New York Stock Exchange Closing Amid Energy and Weather Bets
Readout from December 4 1973 reports on the New York Stock Exchange closing as markets react to rising interest rates and fears over energy supplies. Stocks fell with the Dow dropping sharply while utilities and energy plays moved. GE and IBM showed notable declines amid broad declines in major indices and a high volume trading day.
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Anderson Herald
New York Stock Exchange
MONT
Mrard & Poor
Indexes
York
Kamark
New York
Montag
Ius
Previn
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
Aurtuet
Blue Mon Anaves Exporters
Wall Street
Omar
Icago Cpi
Mersey
Mao
Maverde
Mettan Merck
Jose Mma
Ao Monet
Levy
Chicago
Chase Man
Whattan
General Electric
American Electric Power
Ramada Inn
American ‘Telephone
Eastman’ Kodak
Trasine
Gramd
Lion
Sormraxs Strat 'S
McDonal
Xerox
Pola
Cutter Labs A
Texas
Kaint
Xi&lmost
Mei
U.S. Power Use Drops as Warmer November Cuts Demand
National electricity consumption eased in November due to milder weather and conservation efforts. Utilities report lower demand across sectors, with regional variations and weather data indicating 1973 usage fell relative to 1972, while industry notes price and supply concerns remain amid the fuel crisis.
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Noareas
United States
Nixon
Associated Press
Raymond DeForge
Green Mountain
Vermont
East Ohio
Gas. Co
Cus Deforge
Pos Don Land
Landes
Tomers
Kansas
Edison Electric Institute
Missouri
Delmarva
Tion
Light Co
Dover
Del
Vera Walker Final Rites Set at Fisher Brothers
Vera M. Walker four years old of Lapel will receive final rites at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Interment follows at Gravel Lawn Cemetery in Fortville.
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Metten
Brown and Butz
George Calvin Wolf
Mottville
Mich
Anderson
South Carolina Electric &Derson
Fisher Brothers
Vera M. Walker
Lapel
Fortville
Final rites for William Hollenbeck set in Florida
William Hollenbeck 65 of Newport-Richey Florida formerly of Fairmount and Park Cemetery were accorded final rites in a service noting his death and burial details in the local obituary notice.
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Fairmount
William H. Hollenbeck
Newport-Richey
Fla
Park Cemetery
Nixon Tax Overwithholding Could Bring Refunds
Nixon may be due sizeable refunds for over withholding from his $200000 salary over three years. Calculations using IRS standards suggest refunds could start around $45000 per year, depending on how the money was applied.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Associated Press
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Bb Dent
But_ Warren
IRS
Abou Mual
Nixon Debt Ceiling Bill Moves After Filibuster Ends
Sponsors of a plan for public campaign financing surrendered and sent a debt ceiling bill to President Nixon. The push collapsed after failed votes and a cloture test, with supporters arguing the measure addressed Watergate fallout while opponents urged a plain debt limit without funding for campaigns.
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Washington
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Eis
Scott
Senate
Sen
James B. Allen
D-Alt
Treasury
Veterans Pensions
Feder
Senate Rules Committee
Dillon
Congress
House
Fedral
Hough
White Howse
H O
Nmap
White House
Allen
Edward M. Kenedy
U S Sees Resumption of Israeli Egyptian Talks
Washington reports from AP indicate Egyptian and Israeli officials expect renewed negotiations this week on Middle East issues. Kissinger plans to visit Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and other states to advance a broader peace conference slated for December 17, with Geneva involvement and possible cease fire talks.
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Washington
Gov! West
United States
Israel
Kissinger
Egypt
U.S
Suez Road
Middle East
Geneva
George S. West
Henry A. Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Jord
Lebanon
Kainger
Faisal
Ismail Fahmy
Hayne
Ter
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
New York
Saudi Ar Petroleum
U.N
York Thte
Kurt Waldheim
West
Extension Office Relocates to Madison County Center
The Madison County Extension Office moves to the third floor of the new Government Center beside the elevator. Marcia Berry notes the change and a new phone number 646 9281. The move ends a long downtown Bureau location and eases access for families and 4-H members during events and daily services.
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Roe Maanon Voumy Extension
Madison County Government Center
Marcia Berry
Madison County
Pendleton
Fall Creek Township
Bureau
Federal
Cation
Maxine Barker
Gule
Indianapolis
Don Washington
Henderson
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
Hogs 3 800 head brisk trade with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents higher, 200-320 lb mostly 41.00 to 42.00 per cwt. mixed weights 39.00 to 41.50. Cattle and calves 1 450 lots slow, slaughter steers and heifers weaker to 50 lower, cows steady. Slaughter lambs higher, ewes steady. prices listed for various weight ranges and grades. Reflects midweek market activity with several specific price points and weight classes.
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Indianapolis
Ape Usda
Toastmasters Offer Competitive Event for Scout Protegees
Anderson area scouts in a youth leadership course sponsored by Del Rey Toastmasters will graduate Thursday at 7 pm at Area Vocational and Technical School. Scout and Stockwell will act as toastmasters for the evening. The main event is a speech contest to determine the class championship with competitors Richard Lo dotn Murty Doug McMahan Toby Mcl Allister and alternates Bare Mike Pele Trophies awarded for first and second prizes. Perry Davis, president of Der ey Toastman, will present youth leadership certificates and merit badges to participating scouts Eric Watson Jim Estle Terry Jester and others on the program.
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Anderson Area
The
del Rey ‘Toastmasters Club
Area Vocational and Techenical School
Scout and Stockwell
Eff Read
Richard’ Lo
Dotn Murty
Doug McMahan
Toby Mcl Allister
Ter Bare
Mike Pele
Perry Davis
Derey Toastman
Eric Watson
Jim Estle
Terry Jester
Bt Gove
Dell Air
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James Boff
Louise Cook
the Weather Service
California
Indiana
Mississippi
Week Power & Light Co
Northwest
Northeast Ualties
George Wolfe
Vera Walker
William Hollenbeck
Machine Age
Area Farm Bureau
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