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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1978
Page
9
The Dow rose 1.38 to 759.96 while the market, up early but retreating from highs, stressed hope for a coal strike settlement and stronger dollar support. IBM hit a new low since 1976, closing down 3 percent at 239 as trading ended.
Larry Flynt and attorney Gene Reeves Jr were shot March 6 near the Gwinnett County courthouse in Lawrenceville while Flynt was being tried on a charge of distributing obscene material. A medical advisory from Emory University reports Flynt has pneumonia and ongoing gastrointestinal bleeding requiring several units of blood transfusions.
The victim, identified as Flynt, remains in serious condition with fever and sepsis from pneumonia and intra abdominal infection after a bullet and bone fragments were removed near his spine at Emory last week. Doctors declined to discuss his prognosis beyond a less than 50 percent chance of walking again. Reeves is in guarded condition in a Lawrenceville hospital ICU. Gwinnett County Police Chief Crankleton said there is no firm lead despite ongoing ballistics tests at the state crime lab in Atlanta and public pleas for tips. Composite sketches were released but no trace has been found.
Fragmented text indicates an auction of property and associated railway or toll rates. Names and precise dates are unclear due to garbled OCR. likely a public sale or property auction with references to prices and possibly local officials.
Eight nations meeting in San Salvador agreed to withdraw about 528 million pounds of coffee from the market to lift green bean prices toward two dollars a pound. US experts warn that price boosts may not reach consumers soon due to a four month lag between raw bean prices and supermarket shelf prices.
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