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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1989
Page
14
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Brief ad item notes consumer loan rates and stock market page mentions. Focuses on scorecard pages D3 and DE with advice to ignore market rhetoric and seek opportunities. Appears as an inside page teaser referencing pages D3 and DE for readers seeking loan rates and market analysis.
The Associated Press reports advertisers increasingly include people with disabilities in mainstream spots, from a bearded man using sign language in a beer ad to a wheelchair user in a laundry detergent commercial. Advocates note growing representation but say it remains limited despite economic clout and legislative pressure.
A Syracuse lawyer notes that fine print on tickets, leases, and policies hides risks and shifts obligations. Consumers are urged to have lawyers review documents, read the contract itself, and beware clauses on early termination, liability limits, and grace periods.
Mother Matters presents an in depth guide to calculating net worth using a structured worksheet. The piece outlines steps to assess assets and liabilities and offers a practical approach for readers to measure their overall financial position.
San Francisco lawyers file 22 million in claims against the State on behalf of 10 victims of the Interstate 880 collapse on October 17. Each wrongful death claim totals 83 million for two deaths, and 2 million per eight injured survivors, signaling a wave of suits and broad post quake activity.
B Altman & Co. seven stores lose $4 million each month since September and expect more losses through year end. L J Hooker Corp. says it may sell Altman, citing a merchandise shortage that began last summer. Sales this year expected to drop about 18.5 percent to $177 million from 1988 and 1987 levels.
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