Wall Street bulls resume their charge on gains
The Dow rose 115.09 to 8295.61 on 647 million shares at the NYSE, its first closing high in six months, as broad indexes hit records and analysts cited resilience amid Asian crisis concerns and a looming U.S.-Iraq conflict. Investors stay confident about profits, employment, and consumer confidence.
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Dow Rebounds as Tech Leads rally after Asia concerns
Charlene Margeson of Bloomfield says her family holds stock and plans to stay patient amid Asia uncertainties. First Call reports three quarters of large U.S. firms beat profit forecasts, with IBM and Hewlett Packard driving the Dow gains as technology stocks rebound.
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EPA to require annual water contaminant reports nationwide
The EPA proposes rules to require over 56 000 community water systems to include in annual bills or local postings details on water sources contaminants and health risks when standards are exceeded. The plan aims to give consumers a clear snapshot of tap water safety with a 45 day public comment period before finalization later this year. full implementation could start by 1999.
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West Coast storm largely passes with more on the way
San Francisco reports light rainfall with up to an inch in coastal hills and the Central Valley. Last week’s floods caused at least 275 million dollars in damages and seven deaths. Officials warn of more storms Thursday and Saturday as ground remains saturated. In Rio Nido, 26 homes were cleared and over 200 more urged to evacuate. About 1,500 people still in shelters statewide.
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Frank Sinatra Hospitalized for Tests Amid Cancer Rumor
Frank Sinatra was hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for non emergency tests after a newspaper report linked blood in his urine to possible bladder cancer. The 82 year old singer, recovering from a heart attack 13 months earlier, remains in the hospital with statements denying serious illness.
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Air Force base cuts hit several states in new plan
The Air Force announced cuts and consolidations across Texas Nebraska and California with some moves directed by Congress. Georgia gains depot maintenance jobs from McClellan California and Kelly Texas. Offutt Nebraska faces job losses as EC-135 Looking Glass duties shift to the Navy. California losses at McClellan Onizuka and privatization costs. Texas reductions at Kelly include depot work and air intelligence streamlining. Robins Georgia adds thousands of military and civilian posts through 2001.
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