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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1997

Page

6

Beep Beep Remedy to Ease Road Rage Growing Trend

Local realtor Keith Vincelette suggests using two short horn beeps instead of blasting a horn to reduce road rage. He argues a brief pause and polite beep can ease tensions, noting expert reports show road rage rising plus weapon use in many incidents. Also mentions VW and GMC sales staff achievements.

Keith Vincelette Vincelette Wile E Coyote Tom Dillon Roger Burdick Volkswagen W of America Phoenix International Raceway Phoenix Ariz Dillon Ralph Stoutenger Burdick Pontiac-Gmc Liverpool GMC

Marquardt Switches to Expand. 57 Jobs Expected

Madison County company Marquardt Switches Inc of Nelson will receive 700000 in state loan and grant funds to expand and create 57 new jobs. Assemblyman Bill Magee notes the project at Trash Industrial Park Route 20 east of Cazenovia. Empire State Development Corp provides 500000 loan and 200000 for renovations.

Marquardt Switches Inc Madison County Nelson Bill Magee D-Nelson Trash Route 20 Cazenovia Marquardt Magee Empire State Development Corp

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Lock 24 Seafood & Deli Inc opens in Baldwinsville

Lock 24 Seafood & Deli Inc a 27000 square foot New England Cape Cod style restaurant opened in December at 33 Water St Baldwinsville It seats 180 total with 30 employees 90 indoors and 90 outdoors Owners David and Sue Younis launched after buying dock land in February 1996 They run a menu of harsh breaded seafood deli sandwiches burgers hot dogs and chicken The Younis family roots include the Baldwinsville Diner purchased by George and Eunice Younis in 1950 and taken over by their son in 1976 The business aims to deliver courtesy quality cleanliness and fast service with back up capital and research as keys to success

David and Sue Younis Baldwinsville Skaneateles Camillus and Gate David Younis George and Eunice East Genesee Blvd Younis

Crucible workers plan solidarity events amid union rift

Striking Crucible Materials workers will march and rally Sunday to show unity while a petition drive seeks another vote on the company’s offer. Local 1277 President Salatti Jr says another vote unlikely as a majority agreed not to revisit a rejected proposal. The letter from President Yates urges rethinking the last offer, warning of costs to orders and jobs.

Crucible Steel United Steel Workers of America Frank Salatti Jr Crucible David Yates Yates Salatti Crucible Materials Corp John Weasel Conumon State Fair State Fairgrounds Musicians Union Local 78 Ira Hill Boys Salatty

ESOP Ownership Shifts At Mattydale Lumber Yard

Prostate cancer prompted James Wilton to rethink priorities and sell Stellcan Lumber to its workers. In 1996 the ESOP formalized, giving 27 employees ownership across two stores. Existing ESOP experience eased transitions, reducing layoffs fears as workers began to act like owners.

James Wilton Stellcan Lumber Company Mattydale Watertown National Center For New York Wilton United States Lumber Company Richard Lando Lawrence Walton Persombangs LeVere Benefts Wayne Cooke Beng Snk

Company Matters updates in Syracuse area business moves

Multiple local firms announce leadership changes and engagements. Amesis Haag named vice president of management services at Medical Management Services in DeWitt to oversee a new medical consulting division. Lawrence Rapple joins Sage Marketing Communications as quality assurance and manager. Philips Broadband Networks wins contract with Oneonta Telephone Co in Blounty County. Eric Mower and Associates hired by SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry for a communications audit. BF Alflere-Meindee Architects contracted for renovations at Syracuse University Gouldstein Alumni and Faculty Center.

Dorothy Syrockl Haag Medical Management Services de- Wit Haag Lawrence Rapple Sage Marketing Communications Rapple Oneonta Telephone Co Blounty County Alan Eric Mower BF Alflere-Meindee Architects Syracuse Syracuse University Gouldstein

Niagara Mohawk rate plan under public review hearings planned

Assembly leaders push a series of public hearings on Niagara Mohawk PowerChoice restructur ing amid accusations of secrecy by the Public Service Commission. Critics say residential and small business customers see little relief while large industrials gain about 29 percent off their bills.

Assembly Michael Bragman Assembly Energy Committed Niagara Mohawk Energy Committee State Public Service Commission Bragman D-Cicero Paul Tonko Amsterdam Syracuse Ben Bragmans George Pataki Public Service Commission PSC John O'Mara O'Mara Nicholas Ashooh Niagara Ma Hawk Ashooh Serve¢ice Commission

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