Dow Jones dips as tax reform talk weighs on traders
The noon Dow fell 2.08 to 933.59 with losers leading gainers 3-2 on the NYSE. Market data show the composite index at 54.17 and the American Exchange value index at 112.06 as volume nears 7.14 million shares on the first two hours. A White House spokesman outlined an anti inflation package aimed at boosting competition in regulated industries and stressing long term private sector effects.
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New York Exchange sees mixed moves amid stock listings
The New York Stock Exchange shows varied price readings with many listed stocks posting modest gains and others slipping. Amid the day’s activity, shares such as BMG, CITFin, and BRW show small percentage changes while turnover remains steady in a cautious market tone.
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New York Stock Averages Slip at Noon
Noon trading shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about 0.6 points to 58.94 with a minor dip in earlier gains. The market remained lackluster as investors watched broad sector weakness amid thin volume.
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Court Returns Moonies Home For 30 Day Custody
Five young followers of Rev. Sun Myung Moon were ordered to return to their parents for 30 days for deprogramming sessions after a San Francisco Superior Court ruling. The decision, supported by parents and opposing church advocates, capped 12 days of testimony on alleged brainwashing and religious freedom concerns.
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North Carolina Faces Possible 35 Million Revenue Shortfall
A legislative leader cites a Fiscal Research Division report showing state general fund tax collections may underperform this quarter by 35 million dollars. Lawmakers warn further cuts may be needed though optimism remains about revenue in the coming months as tax refunds and rebates boost spending.
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Has Goldwater Committed Crime? Silver State Mob Ties Debate
AP reports Barry Goldwater faces accusations of a 30 year association with Phoenix crime figures. Robert W. Greene, head of the investigative task force, says the links are not crimes but wrong, and notes Goldwater denies condoning organized crime. The series prompts calls for reform if public outcry rises.
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Prosecution Efforts in Warren Land Fraud Case Highlighted
The 13th installment of the IRE Arizona series reports failed attempts to prosecute Ned Warren Sr. over land fraud. Detective Lonzo McCracken and others faced sloppiness claims, with Warren indicted on 20 felony counts and a trial postponed after a heart attack.
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