Money August 6 1998 Closing Prices
Closing prices and quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning and Robert Thomas Securities, Inc for August 6, 1998.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1998
Page
5
Underwood urges mining rule delay amid study task force
West Virginia Gov. Cecil Underwood urged officials to ignore new mountaintop removal guidelines "whenever possible" until a 17 member task force reports findings by Dec 1. DEP Director Mike Miano says agency may discretionarily overlook the law as environmental groups challenge expanded land disruption limits and higher payments.
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Charleston
W.va
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
State Division of Environmental Protection
Mike Miano
Senate
DEP
Jack Caffrey
West Virginia
Manufacturing demand stagnates in June amid weak aircraft and auto orders
U S factory orders edged up 0.1 percent in June to 330.5 billion, after May's 2.2 percent drop. Unemployment claims held near a 15 week low, while export sales to Asia slumped and imports increased. Analysts noted crosswinds from Asia and strength in consumer-related industries despite a global slowdown.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Asia
Priscilla
Trumbull
Wefa Group
Eddystone
U.S
Wall Street
General Motors
Technology stocks lift Dow averages in cautious rally
Technology shares advanced lifting the Dow Jones to 8577.68 as Nasdaq jumped 2.3 percent to 1829.51. Intel, Dell, and Microsoft led Nasdaq gains while American Express weighed on the Dow after a cautious profit forecast. Broad market gains were modest amid mixed signals from pharma and finance.
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New York
American Express
Intel
Dell Computer
Microsoft
Peter Canelo
U.S
Morgan Stanley
Bell Atlantic workers threaten to strike in NE cities
More than 80,000 Bell Atlantic employees from West Virginia to Maine threaten a weekend strike if new contracts aren’t reached with CWA and IBEW. Talks continue in New York, Washington, Boston and Philadelphia, with potential service disruptions feared while unions push against contracting out work.
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Maine
International Motherhood of Electrical Orders
Nerica
Anna Egner
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N.H
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Egner
Peter Reilly
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