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Since the publication by Business Insights of the last report into the cost of electricity there has been a massive change in global economic conditions as a result of the ramifications of the 2008 banking crisis. This has caused fuel and commodity prices to fall, as well as leading to a severe tightening in lending. WHOOPEE! What with the 1000's of jobs the Olympics are going to bring in and the 100's reported last week we have just about made up for the 1000's that the Argus reported Mulberry were going due to Southern Care Homes. Plus all the jobs lost in Derby by the losing bidder. Most of these jobs are going to Hornsey anyway. Plus all the jobs lost in Derby by the losing bidder,mulberry suit carrier. Most of these jobs are going Mulberry to Hornsey anyway. It is like changing deck chairs on the Titanic.[/p][/quote]You would rather the jobs went to Estonia i suppose?Cynical twit! wrote: KCS Energy Inc. signed a letter of intent yesterday to buy the Intercoast Oil and Gas Company from the MidAmerican Energy Company for $174 million in cash. KCS will also pay MidAmerican a $40 million note and 610,000 warrants on KCS common stock. Intercoast Oil and Gas's holdings include natural gas and oil reserves and 22,000 undeveloped acres in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma and two natural gas marketing units. Last week, Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler made it clear that unmarked cars are necessary for undercover investigations partly crediting them for a decrease in crime around Mulberry Syracuse.City Mulberry Councilor Pamela Hunter had visited the police garage and surveyed the fleet many times throughout the past months and, to further debate, she engaged in conversations with councilors and the mayor about what she found."There's more cars going out with high miles that have to be junked than those Mulberry brought in each year," Hunter said.She agrees with the police chief that the ability to purchase new unmarked cars is essential for public safety. Common councilors that voted to scale down the police fleet said that they want to focus on takehome cars rather than Mulberry the undercover vehicles."It's a compromise. The administration is addressing concerns the common council had and it's only fair we recognize there is a need for unmarked cars," said Common Councilor Ryan McMahon.The new proposal came from compromise and open debate, which is exactly how the mayor hopes funding conversations will go in the future."I do very much think it's an appropriate compromise and more importantly the chief felt it was an appropriate compromise. And I rely on all my department heads, and the police chief is no different, to tell me what they need in terms of tools. So we're giving him what he needs, Miner said.The police department Mulberry has already reduced take home cars by 20 percent since January. According to McMahon, more cuts will be on the way. But for now, if the proposal passes the council on Monday, the department will be able to purchase seven new unmarked cars to help fight crime in Syracuse.

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