Stocks Jump Back Toward Record Levels As Data Eases Rate Fears
The Dow rose to 9,147.07 gaining 83.70 as market breadth improved and weekly gains mounted. Broad indices followed Thursday’s rally with factories reporting slower April growth and falling input prices, easing inflation fears and suggesting Fed rate moves may pause.
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Nicholas County School Board Approves Budget
Nicholas County school board approves a 26 990 633 dollar budget for the new fiscal year and will submit it to Charleston for approval. Mount Nebo Elementary’s school improvement council presented on test results, extended day programs, and at risk students.
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Drug Bust Nabs 13 WVU Students
Thirteen of 15 people arrested in a yearly drug crackdown were West Virginia University students. Police seized about eight pounds of marijuana and plants, small amounts of cocaine and prescription drugs, two weapons, and nearly $7,000. All those charged were freed after posting bonds.
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