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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 31, 2001

Page

17

GM moves to take over Daewoo Motor

GM proposes a takeover of Daewoo Motor amid foreign investment interests. The move signals potential restructuring and the involvement of GM in South Korean automotive assets with implications for workers and suppliers.

Daewoo Motor

US Jobless Claims Increase Amid Steady Claims Level

U S jobless claims rise while continuing claims stay steady at 425,000 as the prior week shows a smaller change. The report notes the week ended with continued unemployment figures resembling the April 28 level, amid data inconsistencies in the source text.

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Union elects new officers at Lockheed Martin plant

The IVE-CWA Local at Lockheed Martin Salina elected Michael Labuls as president replacing David Van Dyke after seven years. Bob Walter became vice president and Ray Caprin chief steward while others filled roles. They take office July 4. Executive VP Allan H. Conseur won a three-year board term as three directors were re-elected. The board declared a 5 cent per share common stock dividend and 37.5 cent per share preferred stock dividend payable July 30.

Lockheed Martin Salina Michael Labuls David van Dyke Bob Walter Ray Caprin Bobbie McKelvin Brenda Snipes Bob Schultz Wucina Wid Allan H. Conseur Arc. News Service

Cazenovia College appoints multiple officials to key posts

Cazenovia College announces C Joseph Behan as vice president for student development and dean for soldier life, Robert A Croot as vice president for enrollment management and dean for admissions and financial aid, Carol M Satchwell as vice president for institutional advancement, and Dr Timothy McLaughlin as vice president for art affairs interim dean of the faculty. Steve Little named managing director relationships with MAYA Design in Pittsburgh.

Maryland Robert A. Croot Erieville Cazenovia College Croot Utica College Syracuse University Utica Carol M. Satchwell Cagenovia Satchwell Wonxy Public Broadcasting Timothy McLaugh Fayetteville M McLaughln Hess New York Stony Brook Steve Little Maya Design Pittsburgh Litte Ruman Sciences

Parade of Homes features 10 Crown Point houses above Syracuse

Soirma plars and Cordelle Development showcase 10 exhibition homes in Crown Point with prices up to 385 000. The Parade runs daily through June 17 with previews aiding Coaches against Cancer. Activity notes a slight dip in local single family permits but a robust market with 800-plus construction jobs in April and a 3.7 percent unemployment rate.

Soirma Plars Home Builders Association of Central New York Invincible Drive Onondaga Crown Point Bob Tomeny The Builders Association Tomeny Cordelle Development Corp Syracuse Onondaga Lake Syrabastian Ie Judy DeForest Cordelle Development Cordelle Onondagaounty Cicero Elbridge Seulins Margus van Buren Clay Manlius Onondaga County Tameny Coaches Against Cancer Blast Construction Cordele Development Dallas Homes Fendt Construction Harington Homes Heritage Homes JMG Kathy Kotz Merle Euliats Fers Sciuga Custom Built aLecree Cordelie Development Corp Lexington

Donlon Awards honor family friendly firms in 2000

The Donlon Awards given by United Way celebrate firms with strong family work life balance at a luncheon in Syracuse. The Fagliarone Group CPAs won small business honors for retaining staff with flex time and on site fitness, while Unity Mutual Life Insurance and Bristol Myers Squibb were recognized for supportive benefits. Weemans Food Markets received a special youth programming award.

Donald ‘Taylor Fagliarone Group Cpas Taylor Eoconnde Syracuse Fagiarone Group Donion Donlon United Way Wyndham Hotel Faguarone Group Unity Mutual Life Insurance Co Targe-company Division Unity Mutual All Jewels Tily Weemans Food Markets Inc Stephen Cammerelli Stati Pronogra Dori Williams Gail O'Hara Onondaga Kelly Peirson van Buren Phyllis Dunham Quick Books James Street

Bristol Labs Ferments Cancer Drug at Syracuse Plant

Bristol-Myers Squibb workers at the Thompson Road facility in East Syracuse are producing epothilone, a ferment-based cancer drug from bacteria. If successful, the plant could become a manufacturing site, leveraging its history with Taxol and fermentation of drug building blocks. Epothilone targets microtubules to halt cancer cell division, avoiding drug-pump resistance in some cells.

Bristol-Myers Dot Syracuse Thompson Road Larry Leatherman Leatherman Bristol

Insurer returns New York grant after layoffs in Albany

Progressive Insurance agreed to return 100000 of a 125000 state grant given to build a downtown Albany facility in 1898 after announcing layoffs. Maura Gallucci said repayment excludes interest and stressed it is rare for a company to miss its job commitments. Anne Rabe of the New York State Labor Environment Network called the repayment a good sign while noting concerns over public aid abuses. The coalition seeks a law to require disclosure hearings and rerouting for firms receiving state or local aid.

Albany Progressive Insurance Empire State Devel- Spiiene Corp Maura Gallucci Gallucci Anne Rabe New York State Labor & Environment Network

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