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WALL STREET, 6:30 P.M. ET: Stocks rose today as the Federal Reserve decided not to cut interest rates and technology issues recovered from early losses. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 26.74 points at 5,670.60. On the New York Stock Exchange, volume was up with 397.75 million shares traded as of 4 p.m. The NYSE composite index rose 1.26 to 350.03. The Standard & Poors 500 list was up 2.93 at 652.97 and the Nasdaq composite was down 0.76 at 1,086.33. Finally, the American Stock Exchange's market value index was up 0.93 at 568.71. In London...
...from the last Election Monitor in November. But Forbes has become the indisputable second. He is the choice of 17%, a sizable step up from the 4% who picked him before. As for the rest of the G.O.P. field, every one of them is still an et cetera. Phil Gramm 9%, Pat Buchanan 6%, Lamar Alexander 3%. Et cetera...
Nausea and fever from an apparent flu forced Pope John Paul II to miss the Christmas Day Mass at St. Peter's Basilica and cut short the traditional Urbi et Orbi Christmas message. Working on just three hours' sleep after his Christmas Eve midnight Mass, the 75-year-old Pontiff told the crowd in St. Peter's Square, "Even the Pope has his weaknesses. Yet I try to resist...
...methods, and often because they rebelled against them. Harvard as an institution has affected American history simply because of the colorful personalities it has touched. How many know of the circumstances, also recounted in Buell's book, behind the simple change in Harvard's motto from "Veritas" to "Christo et Ecclesiae?" President Increase Mather sponsored this amendment as an expression of Harvard's commitment to Orthodox Congregationalism in the face of the onslaught of Unitarianism--a struggle which led to the creation of another college in 1701, one Yale University by name...
...What's wrong with this picture? If Newt Gingrich and his gang think the $245 billion tax cut is going to encourage an outpouring of philanthropy, they are sorely mistaken. History has proved that the haves do not take care of the have-nots. Or maybe Newt et al. want the cut because it benefits them personally. KATE DOBBS Indianapolis, Indiana...