Ex-AG Aide Sentenced For Cocaine Possession
Former Kansas assistant attorney general Bradley J. Smoot received a one year prison sentence on a misdemeanor cocaine possession charge after a magistrate rejected probation. He must serve at least four months in a federal facility and will be on two years of probation after release, with start date to be set by the U.S. attorney general. Smoot pleaded guilty to accepting a gram of cocaine from Richard von Ende, who faces three years for cocaine distribution.
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Wall Street Surge Slows as Market Pauses at Noon
Wall Street edged lower amid profit taking after a four day rally. The Dow Jones average stood at 1,900.17, down 5.90 from Monday. Decliners led gainers on the NYSE, volume 73.01 million shares, as investors weighed Boesky scandal impact and a shift to quality stocks. Carter Hawley rose after a buyout bid at 55 a share from Debartolo and Limited Inc. USX dropped. AT&T.
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Bowling Scores and Stocks Report Side by Side
Bowling scores list many teams and players with high games and series across the league. In markets, Gillette rose to 271 percent after news of Revlon stock buyback at 55 dollars a share, while Goodyear gained and General Electric edged higher amid restructuring charges and mixed sector moves.
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Price Gauge Up Again
Washington reports consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in October led by higher new car prices while gasoline costs declined 2.4 percent. The seasonally adjusted index suggests a 1.8 percent annual inflation if October holds, with overall 1985 price advance at 3.8 percent. Analysts foresee a 1.7 percent 1986-87 rate after year end figures. Gasoline declines total 30.8 percent for the year. New car prices rose 0.8 percent in October due to 1987 model introductions and liquidation sales on 1986 models with favorable financing.
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