Airline stocks in 1995 no-fly forecast says Contintal USAir
Malcolm Berko notes Continental and USAir faced heavy losses after bankruptcy exits and warns profits may be brief. He cites weak management, high costs, and labor issues, with summer bookings seen as only mildly positive amid rising fuel costs and potential late-1995 economic softness.
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Standard & Poor
Usair
British Airways
Warren Buffett
Dat
U.S
Dow Reaches Higher Ground On Record Stock Rally
Stocks rose to new highs on Thursday as a weak initial jobless claims report spurred hopes the Fed will cut rates soon. Investors bought heavily to boost portfolios before quarter end, lifting the Dow industrial average by 42.44 to 4,589.64, surpassing the prior close of 4,555.68 set Monday.
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Federal Reserve
Stecke
Dow Jones
Entertain ment Publications Inc Opens in East Syracuse
Entertain ment Publications Inc at 8320 Fly Road East Syracuse led by Flon Jewett district manager for six years, aims to serve Central New York with a discount coupon book. The firm focuses on a win win approach supporting local merchants and non profits while re educating the public on its value to grow distribution and community ties.
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Entertainment Publications Inc
Fly Road
East
Syracuse
Albert Fanene
Ron Jewett
Mark Mapstone
Agway Store Inc
Fremont Plaza
Route 290
Agway
Bridge Street
Labor Dispute May Force Amtrak Shutdown
A House dispute over railroad labor provisions threatens Amtrak’s finances and risks a potential shutdown. Rep. Bud Shuster withdrew a reauthorization bill after a rebel amendment by Rep. Jack Quinn would allow contracting maintenance and reduce severance pay. Democratic lawmakers Lipinski and Mineta urged resuming markup to avoid collapse.
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Amtrak
House Transportation Committee
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
Jack Quinn
Rn.y
Quinn
William Lipinski
D-Ill
Norman Mineta
D-Cahf
Shuster
Economists urge Clinton drop unilateral Japan sanctions
More than 100 economists from liberal and conservative camps urge President Clinton to drop threats of unilateral sanctions on Japan. They warn such action would seriously damage the World Trade Organization and its dispute system. Signers include Nobel laureates James Tobin and James Buchanan. Honda says it will boost auto parts imports as talks stall.
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Clinton
Japan
New World Trade Organization
United States
James Tobin
Yale
James Buchanan
George Mason University
Virginia
Washington
Tokyo
U.S
Honda Motor Co
Fed officials mull rate cuts ahead of July meeting
Alan Greenspan and Alan Blinder have discussed possible rate cuts as Fed policy makers prepare for the July 5 and 6 meeting amid a slowing economy. Blinder favors a cut, Yellen also leans toward easing, while Greenspan has not stated a position. The stakes include potential impact on Clinton’s re election in 1996.
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Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve
Alan Blinder
Fed
Blinder
Greenspan
Princeton University
Janet Yellen
University of California At Berkeley
Clinton
Federal Reserve Board
Yellen
Hospital executives named to new posts in Central New York
Ronette M Kinzelmant appointed director of performance improvement and infection control at AL Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton. Meritt, physician, named medical director of Community Healthcare Alliance Inc a physician hospital organization serving Central New York. Baldwinsville group announces directors and officers with several re-elected for three-year terms and new officers named.
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Ronette M. Kinzelmant
AL. Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Araltew
Meritt
Community Healthcare Alliance Inc
Community Physican Group
Community General Hospital
New
Burgh Communications Selected for Syracuse Campaigns
Burgh Communications in Syracuse selected by Egan Real Estate and Upstate Open MAI to produce multimedia image and product campaigns. Include news about your business by writing to Gusan Royal at Neraid Journal Business Cash, Syracuse. Occasionally, black and white photos used.
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Burgh Communications
Syracuse
Egan Real Estate
Upstate Open Mai
Gusan Royal
Company Matters
Neraid Journal Business Cash
P.O. Box
N.Y
Company M Matters
Real wages fall after inflation in March, salary drop noted
Labor Department data show real wages declined by 2.3 percent over the year ending in March, marking the largest drop in eight years as upward revisions to employment in lower‑wage occupations widen the gap. Analysts say the figures mirror a broader shift from earned income to dividends amid policy debates.
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Labor Deyent
William Parks
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bradford DeLong
The
Treasury
Republians
Robert Reich
Jis
Jis,” Reich Said. Sen, Connie Mack, R-Fla
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Lockheed Martin decision looms over Syracuse and Utica
Lockheed Martin, the merged defense giant, plans to announce consolidation by next Friday. With 170,000 global employees, the company employs 1,900 in Syracuse and 900 in Utica, reductions that fuel local fears of further plant closures amid post Cold War defense spending declines.
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Aing Joe Bears Apany
Illici
Lockheed Corp
Martin Marietta Corp
Lockheed Martin
Syracuse
Utica
Defense Manufacturing
Aerospace
Defense
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Fayetteville
Associated Press
Seana
America
New York Times News Service
Once Co
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Gay
Cortland
Mas Stokfer
Inane
Ronald Masters
Preble
Ingham Plumpton
Jamesville
Dawn Seymour
Minetta
Bart Hudson
Lewis Wengiun
Oath
Grae ‘Featotts
Earl Crege
Baldwinsvills
John Seymour
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Lanter Worldwide
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