Large DelWitt and Clay properties go to auction Thursday
Two properties in DeWitt and Clay are set for the Great Commercial Property Auction IT. At 10 a.m. a 58,000 square foot office warehouse at 6741 Thompson Road DeWitt is listed around 1 million dollars. At 3 p.m. the sale moves to 251 Casa Grande Drive Clay a 90 unit apartment complex valued near 2 million. The Carlton Group and Murray Hill Properties of New York run the nationwide auction with 85 plus properties across several sectors. contact Michael Kalet Pyramid Brokerage Co. Inc. at 443 8534 for attendance details. Bristol Myers Squibb to pay about 20.5 million Canadian dollars to settle international breast implant class actions. Women affected could reach several thousand with compensation to begin within six to eight months after court approval.
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DeWitt
Casa Grande Drive
Clay
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode
Carlton Group
Murray Hill Properties
Michael Kalet
Pyramid Brokerage Co. Inc
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
Ontario
Quebec
Bristol-Myers
Jane Kramer
Brstol-Myers
Sisk and Cromarty Ivey & Dowlet
Kodak Hopes New Venture Eases Amateur Photography
Kodak outlines a 300 million system to simplify loading film and developing decent pictures. CEO George Fisher claims it will add new dimensions to picture taking and boost enjoyment. The Rock Kodak Park project is set to create 500 jobs, with most filled by Kodak staff. Governor Pataki joined Fisher at a Rochester press conference. State officials say no financial incentives were offered, while Kodak also discusses unrelated tax and regulatory talks.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
George Fisher
Rock Kodak Park
Fisher
George Patak
Rochester
Pataki
New York State
Charles Smith
Dow Jones slips in moderate trading as profits booked
Stocks settled in a so so session as investors booked profits while awaiting a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.12 points from Monday’s peak to 4 550.58 as blue chips lagged and broader indicators pulled back from prior session highs.
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Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Manly New York Stock
Stock-Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour NYS NASDAQ Quotes
The Herald Journal announces free around the clock stock quotations via NewsLine. Call 472-2111 using a touch tone phone and select the stock category for updates.
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Herald-Journal
Neon Sign Shop Opens in Syracuse Run by Camille Steilati
De Sarat name of businges owners Camille Steilati runs Neon Shop at 909 Norlin Ave Syracuse. One employee. Makes neon signs for Central New York Watertown and Rochester markets. In business three years with philosophy good quality and reasonable price. Overcomes economy and competition by quality work and lower prices. Hopes for more business and satisfied customers.
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Norlin Ave
Syracuse
Camille Steilati
Electro-Ad
Fae
Ammmmenine Ome
Frenti
Central
New York
Watertown
Rochester
Albert Famitra
Camille Sleilati
Neon Shop
North Avenue
Shell reverses plan to sink Brent Spar platform
Greenpeace activists disrupted Shell pressure forced a U turn as Royal Dutch Shell abandoned sinking Brent Spar in the North Atlantic. The firm will seek a British license to dismantle on shore rather than deep sea disposal, amid EU protests and consumer boycotts across several European countries.
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Greenpeace
Royal Dutch Shell
North Atlantic
Europe
Shell
Michael Heseltine
Board of Trade
Helmut Kohl
John Major
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Britain
Fuad Hamdan
European Union
Second suitor bids on Marietta Corp in $12.30 offer
A group led by Barry Florescue bids $12.30 per share for Cortland based Marietta Corp, valuing the deal at about $40 million. Florescue holds 8.7 percent and will keep the proposal open through Friday, after Manetta rejected a prior $11 offer from Dickstein & Co. Marietta provides guest amenity programs and sample-size packaging for consumer products, with stock closing unchanged at $10 on Nasdaq.
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Barry Florescue
Marietta Corp
Dickstein & Co
Mark Dickstein
Manetta
Dickstein
Florescue
Marietta
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maretta
Disney plans fourth Florida park Wild Animal Kingdom
The Walt Disney Co announces a fourth Central Florida park featuring live animals and mythic beasts. Construction could start in September with a about three- to four-year build and a possible early opening date. The 100-acre site centers on a 14-story Tree of Life and lands named Africa Beasty Kingdom and Dinoland with dinosaurs.
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Walt Disney Co
Florida
Magic Kingdom
Epcot Center
Disney-Mgm Studios
Disney
Walt Disney
Michael Ensner
Eisner
Wildlife Park
Tree of Life
Spaceship Earth
Africa
Local hires in Syracuse and Auburn area, multiple appointments
John Devendort a Cortland State University graduate and former Bishop Grimes coach was named director of residential gates at KCI Long Distance in Syracuse. Beardsley Cowden & Glass Architects added WA Leigh Portner of Rome as controller. Charles A. Carpenter of Liverpool became software engineer at Progressive Software Solutions in Syracuse. Penn Trafic Co based in Syracuse.
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John Devendort
State University Cottage
Cortland
Bishop Grimes
Auburn
Baldwinsville
KCI
Long Distance
Tne
Syracuse
Neer
Beardsley, Cowden & Glass Architects/Engineers
P.C
Charles A. Carpenter
Liverpool
Progressive Software Solutions Inc
Prudential Agents Top 20 in New York State
The Prudential Company announces that six of its agents ranked in the top 20 for total closed home rates in New York State during the first quarter of 1886. Named among the leading performers are Gell Shater, Frank Meatan, and B Padawn. Sirene Rabhta Slate is listed as deceased.
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Prudential Tat Sterling
Ca- Milus
New York State
Gell Shater
Frank Meatan
Padawn Sirene Rabhta
Anderson receives Ethan Allen circle of excellence award
Awants i Pall Anderson of DeWitt designer with Ethan Allen Home interiors earned the Ethan Allen circle of excellence award for design selling and superior customer service. News notes public relations for MullCom and shows at the Washington Convention Center in Washington DC with photo usage policy described.
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I Pall Anderson
DeWitt
Ethan Allen
Ethan Allen Circle of Excellennce
Greenspan signals cautious approach on rate cuts
Fed Chair Alan Greenspan indicated he is reluctant to cut short term rates soon despite recession risk. He warned rate cuts could attract dollars and weaken the shaky dollar, while leaving open potential cuts later if deficits shrink or more economic deterioration appears.
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Earler
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Economic Club of
New York
Greenspan
United States
Congress
Federal Reserve Committee
Alan Blinder
Federal Reserve Board
Area jobless rate slips to 5.0 percent in May
Syracuse area unemployment fell to 5.0 percent in May from 5.4 percent in April, with 1,700 net non-farm jobs gained as seasonal hiring rose. Construction added 1,600 positions and retailing 1,500, while services shed 1,700 as universities cut summer enrollments. Government jobs fell by 400, mainly at state schools.
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State Labor Department
Karen Knapik- Scalzo
Labor Department
Onondaga
Madison
Oswego
Cayuga
Gracuse-Area
Rochester
Albany
Duchess County
Nassau/ Suffolk
Binghamson
Alicay Sente
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Toyaro mi Orta
Orange
Osceola County
Disney’s New Park
E. Leigh Portner
Rome
Lear-Brown Group
Ste Eee Penn Trafic Co
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Liv
Bhiocueg Wu
MulliCom
Washington Convention Center
Washington, D.C
Susan Roya
Company Matters
Hersth-Journal Business Desk
P.O. Bon
Syracuss
N.Y
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Wees Sane
Mexico
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