Nobody Beats the Wiz to Open at Carousel Center Mall
A new Nobody Beats the Wiz electronics superstore will occupy 65,000 square feet on the Commons Level at Carousel Center, two floors below the revolving carousel. The Albany and Syracuse chain, founded in 1976, plans cappuccino listening bars and in-store car audio demos, employing 130 to 175 workers. Rival Pyramid Cos expects a major draw from the move as Rex TV & Appliance announces three CNY openings. First Issue at the mall will become Elisabeth, closing August 26 and reopening August 31 as Elisabeth.
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Carousel Center
Brooklyn
Crossgates Commons
Albany
Crossgates
Pyramid Cos
Lon Rubackin
Nobody Bears the Wiz
Mark Conger
Hts Company
Nobody Beats the Wiz
Circuit City
Best Buy
Conger
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pyramid
Middletown
Bruce Kenan
Borders
Kenan
New York
Rex TV & Applianice
Wilmonte Inc
Fayetteville
Camillus
Auburn
Wilmonte
Wiz
Syracuse
Ing
Elisath
Liz Clasborne
Elisabeth
Barbara Ashkin
Elisa
Beth
Stock Quote Hotline Offers Round-The-Clock NYSE AMEX NASDAQ Quotes
The Herald Journal announces a free 24 hour hotline for stock quotes on NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ. Call NewsLine at 492-2111 and enter category 9988 for current prices and market data. Directions appear incomplete in the notice.
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Sacred Melody Book Store A Syracuse Religious Books Vendor
Sacred Melody Book Store at 3535 James St Syracuse run by John Skinner Sr employs 14 full time and eight part time staff. It focuses on religious books gifts Bibles children’s books music and church supplies within a 50 mile Syracuse radius and has operated since 1967. Skinner also owns Lite Discovery Book Store in Auburn and Utica with nine full time employees. The owner plans better service and new markets and may open a news store next year.
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Sacred Melody Book
James St
Syracuse
John Skinner Sr
Skinner
Lite Discovery Book
Auburn
Utica
Sacred Melody
Skinnar
aUry Cummye
Sean Yiay
Howtong
Gai
Unemployment Rates for Four Central New York Counties
The report provides the unemployment rates for Onondaga Madison Cayuga and Oswego counties. It lists current jobless percentages and notes trends in labor participation across the region. Local officials highlight shifts in seasonal hiring and industry impacts shaping the rates.
Syracuse area jobless rate drops to 5.1 percent in June
The Labor Department reports Syracuse Onondaga Madison Oswego Cayuga counties employed rose by 7,100 in June to 353,500 while unemployment fell to 5.1 percent from 52 percent. statewide rate eased to 6.0 percent as wholesale retail construction finance and health services added jobs.
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State Labor Department
Giger
Onondaga
Madison
Oswego
Cayuga
Karen Knapik-Scaly
New York State
Knapik-Scalzo
Expansion at Roberts Elementary Undergoes 8.4 Million Renovation
Syracuse city school district construction manager notes ductwork installation at John T. Roberts Elementary 715 Glenwood Ave for an upgrade that doubles enrollment capacity. The project by Murnane Building Contractors runs through December 20 and adds ten classrooms a new library art room and playground to prepare for seventh and eighth graders in September 1996.
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Syracuse City
John T. Roberts
Glenwood Ave
Kevin King
Whitney Cook
Murnane Building
Steve Buse
Roberts
Lockheed Martin Posts Merger Costs and Quarterly Loss
Lockheed Martin reports a 53 cent per share loss in the second quarter after recording 326 million in merger expenses from the Lockheed Martin merger. Revenues reach 5.61 billion with 41.6 billion in orders, while earnings excluding merger costs stand at 1.10 per share.
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Lockheed Martin Corp
Lockheed Corp
Martin Marietta Corp
Defense, Electronics and Aerospace
Bethesda, Md
Electronics Parkway
Utica
Wall Street
First Call Inc
Local hires and promotions across Ithaca and Syracuse firms
Bi Juile Roberts joins Eric Mower and Associates as administrative assistant. Marsha Francey becomes salesperson at Longley-Jones Associates Camillus office. Onondaga County Public Library board adds Edward G. Subliven, Kenneth Wilbur to trustees. Nicholas Pett named AT&T regional sales director at Syracuse main office. Bristol-Myers Squibb announces promotions including Sendra Quinten to associate scientist I, David Lesten to associate scientist II, Shawn T Knippte to associate scientist I.
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Bi Juile Roberts
Ithaca College
Eric Mower and Associates
Marsha Francey
Geddes
Longley-Jones Associates
Camillus
Edward G. Subliven
Fayettentte
Kenneth €. Wilbur
East Syracuse
Onandaos County
Nicholas Pett
At&t
Clinton
Syracuse
Bristol-Myers Squibe Co
Sendra Quinten
David Lesten
Ll. Geetic Engineering
Shawn T.knippte
Syracuse City School District announces new appointments
The Syracuse City School District publicized staffing changes naming Afeo Brogem and Oliver Jonmaan as administrative interns at different schools, with Maureen Kennedy and Catherine Ranier as administrative interns and Debra Schoening and Ernest Wood named principals at multiple campuses. The notice invites business submissions to Susan Royal for advertising.
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Syracuse City
Adit. Ce
Afeo Brogem
Hughes ‘Halpern
Fraz
Oliver Jonmaan
McCarthy
Maureen Kennedy
Delaware
Craig Martin
Beard
Brian Pulvino
Edward Smith
Catherine Ranier
Franklin
Debra Schoening
Danforth
Ann Sherwood
H.W. Smith
Anthony Torbert
Steve Wolf
Dr. Weeks
Ernest Wood
Viacom sells off cable and slashes debt
Tele-Communications Inc. agreed to pay 2.25 billion for Viacom cable systems, boosting subscribers to about a quarter of U.S. homes and expanding TCI to the world's largest cable operator. Viacom will focus on MTV, Showdrive, Nickelodeon, and Paramount, while TCI gains millions of new subscribers in Seattle, Northern California, Portland, Nashville, and Dayton.
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Tele-Communications Inc
Englewood
Viacom Inc
Avermont
TCI
Viacom
MPV
Showdrive
Paramount Studios
TCI Wall
Millon
Jim Jungjohann
AG Edwards
St. Loui
San Francisco-area
Seattle
California
Portland
Nashville
Dayton
NYNEX Goes Digital in Syracuse Market
NYNEX switches Syracuse customers to a digital system with a 100000 access base and faster service. The $10 million upgrade at State Street central office enables features like Call ID, repeat dialing, and ringmate while paving for telemedicine and integrated video data services.
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NYNEX
Singerige
Clif Lee
Syracuse
State Street
Call TD
Lee
Liverpool
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Union
Bangham
Carrier profits lift UTC second quarter earnings
Hartford based United Technologies Corp reported a 44 percent rise in quarterly earnings to 218 million dollars or 1.65 a share for the second quarter, with Carrier showing a 21 percent jump in operating income to 130 million. All five UTC divisions posted double digit operating income growth.
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Caner Corp
United Technologies Corp
Hartford
UTC
Milllion
Carrier
DeWitt
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