Market rally sputters after Dow two day swing
Day Two: Derek Almada gestures in the S P 500 futures pit at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange as markets react to a brutal Monday. The Dow opened with a record one day drop of 684.81 but closed lower for the day as fears cooled.
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Boeing to lay off up to 30000 workers in next year
Boeing plans to cut as many as 30,000 commercial airplane workers by end of next year amid an expected orders slowdown after recent terrorist attacks. CEO Alan Mulally says the steps are to size the Commercial Airplanes unit to match the uncertain environment. About 93,000 people work in Boeing’s commercial division. White House and Congress discuss a federal aid package, with industry seeking $24 billion.
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Flight attendant mourned at Greensboro memorial service
A memorial service for Sandy Bradshaw, 38, held in Greensboro North Carolina, drew aviation colleagues and family as she was mourned after United Airlines Flight 93 was hijacked and crashed near Pittsburgh last week. The service included a somber departure as colleagues saluted and prayers were offered.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures Through Thursday
Mostly cloudy today with highs in the mid-70s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with Lows in the mid-50s. Thursday remains partly cloudy with highs 75 to 80 and lows 55 to 60. Subscription information included.
Hope fading as rescue team reaches concourse
One week after the World Trade Center attack, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said virtually no one of the 5,400 missing would be found alive. Rescue workers continued grim searches in the underground concourse as a clock froze at 9:10 and a Bugs Bunny statue lay dusted near a Warner Brothers shop.
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Pinckneyville mayor Heisner dies by gunshot in cemetery
Pinckneyville Mayor Karl Kirwan Heisner 63 died from a single gunshot wound at Mueller Hill Cemetery where his body was found. Perry County Sheriff Kellerman said no foul play is suspected and an autopsy was conducted. Finance Commissioner Yeager will serve as acting mayor with a city council appointment within 30 days.
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Marion receives 506700 state grant for 90 jobs in Butler park
Marion Illinois directs 506700 from Illinois FIRST toward roadway upgrades in Butler industrial park to aid two firms, Big 3 Precision Inc and Diagraph, with a projected 90 new jobs over two years and 93 positions retained. Diagraph plans a 600000 square foot expansion, while Big 3 Precision expands machining, fabrication, and stamping divisions.
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Sunshine Show Heads to Shryock Auditorium
Frank Gorshin and Dick Van Patten bring the Sunshine show to Shryock Auditorium with a performance noted as the flipside event tomorrow.
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Dick van Patten
Shryock Auditorium
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