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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1998

Page

7

Syracuse Research lands $2 million Air Force contract

Syracuse Research Corp has won a $2 million Air Force contract to develop radio frequency tagging tech to help distinguish friend from foe in battles. The one-year project, about 10 percent of the non profit firm's revenue, will not add jobs. The North Syracuse company, with about 300 employees, aims to emit signals from tagged tanks and aircraft to aid radar in chaotic battlefield conditions.

Syracuse Research Corp Lisa Mondetto Syracuse Research Syracuse Grerals Antara

Lexus tops J D Power customer satisfaction study

Leslee Freese rented the most satisfied after a year driving Lexus vehicles the automaker won the top spot in J D Power and Associates customer satisfaction study for the second straight year Tafino ranked second followed by Saturn and Jaguar Mercury moved from 17th to its highest ranking ever Nissan Infiniti remained second in rank since 1991 when it tied Lexus for the top spot at Associated Press practice.

Leslee Freese Prze Ijd Power and Associates Tafino Saturn Jaguar Mercury Nissan Infiniti Lexus

PointCast abandons plan to go public in push tech turnabout

PointCast Inc retreats from its IPO plans amid weak investor demand for its push technology. The firm will instead pursue a strategic alliance with another company to expand its business and push software that delivers information directly to users’ desktops, reducing the need for manual searching.

PointCast Inc Internet Moneer Avecative PointCast

D'Amato vows Senate vote on ATM fee ban this year

Senator Alfonse D'Amato of New York pledged to push a Senate vote this year on legislation to ban banks from applying double charges on ATM transactions. The pledge followed a large rally of credit union members from across the country, with D'Amato serving as Banking Committee chair.

Alfonse Kamawn Senate D'Amato Senate Banking Committee Credit Associated Press

Home Care AssociationConference in Cooperstown

The Home Care Association of New York State hosts a Financial and Sormer Management Conference from August 24 to August 26 at the Otesaga Hotel in Cooperstown. Members pay 280 dollars, nonmembers 400 dollars, plus hotel, with a reservation deadline August 2 and a contact number (518) 426-8764.

The Home Care Association of New York State Cooperstown Otesaga Hotel Association

GM strike heads to arbitration over legality of walkouts

Problems grow as GM and the United Auto Workers prepare for arbitration on the legality of strikes at Saturn Tennessee and Romulus engine plants. The disputes stem from bonuses and the use of Japanese spark plugs, with production disruptions affecting 25 assembly plants and thousands of workers across North America.

Mich General Motors Corp United Auto Workers Saturn Tennessee UAW Romulus Detroit America General Motors Richard Shoemaker Armerica Paris North America International Arouretor

Stickley Toy Collaboration Expands Doll Furniture Line

Skaneateles TC Timber Timber Habermaass teams with L. J. G. Stickley to produce doll furniture inspired by Mission oak designs. Central New York showroom sells doll wardrobes butterfly tables and spindle chairs with prices from 77 to 315. a doll bed price not set. Plans call for nationwide dealer distribution.

TC Timber/Habermaass Corp Stickley Manlus Skaneateles Far East Wisner TC Timber Fesa Stickiey Dell Scott J. Wisner T.C. Timber/Habermaass Corp

State energy plan trims pages and expands market role

The New York State Energy Plan, much shorter in draft at 208 pages, signals a shift toward free market reliance under Gov. George Pataki’s administration. NYSERDA president Valentino argued planning still helps coordinate state departments while avoiding deterministic controls. Three speakers at a Syracuse hearing joined 21 total comments stressing canal flood control and concerns about renewable energy price supports.

George Pataki William Valentina New York Valentino Ito Nyserda William Jaynes Baldwinsville Cross Lake-Seneca River Association Joseph Hipius Niagara Mohawk Power Corp

Company Matters Across Syracuse Firms Announce New Appointments

UES) at Latorra, Paul and McCann Advertising announce Amber DuMont as associate public relations account executive and Rebecca Sexton as account coordinator. Oberdorfer Industries names NDT Level III quality systems engineer Lee White, process engineer, Raymond Cezar Gisu, development engineer, and Warren Wilson as maintenance manager. General Business Services approves George Powers enrollment as enrolled agent before the IRS. Community NetWorks hires Tracy Bond as account manager. Debra Joy Schwartz joins Auburn Memorial Hospital as nursing unit administrator. Syracuse Metal Center relocates to 6887 Moore Road offering metal products for shops, fabricators, welding and construction.

Latorra Paul and McCann Advertising Amber DuMont Rebecca Sexton DuMont Sexton Oberdorfer Industries Oy Ae Uoenreegretta Die Re Fug Peice NDT Ili Lee White Oberdorfer Indusiies George Powers General Business Services Internal Revenue Service IRS Tracy Bond Clay Bond 0.S.M.E. Communications Debra Joy Schwartz LA UaeeAeger Auburn Memorial Hospital Schwartz Syracuse

Bell Atlantic urged to improve New York phone service

Public Service Commission action targets Bell Atlantic to cut New York trouble calls from 3 percent to 2 percent of lines by 2001, risking up to 75 million dollars in annual penalties if no progress is shown. Bell Atlantic counters that current rate is about 2.3 percent and emphasizes infrastructure investments.

Bell New York Bell Atlantic Public Service Commission Edward Collins PSC Cliff Lee Lee Nynex Alseady Cullins Collins

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