Five Zone IRA Rollover Plan With High and Low Risk Picks
Malcolm Berko presents a five zone investment plan for a $180000 IRA rollover targeting growth with income. Zone allocations include $35000 in utilities and telecoms, $85000 in blue chip stocks, $30000 in high yield convertible bonds, $20000 in REITs, and $10000 in fallen angels with recovery potential, aiming to yield about 4 5 percent overall though with varied risk. The Herald Journal notes Berko's column is syndicated by Copie News Service and urges readers to conduct further research before acting.
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Heinz
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RPM Corp
Bristol-Myers
First Brands
Albertson’s
Deluxe
Navistar
Top
Argosy Gaming
Yieding
Flagstar
Simon Property
Croup
Sun Communities
Tanger Outlet
Fallen Angels
Rubbermaid
Westinghouse
Malcolm Berko
Copie’ News Service
Money
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P.O. Box
Boca Raton
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Dow Jones Soars as Earnings Lift Markets to Records
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 25.71 to 4732.77, nearing the prior all time closing high. Broad market indexes advanced with computer stocks leading gains as earnings reports remained strong and economic data softened, pushing rates lower.
Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Public Access
The Herald Journal reports a free stock quotation service via Touch Tone phone. Users can access quotes for NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ stocks using GaN NewsLine and input category 968. Directions are available by selecting category 9989 for further guidance.
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Herald-Journal
Gan NewsLine
Toler
Fly and Red Room handcrafts enterprising bamboo components
David LeClair runs Fly and Red Room at 100 Bonta Lane Elbridge as a one man shop creating hand planed bamboo fly rod components and German silver guides. He markets worldwide while aiming to fulfill orders quickly with high quality. LeClair plans to expand to full time operation if demand grows.
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Bonta Lane
Elbridge
David LeClair
LeClair
Bamboo Fly Red Builders
Newaraus Iy
Red Builders
Second rink planned for Lysander Radisson arena expansion
LanCo Site Development manager Bernie Townsend uses a roller to compact gravel for the Radisson ice rink project. A second rink at 2725 West Entry Road in Baldwinsville will ease scheduling conflicts between hockey players and skaters, expanding the Lysander Radisson complex by about 100000 square feet. The $1 million project adds a pro shop, food, offices, and connects to the existing rink. The Lysander Radisson LLC owns both rinks, a spinoff of American Hockey and Ice Skating Centers Inc.
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Bernie Townsend
LanCo
Radisson i
Lysander-Radisson Joe Arena
Ned Doudican
Arena
West Entry Road
Baldwinsville
The
Lysander-Radisson Limited Liability Corporation, Or LLC
American Hockey and Ice Skating Centers Inc
Farmingdale, Nut
Economy Shows Weakness as Durable Goods Drape Slump
Durable goods orders slipped 0.1 percent in June signaling ongoing softness in the economy. Government data also noted a sharp drop in mortgage applications and consumer confidence, while jobless claims fell last week blurring the overall picture ahead of the broad economic assessment.
New jets W Harza Northeast announces no new board members
Paul R. Fick and Vonn D. Willem hold vice president posts in building systems engineering and administrative services as no new directors are named. Bristol-Myers Squibb promotes Guna Romaneik Emerich Bleerwestch and Berton Sark to scientist and associate scientist roles in Syracuse. Janet Buchbindar becomes registered dietitian clinical coordinator at James Square Health & Rehabilitation Center. Kerry Meeker, VP and chief dietitian with Oneida Savings Bank, recently graduates from the American program.
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W Harza Northeast
Paul R. Fick
Vonn D. Williem
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Guna Romaneik
East Syracuse
Biotechnology Development Laboratories
Emerich Bleerwestch
Pilcark
Los
Berton Sark
Stonier School of Banking program highlighted by AMS Bankers
The Stonier Graduate School of Banking curriculum at the University of Delaware builds technical banking knowledge with leadership and management skills. Meanwhile Combined Health Appeal of Central New York at 7145 Henry Clay Blvd Liverpool reveals its new board members Len Fulter Sylvan Beach Kinko's Berube E Reeves Syracuse and Liga J Smith Syracuse with roles at Equitable Financial and GLC Outsourcing Services respectively.
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Bankers Association
Stonier Graduate ‘School of Banking
University of Delaware
Central
New York
Henry Clay Blvd
Liverpool
Nounced
Len Fulter
Man
Sylvan Beach
Kinko
Berube E. Reeves
Syracuse
Equitable Financial Cas
Liga J. Smith
GLC
Water Warehouses International Inc selected for missionary support
Water Warehouses International Inc of 102 Watter Drive Syracuse is chosen to pro- mote Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission missions. Susan Royal at the Herald Journal Business Desk collects company notices. send inquiries to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY. Photos may be offered occasionally.
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Water Warehouses International Inc
Watter Drive
Syracuse
Southern Baptist Brotherhood Commission
Guan Royal
Susan Royal
Herald-Journal Business Desk
P.O
N.Y
Company Matters
NiMo profits hit as weather weighs on sales
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp reports from the Syracuse area that second quarter profits fell about 27 percent to 44.4 million or 31 cents a share from 1994’s 57.5 million or 42 cents. Lower electricity and natural gas sales due to warmer weather and weak Upstate New York economy reduced electric revenues by 4.2 percent to 811.6 million and gas revenues by 43 percent to 127.3 million. HEPAR Technology Corp based in New Hartford posted a Q2 profit of 636 thousand, up 36 percent, with revenues at 24.4 million versus 23.1 million a year earlier. PAR, maker of computerized cash registers for fast food, is noted.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Upstate
New York
Hepar Technology Corp
PAR
SUNY chancellor says Syracuse health center secure for now
SUNY chancellor Thomas A. Bartlett said the Health Science Center at Syracuse will survive budget cuts though its programs and services may face wrenching changes. He noted the Legislature trimmed the cuts from 33 percent to 21 percent, avoiding closures, while urging hospitals to rethink care and research delivery amid rising costs and tuition shifts.
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Syracuse
Thomas A. Barvley
The
State University of New York
SUNY
Bartlett
Health Science Center
Onondaga County
University Hill Corp
Syracuse University
University Hospital
Board of Trustees
University Hill projects spark bright outlook on growth
University Hill Corp officials at their annual meeting outlined plans to upgrade Marshall Street and spur development along the Syracuse University area. Projects include a $10 million medical office complex by Pioneer Development and Internist Associates, Genesee Street streetscape work, a $1 million pulmonary health rehab at 45 B Genesee St, and a $1.8 million Planned Parenthood renovation at 1120 B Genesee St.
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University Hill
University Hill Corp
Marshall Street
David Mankiewicz
Marhall Street
Syracuse University
Pioneer Development and
Internist Associates
East Genesee Street
East Genesee
B. Genesee St
Planned Parenthood
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