Livestock sales report from Alderson and Tazewell markets
The Alderson Livestock Market sold 77 head on June 19 totaling 13789.91 dollars with varied prices for stockers, feeders, cows, calves and bulls. Tazewell Farmers Livestock Market reported June 18 slaughter cattle prices and ranges for steers, bulls, breeding stock and sheep, plus a June 24 horse sale and Frontier Days Rodeo set for June 26 27 at 8 p.m.
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Alderson
Farmers Livestock Market
Breaker Utility
Bluefield 2000 panel drafts future planning guide
Bluefield 2000 chairman Craig Hammond outlined a written document for city administration to guide future planning. The plan covers curbside recycling, smoking control, traffic flow study, urban forestry inventory, inviting Little League, downtown Main Street Master Design, and a proactive Planning Commission.
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Bluefield
Bluefield 2000
Craig Hammond
Hammond
Planning Commission
Mercer group weighs $20000 grant for recycling plan
Mercer County Solid Waste Authority meets June 29 to consider a $20,000 grant from Gov. Caperton to develop a county recycling program. The award is part of $564,000 statewide for recycling feasibility plans to guide collection, source separation and marketing of recyclables.
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Princeton
Mercer County Solid Waste Authority
Gaston Caperton
Mercer
Mike Walk
Caperton
Division of Natural Resources
Mercer County
Solid Waste Management Board
Stocks Slip in Slow Trading Amid Turbulent Markets
The Dow fell 4.55 to 3,280.80 as two week losses deepen to 114.34 points, with the NYSE tally showing 9 to 5 declines and volume around 169 million shares. Merck rose 2 percent on FDA approval for Proscar. energy and bank stocks mostly declined as Japanese markets hit a 54 year low, fueling U.S. investor unease.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
U.S
Federal Reserve
Merck
Food and Drug Administration
General Motors
Boeing
Coca-Cola
DuPont
International Paper
Exxon
Mobil
Atlantic Richfield
Chevron
Amoco
Schlumberger
Halliburton
Baker Hughes
Smith International
Celanese Union Renews Talks After Rejected Contract
Hoechst Celanese and Textile Workers of America resume negotiations in Charlotte NC after Narrows and Rock Hill locals vote against a proposed contract. About 80 percent of 2292 workers opposed the deal which would raise health insurance costs while offering smaller wage and pension gains. The old contract lapsed Friday at 11 p.m.
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Narrows
Hoechst Celanese
Textile Workers of America
Dawn Clendening
Hoechst Delanese
Charlotte
N.C
Hoechst
Rock Hill
S.C
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Alderson Livestock Market
Tazewell
Anna-Marie Fuda
Daily Telegraph
John White
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Matoaka High School
Pat Meadows
Matoaka
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Bluefield State College
Spencer
Cheryl Taylor
Lashmeet
Mercer Group
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Cherry Street
Dr. Lasker
Common Sense Equity
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