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Dow industrial index plummets 777.68 points

Source: Tulsa World
Toronto : Canada | about 1 year ago  
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Few stocks — local or national — were spared in the selling frenzy Monday on Wall Street. Of the 69 issues tracked in the Tulsa World's "Stocks of Local Interest" box, all but two fell. Nineteen of the companies suffered double-digit declines. (For all the local-interest stocks, see E-5.) Nationally,...
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