
Peoples
New York
Robert J Berger
Berger
Qnbancorp
Quinn
OnBank & Trust Co
OnBank
Upstate New York
Franklin First Savings Bank
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Satellite radio proposal would reach nationwide car listeners
Regulators weigh satellite delivered radio that would blanket the nation with digital channels. The FCC plans a January 12 decision on moving forward. The industry warns local stations could die and drivers would need a special receiver and antenna to tap the service, whether in Pine Bluff Arkansas or Los Angeles.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Los Angeles
VoicePrint Lets Photos Speak In Framed Keepsakes
Qualex Inc a Kodak unit of Durham NC unveiled VoicePrint a talking photo frame with a memory chip that plays a 10 second message from a 5 by 7 inch enlargement. Sold through Fay's Rite Aid Tops and Kinney in eight markets with nationwide rollout by April. Batteries power the chip for about 200 plays and recording survives battery changes. Retail price 17.99.
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Qualex Inc
Durham
Eastman Kodak Co
VoicePrint
Grandma
Cuddles
Loo
Syracuse
Qualex
Commerce Blvd
Liverpool
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Quatex
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Syracuse executives elect officers and honor volunteers
Butch Braun becomes art director at Latorra Paul McCann Inc in Syracuse. Cayuga Tree Service president A Christopher Sandstrom is named president of the Syracuse Executives Association Inc along with a listed board including Gary Zausmer Kathi Roger Jules Fried and Ron Woyton. Jean Daugherty receives 1994 President Award for Volunteers and Lifetime Achievement from Key Bank of New York. Ronald P Klein named senior investigator at Key Bank of New York covering Syracuse Watertown and Pittsburgh areas.
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Butch Braun
Syracuse
Latorra, Paul & McCann Inc
Gary Zausmer
Zausmer Fnsch Associates
Kathi Roger
St Lawrence International Executive Placement Agency
Jules Fried
Jean Daugherty
Key Bank of New York
Ronald P. Klein
Clay
Mexican plan stirs little support amid peso crisis
President Ernesto Zedillo unveiled emergency wage and price controls and budget cuts after talks with business groups and unions. The peso slid from 49.25 to 53.25 per dollar, with a nearly 30 percent drop in two weeks. Officials warned of painful effects, while traders questioned the plan’s clarity and effectiveness. Inflation was projected at 16 percent for 1995, though labeled transitory.
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Ernesto Zedillo
Zedillo
Congress
Marta Alcantara
Mexico City
New York
Jean van de Walle
Alliance Capital Management
Mexico plans stable peso via wage cap and reforms
Details of the Mexican government plan announced Tuesday aim to curb peso devaluation and inflation risk while restoring investor confidence. It calls for an “extraordinary” effort to limit wage growth, a 7 percent raise cap for 1995, tax relief for low earners, privatization of state firms, and price changes kept below peso depreciation. The package also seeks to reduce reliance on foreign investment and borrowing to fund the trade gap. Source: Government of Mereca.
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Mexico
Peso trader burns Chemical Bank losses hit 70 million
Chemical Bank’s unit suffered a 70 million pre tax loss in Q4 due to a foreign currency trader’s bets on the Mexican peso. The trader allegedly violated risk limits and concealed actions. After tax impact is about 40 million. A single trader caused the hit, and sources say the individual was fired.
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John Meyers
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