Records Fall As Stock Exchange Logs Massive Trading Day
New York reports the biggest trading day in history with over 100 million shares traded by 1:59 p.m. and a close of 132.69 million. Traders stayed at their posts as volume surged, with 14 posts on the floor and rapid, noisy activity.
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von Briesen
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Midwest Stock Exchange
James Grinder
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New York Exchange
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Reaganomics bill faces cross party path to passage
GOP leaders confidently predict victory for Reagan's economic program as liberal Democrats join to back a bill offering up to ten extra weeks of unemployment benefits. The split view shows Bush era tax policy meeting resistance even as supporters cite spending cuts and tax increases to tame the recession.
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Dmont
Americans For Democratic Action
Washington Post-Abc News
Doctors charged with murder after life support pulled
Two physicians face murder and conspiracy charges in the 1981 death of Clarence LeRoy Herbert. NejdI, a Long Beach surgeon, and Barber, a Rancho Palos Verdes internist at Kaiser Harbor City, allegedly starved the brain-damaged patient after removing his feeding tubes and discontinuing meds without family consent. Herbert died six days later from dehydration, pneumonia, and brain softening.
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Robert Joseph Nejdl
Long Beach
Neil Leonard Barber
Rancho Palos Verdes
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Nejdl
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Harbor City
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Carson
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San Pedro
Community Concerts Plans 1982-83 Season Here
The Community Concerts association outlines the 1982 83 season with a focus on member waiting lists and first come first served seating. Notable upcoming events include Myron Floren October 9 DeCormier Folk Singers January 15 Young Americans On Broadway February 0 and Harry James April 30 at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium. Membership cards and schedules will be mailed by late September with reciprocal arrangements allowing free admission to bonus concerts for local season card holders.
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Myron Floren
DeCormier Folk Singers
Harry James
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Tanker leak prompts nine hour truck stop shutdown
A 3,400 gallon tanker carrying PCB laden oil from Morristown New Jersey to Alabama was found leaking at Liberty Bell Truck Stop Elkton Maryland. Police said crews sealed the area and decontaminated the site for about nine hours after driver Clarence Robinson 56 of New York brought the load into the stop.
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Alabama
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New York
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Man pleads guilty to murder but jury finds him innocent
In Richmond Virginia AP report a man named Seigler pleaded guilty to capital murder in a plea bargain but the jury later found him innocent. The attorney noted witnesses without physical evidence tied him to the death and the defendant faces parole eligibility in about 12 years. Nearby Minneapolis report notes electronics industry staffing struggles despite high national unemployment.
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Oereka
Spain
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John E. Dodson
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Commonwealth
Warren von Schuch
Reed
Boletos
Dewanatt
Minneapolis
Inmate dies after stabbing at Maryland Penitentiary
Maryland’s lone maximum security prison saw inmate Harry Orloff fatally stabbed in the chest. Police say he died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at 11:37 p.m. after two stab wounds, following a disturbance minutes after he reported stolen property to a guard. Homicide detectives were questioning several inmates.
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