Stocks end slightly higher on easing slowdown fears
Stocks closed modestly up after erasing early losses as rates fell and bond gains offset concerns the economy would slow enough to hit earnings. The Dow barely rose while Nasdaq led gains on tech. 30 year yield hovered near 6.60 percent after mixed PMI data.
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New York
Treasury
National Association of Purchasing Management
Eric Miller
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities
Daily Record Police Blotters W.VA. State Police
West Virginia state and local police blotter items report shoplifting and disorderly conduct charges against two Princeton residents, a gun and ring thefts in Bluefield, a mower theft, a S-Mart shoplifting, and a hit and run in Pizza Hut lot. Mercer County and local deputies log break in and property destruction at Crumpecker Hill landfill and Walter Osler residence with multiple window damage.
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W.va
Princeton
Bluefield
Timothy Russell Shrader
Hills
D.F. Hemetek
Mark A. Howard
Wythe Ave
T.L. Simmons
M.A. Sylvester
Oakhurst
J.A. Jones
S-Mart
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
Crumpecker Hill
C. Smothers
Walter Osler
Montcalm
McDowell County Court Actions Involving Multiple Defendants
McDowell County Magistrate Court charged several individuals in May including Robert McBryde Jr. of Bradshaw with domestic assault and destruction of property. Glen Coleman of Davy with domestic assault and domestic battery. William Burgess of Welch with petit larceny. Tony Dickerson of Keystone with disorderly conduct assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. Scottie Little of Hurley with DUI third offense left of center and obstructing. Connie Sue Janney of Tazewell with DUI fourth offense and driving revoked plus left of center and registration failures. James Blevins of Davy with DUI. Michael Marcus of Coalwood with possession with intent to deliver DUI and left of center. Randall Dean Hendrickson of War with domestic assault and battery. Curtis R. Coleman of Roderfield with domestic violence final order violation. Deputy T.W. Vance and Michael Brooks faced multiple charges including DUI and related offenses.
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Robert McBryde Jr
Bradshaw
E.L. Craft
McDowell County
D.K. Bowman
Welch City Police Department
Tony Dickerson
Keystone
W.A. Keller
Keystone Police Department
Scottie Little
Hurley
T.C. Bledsoe
Welch Detachment
State Police
Connie Sue Janney
Tazewell
West Virginia
McDowell
M.D. Brooks
James Blevins
Davy
G.D. Walters
Davy Police Department
Michael Marcus
Coalwood
J.F. Kennedy
Bradshaw Police Department
Ron McKenzie Randall Dean Hendrickson
L.L. Vandyke
War Police Department
Curtis R. Coleman
Roderfield
T.W. Vance
Michael Brooks
Anawalt
B.J. Blankenship
Fight at Montcalm IGA Injures Teen in Dispute
A 17 year old from Montcalm was treated at Bluefield Regional Medical Center for facial and arm cuts after a 2:30 a.m. fight involving five to eight people at the Montcalm IGA. Sheriff and State Police units responded. no arrests were made. An empty pepper spray can and a broken bottle were found at the scene.
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Montcalm
Mercer County
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Montcalm Iga
Mercer County Sheriffs Department
Princeton Detachment
State Police
C. Smothers
City man drawn into four drug related sentences
BLUEFIELD a Ramsey Street man William Archie Hubbard was sentenced to four consecutive one to 15 year terms for felony drug charges involving Tylox and crack cocaine. Circuit Judge John R. Frazier ordered seven years before eligibility for parole and fined Hubbard $60,000 in total. The case arose from four felony drug charges and the defendant faces imprisonment in the state system. The incident was linked to a broader Red Cross fundraiser and a circus event sponsored by the American Family Events group.
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Princeton
Bluefield
William Archie
Billy” Hubbard
Ramsey Street
Hubbard
ABC
East River
American Red Cross
John R. Frazier
BRMC Won’t Increase Security After Gun Incident
Bluefield Regional Medical Center will not boost security after a man arrived at BRMC with a firearm on Wednesday. Police logs show no incident occurred. the weapon was taken without issue and the man released to the police. Hospital officials said there was no threat to security and no arrests were made.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Bluefield City
T.L. Simmons
Simmons
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