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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2001
Page
5
In a brisk assessment, Jimmy Blazer leads the vehicle relever ratings amid a government review. The report notes five sectors cited, with Severst passer and legheur terms appearing in the scoring context.
Beacon Federal signs a contract with Telergy HC. The project aims to reduce costs and modernize services across the DoW region, including Syracuse, Texas, and Tennessee, delivering more efficient voice and ATM capabilities over several years.
Niagara Mohawk officials warned that January and February rates may push bills higher. The utility promotes conservation and budget payment plans while urging eligible customers to seek assistance from Home Energy Assistance Program or Care & Share Energy Fund. Officials note average bills could rise about 360 dollars this winter, with a 56 percent longer heating season.
For more information Conserving energy Gall NiMoat 800 NIAG ARA for brochures and a free video about home energy conservation or visit the House and Home section of the Web site www.niagara mohawk.com. Home Energy Assistance Program Gall your county social services department Care and Share Energy Fund Contact your local American Red Cross office. The program serves people who are 60 or older or disabled or experiencing a medical emergency.
MONY reports its MUS Group unit will earn 51 cents per share, 19 cents below analysts’ forecasts. The miss reflects weak assets and underperforming benefits programs amid management challenges. Earnings are projected for February.
An overview of the new OSHA regulations becoming effective this month will be given by Diane Brayden, OSHA crew director, at a Jan 16 breakfast seminar. The Samuel Willams Business Center, 1201 E. Fayere St, hosts the event with a $20 charge. Reservations call Bo Weller at 425-3144 or email rweller tdesolutions.com.
PAE Mark E. Wolgemuth of Saltdinsville named president and chief operating officer of J W Safety Management Training Inc in Hummelstown Pa John E Wolgemuth remains active as principal and treasurer of the consulting firm Ferry Br Stonecipher becomes corporate secretary Tom Siofithaca joins United States Institute for Theatre Technology Inc as general manager in Syracuse Previously MD of The New Repertory Theatre in Boston Peter M Winkert named Regional market manager at HMQ Metal-Finishing Group LLC in Oriskany He will oversee existing clients and develop sales in western Massachusetts western Connecticut and Vermont Winkert formerly NYS sales manager of Musco Lighting Healthway Products Company Inc hires Crawford Advertising for public relations services Healthway produces air disinfection products with patented technology for killing airborne microorganisms in indoor environments Royal See texts
Analysts see United and American scaling up to two dominant carriers, potentially limiting choices. Sen Schumer warns consolidation hurts Central New York and Upstate markets, while American plans to buy TWA and take partial US Airways assets for broader reach.
Four companies owed about 1.71 million join a creditors' committee to influence MacKenzie-Childs bankruptcy talks. XPEDX and Bartolotta Brothers Furniture were invited but not on the committee. Adelhardt Construction seeks inclusion, citing the significant debt amount. MacKenzie-Childs lists 21.4 million in assets with 178 million debt. store projects at Manhattan and Rodeo Drive never opened.
DaimlerChrysler chairman Juergen Schrempp avoided past regrets at a corporate dinner ahead of the Detroit auto show. He praised the merger and pledged long term profitable growth, insisting the global strategy remains right and that the company can move forward with a strong team.
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