Sutherland Group to hire 100 for Syracuse office
Sutherland Group, a Rochester-based firm offering management and customer support, begins hiring 100 full time staff for its Syracuse area office. Positions are in sales support with base pay plus commissions. The company has an Electronics Parkway Salina office and provides marketing support for a Fortune 21 telecom. Applicants can call 641-5757.
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Sutherland Group
Syracuse-area
David Simmons
Electronics Parkway
Salina
Oneida Ltd to Expand Buffalo China Plant in Buffalo
Oneida Ltd plans an $11 million expansion at its Buffalo China Inc plant in Buffalo adding 203000 square feet of warehouse and manufacturing space. The project will consolidate distribution and create a decorating center for customized dinnerware patterns and small orders with new equipment.
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Oneida Ltd
Buffalo China Inc
Buffalo
Chia
Dmnery
Utica technology executive indicted on burglary charges
A Utica technology company executive, Mike Swierer, was indicted in Oneida County Court on third degree burglary and grand larceny. He allegedly entered NETDesign offices and downloaded proprietary software without permission from NETDesign, a former client. NETDesign moved to a new location.
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Utica Technology Company
Mike Swierer
Borg Internet Services
Critical Technologies
Oneida
Netdesign
Borg
Gaca
Swiercz
Netdes
US agrees to aid Thailand on jet fighter payments
The Clinton administration plans relief on contract payments for eight FA-18 jets from McDonnell Douglas, now Boeing, totaling 292 million dollars. President Clinton will discuss the accord with Thai Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai at the White House, according to officials speaking on background.
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Avold
Clinton
White House
Chuan Leekpat
U.S
Thailand
McDonnell Lougins
Boeing
Assor
Swiss software firm sues Reuters over copyright
A Swiss company accuses Reuters Holdings PLC of distributing unauthorized software copies since 1989 and misleading it to save fees. Reuters denies the charges, filed against Reuters Ltd in Britain and Reuters America in New York. The lawsuit claims Reuters obtained licenses from All-Media-Typian AG and then copied software used by its journalists in Europe to reduce license fees.
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Reuters Holdings PLC
Reuters
Reuters Ltd
Brita
New York
Reuters America Inc
All- Media-Typian AG
Europe
Associated Press
Newsline updates stock data call line
The message directs readers to NewsLine for business updates and stock data, providing a phone number 472-2111 and instructions to enter a category code for stock quotes and portfolio data. It references PPE and unrelated filler text.
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Wsertvarasyoerny
Wetween
Dow Jones
NYSE
AMEX
Papa John's opens Fairmount store in Central New York
The Fairmount Papa John's at 3600 W Genesee St opened Dec 21 and is one of three in Central New York. Manager Scott Gerbschj says the store averages 400–600 pizzas daily, up to 800 on weekends, with delivery in about 30 minutes using high quality ingredients and a 10-point pizza scale for quality.
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Papa Jon's Pizza
Genesee St
Fairmount
Scott Gerbschj
New York
Papa John’s
James Street
Gerbsch
Papa John's
Louisville
Tara Wenss
Missy McDonald
Camillus
John Emm
Syracuse
Chris Whalen
Papa John's Pizza
Bennetts Ordered to Appear in Court in Fraud Case
A federal bankruptcy judge ordered Edmund and Kathleen Bennett to answer questions about the Bennett Funding Group inc and related entities accused by the SEC of selling 570 million in fraudulent securities. The Bennetts, claiming illness, must appear with or without a doctor present. Trustee Breeden also sues former investors over interest payments labeled as return on funds from later investors.
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Bennett Funding Group Inc
Edmund T
Kathleen Bennett
Bennetts
Carl Guy
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Stephen D. Gerling
Syracuse
U.S Securities and Exchange Commission
Edmound Bennett
Kathleen
Hlenton, Fla
Guy
Bennett
Gloria Diamond
New Jersey
Richard C. Breeden
Diamond
Ormiller
Breeden
Dia
IRS Problem Solving Day Planned by Syracuse Office
The Syracuse IRS office hosts Problem Solving Day on March 19 to help taxpayers fix federal tax problems. IRS spokesメーカー Laurie Ruffino says the event targets cases where the system has broken down and that attendees may receive ongoing case ownership and next steps even if an immediate resolution isn’t possible.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Syracuse
Laurie Ruffino
Ruffino
IRS Problem Solving Day in Syracuse at Hanley Building
Noon to 7 p m on March 19 at the Hanley Federal Building 1005 Clinton Street Syracuse. The event helps resolve lingering IRS issues with appointments recommended but not required. Call 800 829 1040 Mon sat 7 a m to 11 p m to book and bring relevant IRS letters records and paperwork.
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IRS
Hanley Federal Building
Clinton Si
Syracuse
Faxton and St Luke's appoint rehab and admin leaders
Mules St Frederick Perra of Clay was named rehabilitation program director for Faxton Hospital and St Luke's Hospital, overseeing inpatient and outpatient services at the Faxton Regional Rehabilitation Center and the Allen-Calder Sub-acute unit. John Guldell joined Cellular Solutions in Manlius as regional sales senior, an authorized Frontier Cellular dealer. Frederick P. Quinlan and Peter A. Thorp were named vice presidents at Dryden Mutual Insurance Co. in Freavilla and North Byrecuse respectively, with prior roles at Hartford, National Grange Mutual, and Kemper Insurance. Syracuse Express Personnel was honored as an outstanding franchise at the San Diego conference, with the local office winning the Fast Track Award.
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St Frederick Perra of
Clay
Faxton Hospital
St Lukes
Dryden Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick P. Quinlan
Freavilla
Peter A. Thorp
North Byrecuse
Quinlan
Martford Insurance Group
Thorp
National Grange Mutual Insurance
Kemper Insurance
San Diego
Radar foes rise as Lockheed Northrop deal faces hurdles
Washington government officials warned that Lockheed Martin’s 9 billion bid for Northrop Grumman could erase competition in radar and electronic warfare systems. They outlined options to divest divisions or face outright opposition, noting no decision yet and that executives were not bound to pick a path. The move follows investor surprise and a stock drop after the Pentagon and Justice Department voiced concerns about reduced competition amid a wave of defense contractor mergers.
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Washington
Pentagon
Justice Department
Lockheed Martin Corp
Northrop Grumman Corp
Lockheed Martin
Lockheed
Northrop
Cellular One settlement Offer Gives $15 Voucher Plan
A proposed two year old suit could yield a $15 voucher to each Cellular One and Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems customer as of January 21 1998. Vouchers usable toward $75 wireless items or service renewals, not toward current bills, with an 18 month validity. A June 12 court hearing will decide on the settlement.
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Cellular One
Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems
Southwestern
Bell
Billy
Karen Merkel
Liberatore
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