EPA plan threatens area firm
Clay D. Smith of Otisca Industries Ltd. testified before a House subcommittee that an EPA ban on CFCs could force his Syracuse firm to liquidate. He described the coal cleaning method using CFCs and noted contracts with American Power & Light Co. and a GM project, while warning of uncertainty hindering sales. Fifteen small-business reps from refrigeration, air conditioning, food, electronics and plastics supported the hearing.
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Syracuse
Clay D. Smith
Otisea Industries Ltd
House of Representatives
EPA
Smith
House
Small Business Committee
Clay
Butternut St
Otisca Industries
Ohio
American Power & Light Co
General Motors Corp
Plastic-Foan Industries
CFC Regulation Hearings Highlight Industry Dependence
Subcommittee on antitrust and restraint of trade hears Rep Thomas Luken bill to defer EPA CFC limits until sound science supports need. Alliance for Responsible CFC Policy cites potential 70 percent cuts and $500 million annual US usage by about 260000 firms.
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EPA
Alliance For
Subcommittee On
Thomas A. Luken
Ohio
Alliance
United States
Porcello Guides Upstate Business Coverage
Joseph A Porcello of the Herald Journal serves as American business editor, delivering upstate area market news and analysis to keep readers fully informed about local companies trends and economic developments.
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Upstate
Joseph A. Porcello
Herald- Journal
Liverpool Board selects Diamond Roofing for Craven Crawford roof
The Liverpool Board of Education chose Syracuse based Diamond Roofing Co as low bidder for the Craven Crawford Elementary School re roofing project. The $265 000 bid beat 18 other bids and includes construction contingency architectural and project representative fees. Completion is set for the start of the 1981 82 year with work beginning soon and not disrupting the first three weeks of classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Diamond Roofing Co
Liverpool Board of Education
Craven Crawford
Cambridge Avenue
Robert Kolch
Ronald Colon
State Education Department
Colon
Two Students Named to Cincinnati Dean's List
Jacqueline Shurr of Baldwinsville and John Grad of Fayetteville earned dean's list honors at the University of Cincinnati for the Spring quarter. Both are children of local residents and were recognized by the university for top academic achievement.
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Jacqueline Shurr
M. Shurr
Marinus Drive
Baldwinsville
John Grad
J. J. Grad
Dabneh Lane
Fayetteville
University of Cincinnati
OCC Approves Surgical Technology Programs at OCC
Onondaga Community College gains state approval for two surgical technology programs for fall 1981. A 11 month technical certificate a 34 credit hour course starts September and runs to June, with graduates eligible for national certification and employment. An associate in applied science program offers advanced training, with the certificate serving as first year. Details from admissions 469 7741 ext 204.
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Onondaga Community College
State Education Department
OCC
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