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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1998

Page

5

Inflation steady as food energy slow price rise

Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in November, matching October, with food and energy moderating overall inflation. Computers toys and video gear fell, while annual inflation sits near 1.6 percent. Economists note profits squeezed by rising labor costs amid foreign competition. Wall Street gains on inflation news despite impeachment vote jitters.

Washington Labor Department Paul Kasriel Northern Trust Co Chicago Kasriel Wall Street General Electric Caterpillar Agricultural Machinery

Dow climbs as GE leads gain in volatile market

The Dow Jones rose 127.70 to 8823.30 led by General Electric, breaking a week-long decline. Nasdaq added 45.41 to 2012.22 as inflation data soothed fears while Caterpillar missed earnings expectations, weighing on the Dow.

RON Campbell Investment Planning Robert Thomas Securities, Inc Abbott Labs Allegheny Electric AFLAC Ameritech At&t Corp AM. Water Works Anheuser-Busch Apple Computer IND. Tech Ashland Coal Inc Ashland Oil Inc Atlantic Richfield Baker-Hughes Inc Baltimore Gas & EL Bankamerica Bell Atlantic Bellsouth Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing CO CBS Corp Cabot Oil & Gas Carolina Power Chevron Corp Chubb Corp Citizens Utilities Cocaola CO Columbia Gas Sys Columbia Healthcare CON Nat'l Gas Corning Inc Crestar Financial CSX Corp CVS Corp Daimlerchrysler AG Detroit Edison Dominion Res DOW Chemical Eastman Kodak Emerson Electric Ethyl Corp Exxon Corp First Union Corp Virginia Bank Flowers Industries FMC Corp Food Lion Inc Ford Motor CO GEN. Electric CO GEN. Motors Corp GTE Corp Georgia Pacific Gillette CO Glaxo Holdings Goodyear Tire Hercules Inc Humana Corp IBM Corp Ingersoll-Rand Intel Corporation K-Mart Corp Kroger CO Lowe's Cos Lucent Technologies McDonald's Corp Merck & CO. Inc Microsoft Corp Mobil Corp Monsanto CO Mylan Labs, Inc Nash Finch CO Navistar Int'l Nike, Inc Norfolk Southern Pennzoil CO Pepsico Inc Phila. Electric Philip Morris Cos Phillips Petroleum Pittston Brinks Pittston Burlington Pittston Minerals Potomac Elec PWR Praxair, Inc Pulaski Furniture Reebok Int'l REX Stores Corp Reynolds Metals Rite Aid Corp RJR Nabisco Hldg Rockwell Intl Sara Lee Corp Sears Roebuck Sherwin Williams Shoney's Inc Southern CO Tenneco Inc Texaco Inc TRI Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific Unisys Corp Universal Corp Usair Group Usx-Marathon Oil USX U.S. Steel Wal-Mart Walt Disney CO Wendy's Intl Westvaco Corp Williams Cos Valley Nat'l Gases Xerox Corp DOW Jones NEW York General Electric Dow Wall Street Clinton House

Wall Street Worries Impeachment Could Roil Markets

Washington AP reports investors fear impeachment of President Clinton could paralyze government response to emergencies and unsettle world markets. The Dow rose briefly after GE earnings, but four prior losses reflect impeachment uncertainty. analysts differ on impact if Gore succeeds Clinton.

Washington Wall Street Clinton Iraq Saddam Hussein General Electric Allen Sinai New York Senate House Sung Won Sohn Wells Fargo & Co U.S al Gore White House

Millions of Americans will pay zero income taxes in 1998

About 47.8 million Americans will owe no income taxes in 1998 mainly due to a new $400 child tax credit. High earners above $100,000 will shoulder about 62 percent of the tax burden, while most zero tax filers earn under $20,000. The credit phases out with income and rises to $500 next year.

Washington Joint Committee On Taxation J. Randy Penn H&r Block Internal Revenue Service U.S

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