Money closing prices report September 11 2000
Market summary of closing prices with quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning Raymond James Financial Services. Details include NASD SIPC member status and contact.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2000
Page
5
Market summary of closing prices with quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning Raymond James Financial Services. Details include NASD SIPC member status and contact.
Washington AP report notes a bipartisan move to raise contribution limits for IRA and 401(k) retirement plans. House vote favored the proposal. Senate Finance Committee approved a related package. Clinton veto history and concerns over aiding lower income savers frame the unfolding debate as election year pressure grows. The piece cites Sen. Max Baucus and industry groups urging swift action amid low national savings.
Mercer County Commissioners approve raising poll workers pay to 150 from 125 for the November presidential election. About 320 workers will be employed with trained workers paid only if they work when called, and training plus long election day hours are noted. County officials say the move matches Raleigh and nearby counties and aims to ensure adequate staffing and civic participation.
Investor concerns about tech shares pushed markets down for a second day. The Dow fell 25.16 to 11 95.49 while the Nasdaq slid 92.86 to 3 885.55 and the S&P 500 dropped 9.22 to 1 485.28. Volume was 895.71 million on the NYSE with more decliners. The Russell 2000 slid 2.44 to 533.26 as Nikkei and DAX also fell.
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