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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1995

Page

5

Walgreens stock shines for long term growth and dividends

Malcolm Berko recommends Walgreen as a strong long term pick comparing $5000 in gold to 100 Walgreen shares. He notes rising sales from $18 billion in 1980 to $116 billion projected in 1996, earnings growth, rising dividends, and aggressive expansion toward 3,000 stores by decade end.

Walgreen Festuse Berko Walter Green Cleveland Festus Uncle Festus Orginal

Aid May Bolster Central New York Economy

Rep James Walsh announces a $285 million Commerce Department grant to the Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board. Funds will support job training for laid off workers studies for a technology center redevelopment of Electronics Park and a long range economic development strategy aimed at boosting the region's economy.

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Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Teleservices

The Herald Journal announces a free around the clock quotations service for NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ stocks. Call NewsLine and enter category 9988 for stock quotes and 9989 for directions using a touch tone phone.

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Muffin Mary's Restaurant Opens In Syracuse

Ray and Mary Clapper own Muffin Mary's Restaurant at 303 E Fayette St Syracuse. The sixty five seat breakfast and lunch spot runs daily 5 30am to 2 30pm with homemade muffins and entrees. The couple, in business over five years, aim to remodel this fall and expand appeal.

Fayette St Syracuse Ray and Mary Clapper Howards Ray Mary Anger Canki

Moody's cuts Penn Traffic bonds outlook to negative

Moody's Investors Service kept Penn Traffic's $1.032 billion debt ratings but shifted the outlook to negative amid second quarter profit decline. The Mendham Capital advisory had urged bond investors to sell, while Penn Traffic attributed losses to rising grocery competition in New York. Moody's noted weak cash flow but cited strong market positions and a modern distribution network as positives.

Reading Penn Traffic Co Moody S Investors Service Inc Penn Traffics Moodys Mendham Capital Group Inc New Jersey Penn Traffic P&c Foods New York State Moody’s Moody's

Honda Civics to be classified as domestic cars in US

Honda Motor Co said all 1996 Civics sold in North America will be built in North America and within a year all Accord models sold here will be assembled locally. The Civic will be the first Japanese car reclassified as domestic, with Accords to follow. Transplants in Ohio and Ontario produce these best selling models, accounting for about 600,000 U.S. sales yearly.

Japan Honda Motor Co North America Honda Clinton East Liberty Marysville Ohio Alliston Onta United States Canada

Local hires and appointments in Fayetteville Syracuse and Cicero

Victor Sawenko joins Langley Jones Associates in Fayetteville as salesperson Steven P Guzekl named compensation manager at Utica National appointed assistant secretary of Utica Mutual Life Insurance Co James J Pendergast of Syracuse named president of the National Pri e Frontover Labor Relations Association Pendergast to lead membership growth and service Sara Lt Thomas of Cicero becomes environmental engineer at Bristol Myers Squibb in environmental health and safety department

Victor Sawenko Fayetteville Langley Jones Associates Steven P. Guzekl Utica Nabonal Utica Mutual Life Insurance Co James J. Pendergast Syracuse State Uniersity New York

Strategic financial firms expand office in Widewsters Park

1B Strategic Financial providers moved into a new 4000 square foot office in Widewsters Park DeWnt for 1995. Key figures include Willem J. Crandell president Grace G. Grieshaber vice president Peter L. Derrenbecker treasurer and Patrick M. Mach secretary. Jerry Adar of Kama Communications completed a telecomm certification in Lenexa Kansas. The Central New York Chapter of Chartered Life Underwriters and Chartered Financial Consultants announced its elected officers.

Cerlined Financial Planning Widewsters Park DeWnt Cers Willem J. Crandell Farm Family Life Grace G. Grieshaber American Gentral Peter L. Derrenbecker Northwestern Mutual Patrick M. Mach Unity Mutual Life Jerry Adar Kama Communications Inc Old Collamer Road East Syracuse Sprint/North Supply Lenexa Kan Central New York The Chartered Life Underwriters and Chartered Financial Consultants

Implant settlement falls apart

The future of a 425 billion breast implant settlement looks doubtful as Judge Sam Pointer signals plans to scuttle the deal by month end. Plaintiffs warn hundreds of thousands of lawsuits if it collapses, with Bristol-Myers Squibb potentiality to renegotiate shares amid Dow Corning’s bankruptcy and other major defendants.

Sam Pointer Dow Ralph Knowles Chicago Bristol-Myers Squibb Stanley Chesley Bristol- Myers Bristol-Myers Jane Kramer Dow Corning Corp Dow Corning Baxter International Inc Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co

Pace of Windows 95 sales decelerates some

Microsoft Windows 95 sales slowed in the second week after a blockbuster launch. PC Data reports $30 million on day one and $7 million, then $5.5 million in the latest period. Stores such as CompUSA noted huge midnigh t crowds at launch, while total first 11 days reached 163 million copies at about $85 each.

Microsoft Corp Microsoft PC Data Reston Pia Son Y Larry Mondry Compusa Mllion Ann Stephens Peencere

Windows 96 sales cool after debut at $65 with 1.83 million sold

TCA RCL reports demand for Microsoft Windows 96 weakening two weeks after launch. At $65, 1.83 million copies sold in stores through last weekend. Windows 95 remains the main PC OS, used on eight of 10 PCs worldwide, with over 100 million users, while fears of a virus in diskettes persist despite assurances.

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