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Market Falls as Mideast Ties and Energy Crisis Spur Best
New York stocks reversed from early gains to close mixed as investors weighed Middle East tensions and energy policy. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 130 points to 810.18 with many issues showing small declines while others advanced slightly. Dealers blamed Egypt's rejection of parts of a disengagement plan and warnings from William E. Simon on the energy crisis, leaving traders cautious and on the sidelines awaiting clearer economic signals.
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