Dow falls to year low as energy stocks slide
New York stocks declined for the third straight session with the Dow Jones average dropping 9.80 to 924.66, its lowest close of the year. Merger chatter hit energy names like Conoco Cities Service Kerr-McGee and Amerada Hess as investors worried about interest rates and takeover pressures.
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Economy shrinks after strong Q1 growth in 1980
Washington reports a 1.9 percent annual fall in real GNP for the April to June quarter, reversing a 8.6 percent Q1 gain. Baldrige blames Carter era mismanagement and Federal Reserve actions, urging Volcker to stay tight as new orders for durable goods dip 0.8 percent in June.
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