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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1997

Page

7

Stocks end week with modest Dow gain after volatility

The Dow Jones rose 33.47 to 7,687.72, finishing a week of 100 point swings with a net gain. Traders cited end of quarter portfolio moves and cautious sentiment as the market cooled after an early rally near record levels, with volume around 470 million shares.

New York Dow Dow Jones

Tazewell plans Fourth of July celebration and events

Tazewell Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors an evening of music games and fireworks at Tazewell High School Stadium to celebrate on July 5 with a rain date of July 6. Activities include a flag-raising, gospel and country music, cheerleaders, and a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display.

Tazewell Tazewell High School Tazewell Area Town of

Livestock Market Report From Tazewell Auction

Report on the June 26 livestock auction at Farmers Livestock Market in Tazewell. Heifers, steers, bulls, slaughter cattle, breeding stock, lambs, and goats sold across weight ranges with price ranges per category and weight class. Continuous buyer demand noted for varied livestock sizes.

Farmers Livestock Market Tazewell Farmer’s Livestock Market

Tobacco farmers seek Congress protection in deal

Tobacco farmers urge Congress to shield their livelihoods as a $368 billion health settlement unfolds. North Carolina and Kentucky lawmakers, farmers, and state attorneys general argue for guarantees such as earmarking funds for crop-switch programs or mandating higher use of American-grown leaf, insisting the deal must protect tobacco farming amid possible subsidy cuts.

Washington Congress Larry Wooten North Carolina Farm Bureau South Carolina Gene Charlie Condon

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