Market Swings As Dow Rises In Wild Early Trading
New York stocks moved like a ping pong ball in furious early trading with the Dow up 16.19 points to 2,585.45 at 10:30 a.m. after an initial 65 point drop. Volume surged to about 131 million shares in the first hour, about typical one-day activity, as market activity surpassed expectations amid the volatile session.
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NEW York
Richard Torrenzano
New York Stock Exchange
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Eugene Peroni
Jamey Montgomery Scott
Philadelphia
Peroni
Chicago
Wall Street
London
Bomb at paper kills two in Colombia
A bomb exploded at the Vanguardia Liberal offices in Bucaramanga, Colombia, killing two workers and injuring at least seven. Police say the car bomb caused extensive damage. authorities feared more casualties amid the rubble. This followed another major bombing of a Colombian newspaper during a government crackdown on drug traffickers.
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Vanguardia Liberal
In the Street festival boosts Frederick with Market Street Mile
Kip Cheruiyot of Mount St Marys College won the Market Street Mile just under four minutes as Abdi Bile dropped by to award trophies. Denise Fleener led women’s race in 5 10 with Patsy Ellis second. Steve Lutz and Jim Colling won wheelchair and youth divisions respectively. Race director Byron Stay praised small prizes and big fun. Mayor Ronald Young opened the festival as crowds, mostly from out of town, enjoyed food, bands, and brisk sales.
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Kip Cheruiyot
Mount St. Mary’s College
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Cheruiyot
Byron Stay
Ronald Young
Frederick
Denise Fleener
Patsy Ellis
Steve Lutz
Mike Scrivens
Jim Colling
Desirree Picker
Steve Ruckert
Paul Zink
Picnic fundraiser rallies support against land condemnation
About 400 people attended a Sunday picnic at William and Kathleen Schrodel’s farm to raise funds and gather signatures opposing Frederick County’s plan to condemn 230 acres for a landfill and recycling center. Organizers collected around 7,000 signatures toward a 10,000-goal while stressing the fight over land and heritage.
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Schrodel
Dan Quinn
Save the Schrodel Farm
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Beaux Arts Ball Photos and One Page Feature
Weather notes mention mid 70s today and Tuesday with partly cloudy conditions and warm highs. Western Maryland weather map and related notes appear alongside scattered items including Beaux Arts Ball photos and a brief TV listings page.
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Employers survey to target Frederick County job gaps
The Maryland Job Service and Frederick School Board launch a countywide survey to identify the most sought after jobs and address a looming labor shortage in central Maryland through 1990s planning. About 2,900 packets will go to Frederick County employers, with school and job service reps building profiles to align student training with in demand positions.
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Maryland Job Service
Frederick School Board
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