Stocks Rise On Hopeful Signs For The US Economy
The AP reports U.S. stocks gained on hopeful economic indicators with the Dow up 62 points to 15,294, S&P 500 at 1,658, and Nasdaq at 3,481. Leading data included a 0.6 percent rise in the Conference Board index, University of Michigan confidence at 83.7, and a 1.92 percent 10-year yield. Major movers included General Motors up 3.2 percent to 33.42, Northrop Grumman up 4 percent to 82.19 after a $4 billion buyback plan, while J.C. Penney slid 3.7 percent to 18.09 amid weak results and Aruba Networks fell 26 percent to 12.9 on a Q3 loss.
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Steve Rothwell
New York
U.S
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Liz Ann Sanders
Charles Schwab & Co
General Motors
Northrop Grumman
Defense
Standard & Poor
Conference Board
University of Michigan
Treasury
J.C. Penney
Ron Johnson
Aruba Networks
NYers Fume Over Window Deep Photos by NYC Artist
New York photographer Arne Svenson displays unobtrusive images taken from his second floor studio across a glass walled Zinc Building. Residents, unseen faces, say the project crosses a personal line though not a legal one, sparking debate on consent and privacy in a dense urban block.
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Jake Pearson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
New York City
Arne Svenson
Manhattan
New York
Michelle Sylvester
Swenson
Gail Smith dies at 64 in Lubbock with ties to Tulia
Gail Smith 64 formerly of Tulia died Monday May 13 2013 in Lubbock. Funeral services are set for May 18 2013 at First Baptist Church Tulsa with Rev Charles Davenport officiating. Burial follows at Rose Hill Cemetery under Kornerstone Funeral Directors of Tulia. She was born March 3 1949 in Plainview to Cecil and Georgia Ferrell. Survivors include daughter Stacy Flow Lovington NM a niece Cecilia Langdon Lubbock and nephew Nick Black Borger. Online condolences at korstonefuner als.com
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Gail Smith
Tulia
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Tulsa
Charles Davenport
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kornerstone Funeral Directors
Gail
Plainview
Cecil
Georgia Bell Ferrell
Levelland
South Plains College
Momma G
Lovington
New Mexico
Doris
Stacy Flow
Cecilia Langdon
Nick Black
Borger
Kornerstonefunerals.com
William “Will” V. Palmer
First United Methodist Church
Harry Pittam
Danny Kirkpatrick
Peaceful Gardens Cemetery
Texas
Kirby-Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Will
Matador
Bill and
Pearl
Sedgwick) Palmer
Roaring Springs
Motley County High School
Shelley Jackson
Texas Tech University
Amoco Productions
Rule
Midland
Plains Petroleum
Read & Stevens
Texas Rangers
Clell William
Bill” Palmer
Barbara Ann Anderson
Shelley
Matt
Kristen Palmer
Kinley Brooke
Kyson Ross
Micah Palmer
Irving, TX
Robert Austin Blair
Plano
Pearl Palmer Patten
Clarence
Mary Allen
Missouri
Tommy Lee
Nancy Palmer
Buddy
Linda Allen
Pampa
Veda
Jerry Hunt
JoAnn Reagan
Quitaque
Willita
Larry Burkes
Paducah
Becky Jewkes
Onalaska
Linda
Arnold Wayne Parker
Boyd
Kirbysmithrogers.com
Masons Highlight Charity and Vidalia Onion Drive
The Square and Compass symbol marks the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons largest world fraternity. Notable Masons include George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. Lovington Masonic Lodge invites support through proceeds from Vidalia Onions and Chili and Stew Day with contact numbers provided.
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Blue Lodge
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Vidalia
Lovington
Emmaus Gathering in Lovington This Tuesday at 6:30
The Lovington Emmaus Community meets at First United Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday May 21 for a covered dish supper and meeting. Wanda Andrews speaks on the Fourth Day, with Greg Horne and Jetty Kinney leading music.
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Lovington Emmaus
First United Methodist Church
Wanda Andrews
Greg Horne
Jetty Kinney
Emmaus
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