Clinton to bar contractors from hiring replacements
President Clinton plans to sign an order barring large federal contractors from hiring replacement workers during strikes. The measure targets contracts over 100000 dollars, not retroactive, and follows labor outreach ahead of his re election.
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Justice Department blocks judge over Microsoft ruling
The Department argues four federal judges rejected a settlement with Microsoft Corp, saying the Tunney Act limits review to terms rather than broad scrutiny. Assistant Attorney General Anne Bingaman briefed the Court of Appeals on Tuesday, while Judge Stanley Sporkin previously found the settlement overstepped authority.
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OnBANCorp and Bristol-Myers Squibb declare quarterly dividends
ONBANCorp Inc announces a quarterly cash dividend of 28 cents per common share payable April 3 to holders of record March 20 and a $0.421875 per share dividend on Series B convertible preferred stock payable April 14 to holders of record March 31 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co declares a quarterly dividend of $0.74 per share on common stock payable April 1 to holders of record April 7 and a $0.50 per share dividend on convertible preferred stock payable June 1 to holders of record May 3.
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Dow Jones falls as dollar weakness unsettles markets
Stocks retreated Tuesday as the dollar's weakness troubled investors, with the Dow Jones industrial average dropping 24.93 points to 3,962.63. Analysts were split, some shrugging off the setback while others warned of ongoing pressure on markets.
Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Stock Prices
The Herald Journal advertises a free round the clock stock quotation service via a touch tone phone. Call NewsLaine at 472 2111 and enter category 9988 for quotes from NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ. For directions enter category 9989.
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Our Father's Pizza & Pasta Opens Downtown Takeout Spot
RAS es a 112 year old takeout pizza business at 207 N Clinton St Syracuse owned by John Masello who previously ran a Cicero sit down pizzeria. Two employees. Downtown customer base. Owner stresses quality service vision capital and planning. Future plans include expansion into a sit down restaurant.
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Shop City buffet closes after five months in Syracuse
Stacey's Buffets Inc based in Florida quietly closed the Shop City Shopping Center restaurant that had reopened in November after a March closing. Company spokesperson Maureen Jack cited underperforming locations and significant losses as reasons for terminating leases or seeking drastic rent cuts. The Bon-Ton chain meanwhile plans to spend 18 million to acquire former McCurdy's and Kaufmann's sites in Rochester, with renovations and rebranding to Bon-Ton by 1996.
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Lawmakers push cereal price probe amid big brand talk
The Associated Press reports lawmakers led by Rep Charles E Schumer and Rep Sam Gey/denson pressed the Justice Department to investigate possible anti trust activity by Kellogg General Mills Post and Quaker Oats. They claim 85 percent of cereal sales are controlled by these firms and describe high profits and heavy advertising. The Grocery Manufacturers Association argues prices have risen little in real terms and cites FTC findings.
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Local Hiring Changes at Chase Manhattan and Partners
Arlene Dressler of Baldwinsville named Eastern Region small business lending officer for Chase Manhattan Banks community investment segment to boost lending to firms up to 1 million in revenue and minority and women owned businesses. Peggy Dunnewold promoted to office manager and accountant for Stonaer Construction in Mantis. Coldwell Banker First Properties announces appointments Caron Armour of Liverpool and Alan Ross of Syracuse as broker associates for the North regional office in Baldwinsville along with sales associates Timothy Connors of Syracuse Rosemaries Colagiovanni of Liverpool Mary Ellen Ryan of Fayetteville and Greg Ramin of Baldwinsville.
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Alan Ross
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Local Mutual Life agency honors sales leaders and new agent
The Syracuse office of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance awards Mark J. Mashle as agent of the year for top sales. Raymond Wackel Jr. Andrew Meyer Edward Egan and James Peyton earn recognition for 1994 sales and service, all qualifying for Million Dollar Round Table and Leaders Club. John Kesler cited as leading new agent VicePro C W Davis Go chosen to replace aging dasher boards at New Hartford Recreation Center. Susan Royal noted for Company Matters submissions and weekly schedule.
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New Hartford Recreation Center
Dollar plunge rattles East Asia markets and exports
The weakened dollar sent share prices tumbling across Tokyo Singapore Taipei Bangkok Hong Kong and other markets as investors fear Fed rate hikes. A stronger yen and costlier exports threaten Japan’s recovery while Asian growth hinges on US demand and currency stability.
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Dollar decline tied to US trade gap and weak economy
Analysis notes the US trade deficit as a long term pressure on the dollar. It explains that higher imports and foreign selling of dollars create a glut on the global exchange, depressing values. Also cites Mexico’s slump and a cooling U.S. economy as short term factors reducing exports and limiting rate-driven dollar support.
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Dollar Stumbles in Europe as Currencies Dip vs Dollar
The dollar weakened early in Europe after regional trading showed declines against major currencies. Gold prices rose while the dollar’s value slipped against the German mark, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, French franc, Dutch guilder, Italian lira, Canadian dollar, and the British pound, with specific rates noted from late Tuesday.
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