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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1997

Page

17

Crucible asks workers to vote again on contract

Crucible Specialty Metals faces a strike as 673 workers receive letters from President David Yates urging a return to work and a fresh vote on the company proposal. USW Local President Frank Salatu Jr says resuming talks is unlikely and the workers cannot return under the expired contract. Widespread walkout began at midnight September 30.

Crucible Specialty Metals Crucible David Yates Yates United Steelworkers of America Frank Salatu Jr

Liquor store and ad agency to renovate city building

Business owners plan a 550000 renovation of the Hall McChesney Building at 996 N Clanton St Syracuse. Mike Siano of Siano Spitz Advertising and Jum Kraft liquor store owner will finance with an SBA loan from Solvay Bank via the Syracuse Economic Development Corp. Kraft will open a new liquor and wine store on the ground floor while selling his South Side business to a new owner. Siano will move his agency to the second floor. James T Mulder

Hall-McChesney N. Clanton St Syracuse Mike Siano Siano-Spitz Advertising Jum Kraft Solvay Bank Syracuse Economic Development Corp Kraft Salina Street Valley Plaza Siano James T Mulder

Halloween tops candy spend as second to Christmas

A survey by the International Mass Retail Association finds Halloween the second leading holiday behind Christmas for parties and decorations. Robert Verdisco notes the holiday boosts family interaction and is enjoyed by both adults and children. Americans are projected to spend 950 million dollars on chocolate and candy this Halloween, the candy industry’s peak season.

International Mass Retail Association Robert Verdisco

Camillus Woman Promotes New York Apples On Road

Diana Luber, a part time fitness instructor at St. Joseph's Church in Camillus, tours the state promoting New York apple growing. New York ranks second to Washington with about 25 million bushels annually. She travels in a travel store along Interstate 90 in a long skirt apron and frilly hat, extolling the Macintosh apple.

Camillus New York State Diana Luber St. Joseph's Church New

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Antique appraisal firm expands into Baldwinsville complex

T W Conroy & Associates Inc a four person antique appraisal and auction firm based at 251 Slayton Road Cato plans a December opening of a 14500 square foot Mason ic Temple at 36 Oswego Road Baldwinsville. The first floor will host an antiques cooperative for 10 to 40 dealers while the second floor may hold auctions. Tim Conroy president and Terry Dean vice president oversee operations and finances. The business serves New York state with occasional travel to Georgia and aims to attract two competing collectors per auction. Patricia Conroy, mother of Tim, remains an adviser.

T.W. Conroy & Associates Inc Slayton Road Cato Tim Conroy Terry Dean Conroy American Society of Appraisers Patricia Ing Oswego Road Baldwinsville Temple Dean New York

Food safety rules tighten for seafood firms HACCP plan required

Tim Paige and six colleagues study the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point plan at a seminar for seafood wholesalers and producers. Polge Seafood Distributing Inc. faces December enforcement as HACCP becomes mandatory for processors, distributors, and wholesalers, with paperwork and timing posing business challenges.

Tim Paige Polge Art & Home Center State Fairgrounds Panay Polge Seafood Distributing Inc Hudson Foods Food and Drug Poige Food and Drug Administration HACCP U.S. Department of Agriculture

Blue Cross Tentatively Setstle Rehab Claims

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Central New York agreed to resolve disputes over denial of substance abuse treatment claims. At a Syracuse meeting, state Attorney General Dennis Vacco pushed for past-denials to be addressed and a fair system for future claims. No timetable was set, but if unresolved a lawsuit is possible.

Blue Cross Blue Shield New York State Attorney General Dennis Vacco Syracuse Vacco Marc Carey Carey Tom D'Angelo Tully Hill Attorney General

Company Matters Highlights New Appointments and Board Directors

Arlene E Dressler joins Key Bank in Baldwinsville as small business relationship manager for Onondaga and Cayuga counties. B Rich Rohit named director of Manufacturing at Clostra Cleanroom in Syracuse overseeing SO compliance and manufacturing team. The Business Council of New York State elected Erland E Kallbourne Brian J McNells Ronald M Pirtle and Robert M Smoler to its board. Several others reelected to the board of directors including Harold R Anderson Michael J Falcone Guy Fauconneau Gale S Fitzgerald Robert F Flacke W Craig Heaton Harry P Kamen David H Komansky John R Loveland John E Mack and William D Matthews. Readers urged to submit business notices to Susan Royal for Company Matters which appears on Tuesday through Friday in the Harvard Journal Business Dash.

Arlene E. Dressler Baldwinsville Key Bank Dressler Onondaga Cayuga Rich Rohit Clostra Cleanroom Syracuse Rohitt Eral Motors Corp Delphi Harrison Lockport Robert M. Smoler Oxford Health Plans Harold R. Anderson Phoenix Metal Fabricating Inc Jamestown Michael J. Falcone Pioneer Development Co Guy Fauconneau CarnerCorp Gale S. Fitzgerald CTG Inc Buffalo Robert F. Flacke Fort William Henry Corp Lake George W. Craig Heaton Utica National Insurance Group Harry P. Kamen

Cooperative plan eyed for running nuke plants

NYPA chief Eugene Weltmann outlined a possible joint venture with private utilities to form a single company managing New York six nuclear plants. NYNOC would employ current plant workers while ownership stays with the utilities, pending cost benefits analysis and labor concerns.

New York Power Authorit Eugene Weltmann Clifto Park Power Authority DeWitt Privat Utilities Authenty New York NYNOC Thos Oswey County Zehrmann Labounions Zeltmann Carner Corp Auburn Steel Co Rot Bros. Smelting Corp New York State NYPA Join Bes Privat

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