Wall Street Drops as Rally Fails Friday
New York stocks fell sharply on Friday with the Dow down 9.07 to 1320.79 and the S&P 500 at 188.32. NYSE volume slipped to 81.8 million shares as decliners led advancers 895 to 659 amid firmer bonds and weak economic signals. The market showed little rally, with analyst Peroni noting delayed earnings hopes and confidence waning ahead of Congress September actions.
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Actress Debra Winger Handed Car From Lincoln Star
Lincoln columnist Curt Donaldson says readers raised over 250 dollars to buy actress Debra Winger a 10 year old Chevrolet station wagon. Winger and dealer Weird Wally Smith match the funds, delivering a 1975 Caprice Estate Wagon to the Women in Community Service Home for young women.
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America
Sierra Nevada wildfire probes near Camino Calif
Fire investigators link a charred pickup to Sierra Nevada blazes that forced about 200 from their homes and shut U S 50 between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe. Three fires burned over 5,000 acres, destroying seven houses and a mobile home. damage estimated at 1.7 million dollars. The Camino fire began near a dirt road and investigators await cause, exploring possible arson.
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Stanford Students Protest Playboy Flyer Autographs Planned
Stanford University and students clash over Playboy's Girls of the Pac-10 issue with a protest flyer arguing sexual content reinforces sexism. Officials will add a counter message in campus copies. Playboy plans on campus autographs with models from photographer David Chan.
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Vietnam to turn over remains and seek talks on MIAs
Vietnam will hand over remains of 26 American servicemen next week and provide material evidence on six others, as the United States proposes early talks with Hanoi on the broader MIA issue. Kalb said talks would focus on MIA, with U.S. officials and the National League of Families participating, while ties to Cambodia remain conditioned on ASEAN-accepted Vietnamese withdrawal.
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Rockets strike Gemayel palace amid Beirut clashes
In Beirut two rockets hit President Amin Gemayel's palace as fighting along the Green Line intensified between Christian and Muslim areas. Nine people were killed and 41 wounded. French hostages in Beirut reportedly received letters from their husbands, but no release is imminent.
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Peace activists reach Nicaraguan town after abduction
29 Americans from Witness for Peace released after being held along the Nicaragua Costa Rica border. Officials say ARDE Contras kidnapped them to deter a peace vigil at La Penca, while Arellano and witnesses dispute the extent of gunfire. Group opposes Reagan policy and has sent about 1500 people to Nicaragua over two years.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Summary
Official readings show highs near 94 Friday and 85 to 90 this weekend. Overnight low around 61, with clear to partly cloudy skies and east to southeast winds. Clinton Lake reports a water temp near 79 and level at 878.04 feet above mean sea level, above normal 875.5 feet.
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Violence Flares as IRA Supporter Spurs Londonderry Clashes
In Londonderry Roman Catholic youths bombarded police with gasoline bombs and rocks injuring eight officers. Police fired plastic bullets and arrested five. Protestant marchers clashed with police as sectarian tensions flare around the Apprentice Boys of Derry anniversary. Across the city, hijackings and scuffles occurred, with one 20-year-old hijacker killed. Protestants in Downpatrick arrested two councilmen amid protests against a planned march by Roman Protestant leaders. Leaders blamed the government for lax enforcement of laws regarding IRA support.
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