Stocks slide on profit-taking after tech rally
Wall Street retraced after a three day Dow rally as technology shares led losses. Nortel Networks warned of further sector weakness, sending Cisco Systems, Palm and Disney lower while beverage and health care stocks rose as investors sought safer bets.
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Beamer to Speak at Bluefield Sales Executives Club Dinner
Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer headlines the Bluefield Elks Country Club event hosted by the Sales Executives Club with a 6 15 p m cocktail hour and 7 p m dinner. Proceeds benefit Hokie Club while auctions raise funds and VT gear is sold by the school store reps.
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West Virginia jet makers face dim futures says analysts
Analysts say Lino Swearingen and Alliance Aircraft Corp may struggle to gain market share in their niche of regional jets and commuter planes. Competitors lead in design and funding, though spokesmen remain optimistic about long term market potential at the Martinsburg site.
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Bluefield WV Police Officer Entry Tests Open to Applicants
The City of Bluefield announces entry level tests for police officer appointments. Applicants must be 18 to 35 with a high school diploma or GED. Apply at the City Clerk’s office by 4:30 pm on Tuesday April 10, 2001. Minorities are strongly encouraged to apply. EOE M/F Drema A. Shireman, City Clerk.
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Soaring energy costs threaten California economy
California faces sharp electricity rate hikes up to 46 percent for millions of customers, with ripple effects on food, entertainment, and tourism. Utilities say higher power and gas bills will boost inflation and impact business costs across the state, risking broader economic pressure.
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