Dow plunges as global sell-off deepens market rout
The Dow Jones fell 357.36 points to 8,165.99 amid a global sell-off tied to Russia crisis fears and Japan recovery doubts. The session logged over 2 billion shares traded, marking a major one day decline in a steep summer slide and the Dow’s third largest point drop.
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Interim superintendent resigns after two weeks in job
Charleston AP The interim leader of the state’s largest school system resigns after less than two weeks in office. John Clendenen steps down to return to Capitol High School principal duties. He suggested Ron Duerring as successor, but board member Betty Jarvis called for interviews. First day of classes marks 31,606 students across 88 schools.
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