Dow soars record one day gain as market rallies
New York stocks surged with the Dow Jones industrial average gaining 75.23 points to 2,568.05 on the day. Traders cited lower interest rates, brighter inflation expectations, a stronger dollar, and computerized trading as fueling the advance. Gainers outpaced losers by nearly 2 to 1 with volume at 209.51 million shares. The rally followed a correction that trimmed the Dow by 230 points from its Aug 25 peak and signaled a possible end to the downturn according to several analysts.
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NRC urged to set clear guidelines for plant shutdowns
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission should define nationwide guidelines for closing nuclear power plants after safety violations, per a GAO study requested by Sen. Alfonso M. D'Amato. The report urges the NRC to signal utilities which safety and management problems could trigger a shutdown and argues current leniency leads to plant self-imposed closings.
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Tortoise suit wins for Florida collector in turf clash
Eric Platt won a 1500 dollar small claims suit against landscaper Thomas DiCandia after a court default ruling. Platt, 35, had acquired a rare Aldabra tortoise and alleged the mower’s actions killed a year-old reptile. DiCandia did not appear for the Sept. 2 hearing.
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Maryland tax amnesty nets over eight hundred fifty thousand dollars
Maryland's tax amnesty has drawn more than 853000 since starting Sept 1 and is expected to exceed 1 million by week’s end. Officials led by State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein tour Western Maryland to promote the program as Oct 1 deadline looms.
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Sematech unites U S chip firms to meet Japanese rivals
U S semiconductor companies pool resources to form Sematech a start up research group aimed at preventing wasteful duplication and boosting manufacturing parity. Key players include IBM Micron Advanced Micro Devices and Rockwell with chief co chairs Dixon Woods Knight and Rime. Founding members seek about 1.5 billion over six years with 100 million annual government support eyed from federal state and local levels as Reagan era scrutiny looms.
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Stocks of area interest show Baker Watts quotation
Over the counter trading quotations from Baker Watts and Co in Frederick list USFG Wash Gs Whittak 3978 24 3734 Mi percent. The note provides a brief market update with broker courtesy.
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