Syracuse among most affordable housing markets in nation
The National Association of Home Builders ranks Syracuse as 18th in affordability nationwide and 3rd in the Northeast for the second quarter. A median income household of 44500 could buy 83.6 percent of homes sold locally, while Hoson Indiana tops affordability and San Francisco tops the price chart.
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Syracuse
National Association of Home Builders
Hoson
Indiana
San Francisco
Train excursions staged in Syracuse Armory Square season
AaTonal banks Lalinwa tour sponsors a fall schedule with a Great Train Robbery run at 12 30 pm Saturday from Armory Square returning 2 30 pm. Tickets cost 8 to 12 dollars for adults and 5 to 10 for children. A Fall Foliage Brunch ride departs 11 30 am Sunday with 8 to 29 95 dollars for adults and 5 to 16 95 for children.
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Syracuse
Armory Square
SU Entrepreneurship Forum Hosts October 2 Session
Syracuse University program hosts a forum for entrepreneurs from 7:45 a.m. to 1:06 p.m. on October 2 featuring topics on funding and niche markets. Speakers include Steven Slan of SUCCESS magazine. Registration ends September 22 or when sold out. fee 95 dollars. info line 4443-3549.
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Syracuse University
Steven Slan
Success Magazine
Syracuse
Vmawe Eaemy Spear
Boeing pledges cleaner act after Farnborough show
Boeing Co acknowledged costly problems and a management shakeup after a bumpy appearance at the Farnborough International air show. The company said it will pursue improved performance and delivery, amid announcing 21 new jets valued at about 1.1 billion dollars. President Harry Stonecipher stated they had let down commercial customers and vowed focus on essential issues.
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Boeing Co
Boeing
Harry Stonecipher
Stonecipher
Farnborough
Leo Troy
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Stephen Yokich
United Auto Workers Union
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Business world takes a holiday observation noted
Government offices, banks and financial markets in the United States were closed for Labor Day. Most international markets remained open. The next market holiday is Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26.
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United States
Syracuse professors launch TradersWeb for investors online
Syracuse University engineering professors Virgil Eveleigh and Fred Schlereth launched TradersWeb, a site offering stock search and sorting by multiple criteria plus a model portfolio. They also offer an online noncredit course Investing and Trading on the Internet. Subscriptions start at 150 dollars with options for trials and a nine week course at 299 dollars.
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Virgil Eveleigh
Fred H. Schlereth
Syracuse University
Poughkeepsie
Eveleigh
Lucy Colum
College of Engineering and Computer Science
TradersWeb
Eveleigh and
Schlereth
Wy Saad Untak
Trader- Sudb
Negotiators resume Northwest talks amid strike pressure
In Minneapolis negotiators plan federally mediated talks with Northwest Airlines pilots as a 11 day walkout disrupts service. Union leaders warn of arbitration but want face to face contact only if necessary while lawmakers discuss federal intervention.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Air Line Pilots Association
Chicago
North Dakota
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Flint
Mich
United States
Syracuse University
U.S
Dale Brickner
Michigan State University
Greenspan words take on import outside US
Global markets rally after Greenspan hinting at possible rate cuts as crisis deepens. Investors in Asia Europe and Latin America seized on the remark, while U S and world economies face uncertain relief despite his influence.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
California
Greenspan
Fea
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Janon
Hong Kong
London
Mexico
Argentina
Wall Street
Fed
United States
Thailand
Russia
Medical degree no longer guarantees job for all
A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows over seven percent of resident physicians in 1996 had no positions within six months of finishing. The report notes that subspecialists and regional markets affect job availability with higher competition on the West Coast and around the Great Lakes.
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Chicago
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA
New York
Lewis Robinson
Eat
Onondaga County Medical Society
West Coast
Great Lakes
U.S
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Syracuse Rats
James T. Mulder
AaTonal Banks
Lalinwa
Business World
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NYSE
Amex Report
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Miatale
Business News
Internet
Lillian Abbott
Sh Openien TradersWeb
Dawn Jones
Schiereth
Roth
Newhouse News Service
Woodward Ave
Hirengsquintel
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Richard W. Stevenson
New York Times News Service
Figwre
Kevin Grumbach
Center For California Health Workforce Studies
University of California At San Francisco
William Grant
The
State University of New York Health Science Center
Fayetteville
Avpean
Boston
Mark Charlamb
Cardiology Group LLC
Beste
Larry
Charlamb
Albany
Saratoga
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