Oil tops $40 a barrel as Gulf tensions persist
Crude futures surged above 40 with the November contract at 29.54 on the NYMEX after peaking at 40.10 amid Persian Gulf tensions and Bush administration reserves sales. Analysts cited Middle East risk and skeptical traders on whether reserve sales will steady prices.
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DeBow family wins City Hall and land in settlement
Walter DeBow, 55, after coma from prison beating, and his relatives were awarded 3.4 million in 1985. With interest it reached 4 million, while the city allegedly owes at least 1 million. Judge Scrivner awarded the municipal building and 220 acres to the DeBows. City officials contest the valuation and fairness.
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