Stocks Mixed But Higher For The Week
Market notes show mixed sessions with gains for the week led by technology names while energy and financials drift. Investors eye earnings ahead as volatility persists and traders weigh macro signals.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2003
Page
1
Market notes show mixed sessions with gains for the week led by technology names while energy and financials drift. Investors eye earnings ahead as volatility persists and traders weigh macro signals.
Five Big East football programs Pittsburgh West Virginia Virginia Tech Rutgers and Connecticut sue Miami Boston College and the Atlantic Coast Conference in Hartford alleging a secret expansion plot to destroy the Big East They seek damages and an injunction to block Miami and BC from leaving Syracuse not named in suit Gov Rowland condemns sidelining the conference and Connecticut cites 90 million in upgrades as a join incentive
Bramwell Elementary School won a $5,000 nationwide contest sponsored by Copper Tone for a Hawaiian luau themed fundraiser to promote sun safety and fun in the sun. Principal Betty Thompson said the prize will fund a new school playground, with hopes for matching funds before fall start.
SummerFest 2003 drew crowds to Princeton City Park for the James H. Drew Exposition. Fun seekers rode kiddie motorcycles and screamed at the Chainsaw ride while others enjoyed free concert sights. Eulas Walker and Susan Lambert spoke of riding rides as Chris Taylor tackled the rock wall.
Bluefield report says a flood watch remains through late today as 1 to 3 inches of rain could fall. Meteorologist Steve Keighton warns heavy precipitation may cause creeks to rise quickly though not expected to be catastrophic. Local officials gear up for possible flood conditions.
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