Disney Alamo remake flops at box office debut
Disney reports The Alamo opened weakly with 9.2 million and may not recoup its 146 million production and marketing outlay. Analysts note the failure adds to recent disappointments like Home on the Range Hidalgo and Ella Enchanted whileDisney focuses on parks ESPN and Nemo DVD sales to meet near term targets. Shares dipped to 25.70 on the NYSE as Comcast bid talk lingers.
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Man cited for breaking lock and window in Village Lane dispute
Police report a local man broke a lock and a window at a friend's apartment on Village Lane around 7 20 p m. He claimed to retrieve personal items. conflict with the resident led to his arrest for family assault after the incident.
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Highlands man arrested after kicking mother at pharmacy
At 6 30 p m a seven year old Highlands man was arrested after he kicked his mother in the mouth while they sat in a vehicle in the parking lot of a pharmacy in the 3900 block of Garth Road on Sunday police said. The mother told officers she turned to face her son and he allegedly kicked her in the mouth.
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Baytown Police Logs Show Busy Weekend With Alarms and Incidents
Baytown police responded to 92 calls from 6 a m Sunday to 6 a m Monday. Alarms numbered eight with one assault, two auto thefts, two burglaries, two disturbances, three thefts, one major and one minor accident. Crime Stoppers offers cash for tips and anonymity. Call 281-472-71PS. police Baytown.org.
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Markets rally as strong earnings lift wall street
New York stocks rose as investors priced in robust first quarter earnings despite Iraq news. Dow up 73.53 to 10515.36, S&P 500 and Nasdaq also higher, led by Memll Lynch IBM CitiGroup and J&J with strong reports. Gannett and The New York Times posted results, while DuPont announced 3500 job cuts and a one-time charge.
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Kimberly-Clark lifts first quarter earnings forecast in strong start
Kimberly-Clark Corp raised its January-March profit forecast to 91 cents per share from 85 to 87 cents, citing record sales and lower taxes. Irving Texas based maker of Huggies Diapers and Kleenex also projected 2004 earnings near the high end of its $3.55 to $3.65 range, while warning raw material costs will temper Q2 gains.
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Gasoline futures surge to record high on demand surge
Gasoline futures for May delivery rose to a record high on the NYMEX, with unleaded prices climbing to 1.1800 a gallon. Valera Energy and Tesoro Petroleum shares rose on the news as analysts cited ongoing demand despite high pump prices. The Energy Department and AAA reported higher current prices and growing demand, forecast to push prices further into summer.
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