Kmart severance split sparks worker and store contrasts
The article contrasts Kmart severance practices across closing stores. Auburn area workers receive severance while Nedrow staff, where the closing was labeled unprofitable, do not. Corporate spokesman says severance tied to announced closings with fixed dates versus no fixed dates for others. The piece also notes Staples opening in Northern Lights and other retail moves in Syracuse.
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Kmart
Green Hills
Auburn
Carmine LaFleur
Emart
Nedrow
Auburn Area
Stephen Pai
Paghapi
Stock Hotline Offers Free Around The Clock Quotes
The Herald Journal advertises a stock quote hotline providing free, 24 hour quotations for NYSE and NASDAQ stocks. Call NewsLine at 472-2111 using a touchtone phone to access current market data.
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Goose and Gander Gift Shop Becomes Central New York Retailer
Kathy Hastings runs The Goose and Gander Gift Hop with 25 employees near Jamesville Syracuse. She shifted from crafting at craft shows to selling a broad range of items, including dried wreaths, and aims to expand with more stores and mail order in Central New York.
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Northern Lights
Staples
New York
Fay's Inc
Syracuse
Media Play
Michaels
TJ Maxx
Champion
Battery One
Pyramid Cos
Carousel Center
Salmon Run
Watertown
Goose and Gander
Seneca Turnpike
Jamesville
Descuset Center
Qsmer
Kathy Hastings
Jamine
Hastings
Jamceville
New York Area
Frazer & Jones Co celebrates 150 years in Solvay
The Frazer & Jones Co in Solvay marks 150 years since its 19th century partnership began in Syracuse. Founded by Eben Frazer and George Benedict, with Richard W. Jones later joining, the firm evolved from harness hardware to a malleable iron foundry producing iron roofs and other products, adapting through changing times under Raymond Wright.
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Eben Frazer
Fayetteville
George Benedict
Frazer
Walton Street
Syracuse
Richard W. Jones
Frazer & Jones Co
Milton Ave
Sol‘way
Raymond Wright
Frazer & Jones
Frazer & Jones Co. mining equipment and fasteners firm
Frazer and Jones Co founded in 1645 operates a malleable iron foundry at 3000 Milton Ave Solvay making mine roof fasteners and iron castings. The company employs about 150 workers today with a history of 300 in the 1930s and 403 in the 1980s, serving clients across Africa Australia South America Canada and North America including the Appalachian US market.
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Hame
Frazer & Jones Co
Minton Ave
Solvay
South Africa
Australia
South America
Canada
North America
Wright
United States
Appalachian
West Virginia
Virinia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Hio
Milton Street
Walton Street
Milton St
Frazer & Jones
The
Eastern Co
Naugatuck
Conn
Thomas Giannone
Syracuse natives hold executive moves in upstate firms
Michael F. Egan of Syracuse named director of corporate purchasing at Bausch & Lamb in Rochester. Bred Keating of Cicero becomes manager of customer relations at Dairylea Cooperative in Syracuse. Stephen Keron of the Milton Jr Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology elected vice president of the New York State Science and Technology Museum Consortium. IBPAC Food Merfata in Syracuse wins national awards for advertising in Chicago. Various DeWitt and Syracuse broker deals include Edgewater Partners purchase of a 30,000 square foot building, Statewide Aquastore acquire a 27,000 square foot site, and other commercial transactions.
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Michael F. Egan
Syracuse
Francie M. Egan
Bausch 8 Lamb
Rochester
Bred Keating
Cicero
Dairylea Cooperative Inc
Stephen Keron
Ihe Milton Jr
Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology
New York State Science and Techology Museum Consortium
Bridge St
DeWitt
Edgewater Partners
Larry Schunk
Drott Drive
Larry van der Bogart
Fatao Drive
Peter Gifford
Crymech
Tom Chytellan
Ball Circle
Gyracaee
Richard Venion
Ana Wiiam Vanderioo
Usu Duggan
Jesse
Witewatara Parkway
Kemper Insurance
Trade war looming as Japan-US car market talks resume
Tokyo pressed new proposals ahead of a midnight deadline while Washington warned of 100 percent tariffs on 13 luxury Japanese cars if no deal is reached. Talks resumed after Tokyo’s arrival at the U.S. mission in Geneva as Clinton urged market access concessions.
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Japan
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Tokyo
Washington
Mickey Ant Depen
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Peithey Si 5
Hashimoto
Clinton
Toyota
Honda
United States
U S seeks access and market liberalization from Japan in auto trade
United States presses Japan over auto trade practices, targeting imports and assembly, demanding greater use of American parts, more American car dealerships in Japan, and looser safety rules to aid U S brands in the market.
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Eee
Clinton
Japan
Calito
Ney
Washington
Bn Tantmien Mamnie
Alanme
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