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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1998

Page

20

Onondaga County To Enroll 21000 Medicaid Recipients In HMOs

Next month Onondaga County will require 21 000 Medicaid recipients not already in managed care to join HMOs. The move follows a three year effort to obtain federal and state approvals. Officials expect long term cost savings and better care for poor residents. Of 50 000 Medicaid recipients, 36000 are eligible for mandatory enrollment and 15000 are already voluntarily enrolled.

Onondaga County New York Health Care Financing Administration States’s Health Department

NiMo reorganizes. three promoted in restructuring plan

Niagara Mohawk announces promotions as part of a broader restructuring to adapt to changes in the utility industry. Thomas H. Baron of Syracuse becomes senior vice president field operations, Edward J. Dienst of Skaneateles is senior vice president customer delivery and asset management, and Nicholas J. Ashooh of Mantius is vice president communications and government relations. All report to executive vice president Darlene D. Kerr, chosen in August to run the state regulated energy delivery unit.

Niagara Mohawk Thomas H. Baron Syracuse Edward J. Dienst Skaneateles Nicholas J. Ashooh Mantius Darlene D. Kerr

Wal-Mart Camillus earns 1998 NYS award

The New York State Rehabilitation Association awards the Camillus Wal-Mart for its disability employment efforts. The store opened in July 1997, after nomination by Consolidated Industries of Greater Syracuse. Electricians Local 43 seeks six apprentices, with applications at 825 Genant Drive on select Wednesdays through April 14. For details call the Department of Labor and refer to NY 0004679.

New York State Rehabilitation Association Wal-Mart Camillus Consolidated Industries of Greater Syracuse Inc Electricians Joint Apprenticeship Committee of Syracuse Genant Drive State Department of Labor

Owens appointed VP of sales at Microwave Filter Co

EL Le Terry Owens of Westvale was named vice president of sales at Microwave Filter Co. Tnc. He will grow domestic and international markets and lead the sales team, continuing as sales manager for three years and previously working in engineering at the company. Tracy Higginbotham of Baldwinsville, owner of Five Star Events, received the alumn service award from SUNY Oswego State College for 16 years of university and alumni association volunteerism.

Terry Owens Westvale Microwave Filter Co. Tnc Owens Microwave Filter Co Tracy Higginbotham Baldwinsville Five Star Events State University of New York At Oswego State College Oswego Alumni Association

Bennett trial move called delaying tactic affront

A federal prosecutor decries Patrick Bennett request to move his federal fraud trial from Manhattan to upstate as a delaying tactic. He argues it harms about 12 000 victims and notes Bennett’s ties to Syracuse and his family business. Bennett denies the charge and says he seeks a quick resolution.

Bennett Patrick Bennett Manhattan Upstate U.S Patrick Smith Bennett Funding Group Inc Syracuse Vernon Oneida County Sandy Smith David Levitt Michael New Jersey SEC New York Madison County Neal Rose United States Attorney’s Office

Vernon Downs turns around hopes after tough years

Vernon Downs at Oneida County shows a cautious rebound under Mid-State Raceway with 122 race days in 1998, new management, and state aid. The track faces a $300,000 red for 1998 yet plans 120 to 125 days in 1999, seeking slot machines and higher take from wagering to sustain purses and operations.

Vernon Downs Oneida County Mid- State Raceway Vernon Justice Cheney Cheney Bennett Standardbred Enterprises Ltd Patrick Bennett NW Investors New Jersey State Assembly New York City New York

Former Roth plant sold to Wabash Alloys for 70 million

Philip Services Corp sells the DeWitt aluminum recycling plant to Wabash Alloys LLC for 70 million. The 240 employee facility, part of a three-plant deal, is slated to join Connell LP subsidiary Wabash. The plant, a major supplier to automakers, faces broader corporate struggles and debt realignment at Philip.

Roth Bros. Aluminum DeWitt Philip Services Corp Wabash Alloys LLC Thompson Road Philip Services Neal Schwartz Wabash Connell LP Ind United States Schwartz Roth Bros Philip Hamilton Ontario North America Ilegal Canada United Kingdom Associated Press

Lucky 13 get cheap electricity

Thirteen Syracuse area companies received Power for Jobs allocations to cut electric bills by up to 25 percent in exchange for maintaining or creating jobs. Carrier Corp led recipients with 5,000 kilowatts for two DeWitt buildings, pledging to protect 1,477 jobs, amid broader industrial support across Cortland and surrounding areas.

Syracuse-area Carrier Corp DeWitt Buiding Carrier John Shaw Shaw TRL New York Power Authority James A. FitzPatrick Anoplate Corp Syracuse Auburn Steel Auburn Byrne Dairy Camillus Cutlery Camillus Cortland Line Co Cortland Distributor Data Forms Greek Peak

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NiMo Charley Hannagan U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Salina Street Frank White Jr State Racing and Wagering Board Gwen Bennett Patrick R. Bennett The Hel Mid-State AL Campanie Star Roth Indiana Tim Knauss
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