Week in Review Dow Jones Week Ending October 24
The week in review shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 9,582.46 with a gain to 139.33 for the period ending Friday October 24. A record high previously noted was 11,722.98 on January 14, 2000.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2003
Page
16
The week in review shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 9,582.46 with a gain to 139.33 for the period ending Friday October 24. A record high previously noted was 11,722.98 on January 14, 2000.
Stock figures show mixed movement with several listings in varied price ranges. Values include multiple entries such as 49.21 47.15 48.59 and 65.79 among others, indicating fluctuating prices across local issues.
Princeton Sleep Inn earns MMHI top economy hotel slot for 2003 quarters one and two marking four times since 2001. The Princeton property is part of over 300 Sleep Inn hotels worldwide and sits at exit 9 on I-77. Noland Company declares an 8 cent quarterly dividend payable Oct 30 to stockholders of record Oct 15.
Athens Concord College facilities director Jim Wiles has renewed the International Facility Management Associations Certified Facility Manager credential. The CFM credential confirms professional expertise and upholds global standards for facility management practice.
Morgantown report says the Mountain Loggers Group held its annual log auction on Oct. 2 raising a record 92000 for WVU Children's Hospital. Over 60 log milling and forestry companies from West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby areas joined the seventh Ted Harriman Memorial Log-A-Load for Kids auction.
Mary Ellen Sneed, financial aid administrator at Valley College, has been promoted to executive role.
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