Stock Market Today Report From New York and Midwest
New York market figures show Dow Jones up 1 pan. CDT stock averages list the 30 industrials at 810.47 up 43, 20 transport at 169.78 up 1.73, 15 utilities at 74.00 off 0.16, and 85 stocks at 248.30 up 1.96. The list includes numerous tickers such as Exxon, Ford, Monsanto, Goodyear, General Electric, and Dow components with varied percentage changes. Midwest and regional tickers mix with general market notes as readers study daily price moves.
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Genoa school to host play school for kindergartners
The Home Economics Department of Genoa Public Schools will run a play school for all kindergarten-bound children in School District 4 May 12-16 from 12:45 to 2:30 p.m. in the Kindergarten room. Activities include free play, story time, music, outdoor play, lunch and art. Items will be mailed to prospective students and must be returned by May 7. Further information from Mary Jo Elm, Genoa Public School.
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CBS Drops Gunsmoke and Mannix in 1975 Schedule
CBS announced its 1975 76 lineup including cancellation of Gunsmoke after 20 years on air and Mannix. The network added new series such as Beacon Hill Bronk Switch Kate McShane and Three for the Road while moving All in the Family to Monday. Also noted are community notices and a brief Nebraska cost update on Wounded Knee trial food charges.
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Atlanta's Mayor Faces Road Ahead Amid Recession Strain
In Atlanta, Mayor Maynard Jackson, the first black leader of a major southern city, contends with rapid growth and a deepening recession. Critics accuse him of missteps while supporters praise new city innovations. The paper notes demographic shifts, business tensions, and a fragile bid to keep Atlanta’s prosperity intact.
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