Heavy trading leaves stock market narrowly mixed
New York stocks opened mixed amid heavy volume as traders awaited the Commerce Department trade report. The Dow Jones average rose to 868.25 while the NYSE saw 7.8 million shares change hands. Tech shares showed weakness with notable movers including United Technologies and Texas Instruments, as analysts warned that a looming June trade deficit near 2.8 billion could weigh on sentiment.
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New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
Councy
U.S
Tech Ink
Larry Wachtel
Bache Halsey
Stuart Shields
Glamor Group
Rabcock & Wilcox
United Technologies
J. Ra. Meborrasth
Bristol Myers
Hig Board
Sears Rosbuck
Occidental Petroleum
Sacramento Assembly Bidnarrows State Employee Bill
An obscure Assembly subcommittee reshapes a dull bill on state employees into a broad collective bargaining measure affecting nearly 100,000 workers. The amendments, discussed by Reps Richard Robinson and Richard Mayden with the California State Employees Association, set a new path for wage talks and bargaining rights while leaving management with no obligation to offer good faith negotiations.
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Richard Robinson
Santa Ann
Hichard Mayden
Sunnyvale
Calfornia State Employ
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
Assembly
Edmun Brown Jr
Marty Morgenstern
Brown
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Sia
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