Stocks Post Second Weekly Decline
Market indicators show continued downturn as stocks slip for the second straight week led by declines in major indexes. Analysts note persistent inflation fears and rate uncertainty weighing on investor sentiment.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2003
Page
1
Market indicators show continued downturn as stocks slip for the second straight week led by declines in major indexes. Analysts note persistent inflation fears and rate uncertainty weighing on investor sentiment.
The column highlights upcoming boys high school playoffs and a feature on easy living tips. It notes teams entering post season and a local “home show” event as part of the publicity surrounding the matches.
A health benefits program on reflexology will be held Monday from 11 a.m. to noon at Princeton Public Library. Jack Howard, a trained reflexologist, explains benefits and demonstrations. The program is free and pre registration is required by calling 487 5045.
McDowell County teachers file suit alleging five personnel policies were changed before the school year without comment or knowledge by teachers or local board members. The suit claims a 15 minute longer day and two hour snow day starts for professional development, tied to a Manchin policy and poor student outcomes.
The House of Delegates voted 56 to 43 to approve an amended SB 583 allowing 1200000 pound coal trucks on certain roads. The Senate must accept House changes. Gov. Wise is set to back the measure. Supporters cite safety and regulation of the long standing industry.
A group of 16 and 17 year old Jr. Beta Club members from Tazewell High School spoke with the Daily Telegraph about fears and pride as they considered the possibility of the United States going to war with Iraq. Casey Herald, Chris Thurston and Chadrick Lane were pictured on the steps discussing the issue.
Local residents weighed Bush's Thursday speech on possible war with Iraq. Pearl Phipps of Bramwell said he seemed sincere and ready for war if needed. Glenn Barnhill of Pocahontas praised his direct approach and said Bush is moving against Iraq with or without allies. Stacy Brooks watched most of the speech and offered minimal comment.
A man died Friday after a gravel truck struck him on Route 635 in Bradshaw McDowell County Sheriff's Department reported the crash occurred at 11 03 a m on Three Forks Mountain as a pilot truck ahead of two tractor trailers restricted traffic. The victim's identity was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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