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Technology Stocks : ATCO -- Breakthrough in Sound Reproduction
ATCO 15.480.0%Mar 28 5:00 PM EST

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To: SunAge who started this subject12/8/2003 4:06:07 PM
From: Savant   of 2062
 
RT-search for non-lethal means to quell disturbances...
HIDA would work for larger groups.

NEW YORK, Dec 8 - Shares of stun-gun maker Taser
International Inc. <TASR.O> soared on Monday after Cincinnati's
mayor called for the city to come up with $1 million to pay for
its electro-muscular shockers following the death of a man
involved in a struggle with city police.

Mayor Charlie Luken said on Sunday he would look to cut 34
city jobs to pay for $1 million in Tasers for police officers
after Nathaniel Jones's heart stopped after a scuffle with
police, according to reports in newspapers including the
Cincinnati Enquirer and the Cincinnati Post.

The six officers involved in the struggle did not have
Tasers, according to the Enquirer.

The stock was up $2.80, or 3.4 percent, to $85.59 in late
afternoon trading after earlier touching a record high. The
shares have soared more than 2,000 percent so far this year as
investors bet sales of the weapons will climb as police
departments and military authorities search for non-deadly
methods to quell disturbances.

"Obviously, their product is very successful," said James
Park, a trader for Brean Murray & Co. "The headlines from
Cincinnati are definitely a catalyst," he added.


Dec-08-2003 20:40 GMT
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