Devastating selling continues on Wall Street
chicagotribune.com
Oct 10, 2008 84 related
        

By JOE BEL BRUNO | AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) _ The devastating selling continues on Wall Street, with investors again dumping stocks in early trading. The Dow Jones industrials, already down 2,271 points in seven sessions, are down more than 300 after dropping as much as 696. The major indexes are fluctuating sharply as... [read full story]                    

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Roof repair project begins

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Prep work slated for entire winter GRAFTON— With winter approaching, preparation for the One Grafton Common roof repair project is under way. The Board of Selectmen signed a contract with Crocker Architectural Sheet Metal of...

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Which Antidepressant Is Best?

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Trick question: They’re all equally effective. That’s the conclusion a panel of experts came to after analyzing the results of more than 200 studies, and their finding forms the backbone of new guidelines out this week from the...

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Nov 26, 2008: The Friends of Petersfield Hospital coffee morning at St Peter's Hall

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The Friends Of Petersfield Hospital wil hold its Annual Coffee Morning at St Peter's Hall, St Peters Road on Wednesday 26th November from 10-noon with stalls and bric-a-brac on sale. Funds will be raised for Petersfield Hospital.

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Zimbabwe police break up doctors, nurses protest

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Zimbabwean Riot police keep a close eye on doctors and nurses demonstrating for a better pay and services in Harare, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008. Zimbabwe's health and education services has virtually collapsed as the country...

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