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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1995
Page
9
Stocks rose to fresh highs for a third straight session on Friday led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other majors. Volume surged on triple witching trade while markets priced in ongoing strength in the economy as consumer sentiment improved.
A guide to managing multiple retirement money sources including Social Security pensions 401k plans and IRAs. It explains risks from life only pension designs the safety nets via Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation ERISA protections and suggests consulting HR or a financial advisor. It lists state based pension counseling projects and national resources with contact details.
Alderson Livestock Market reports sales totaling 43909.28 with varied prices for stockers, feeders, heifers, bulls, cows, and calves. Bluegrass and Farmers markets in Lewisburg and Tazewell list totals and price ranges for steers, heifers, calves, cows, bulls, and lambs, while Narrows and Wytheville markets record totals and price spans across similar livestock categories and stock feeder cattle.
ILMINGTON Del AP A bankruptcy court judge approves a settlement between Columbia Gas System Inc and natural gas producers holding most claims against Columbia Gas Transmission Corp The deal sets 1 2 billion or 72 5 percent of allowed claims to producers and total payouts of 7 5 billion across plans. Judge Helen Balick says the accord benefits creditors and non settling producers enabling faster liquidation of claims and a smoother overall reorganization.
The Cable TV Advisory Board voted to allow a $5 late fee for overdue bills. Triax Cablevision executive Pecora argued costs for staff calls and mail justify the fee while board member Legg Jr. warned a $3 option might not cover collection costs. Critics said the move pressures paying customers and should not burden the public.
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