Records fall as NYSE logs busiest day in history
The stock market surged as the Dow rose 6.53 to 975.28 and the S and P gained 0.75 to 100.85. NYSE volume hit 38.51 million shares, January’s total set a record at 835.85 million, with first hour volume breaking a prior record. Strong flows followed First National City Bank’s rate cut and hefty block trades signaling institutional buying.
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Frank W. Slusser
UPI
NEW York
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Industria
NYSE
Teoping
Standard & Poor
First National City Bank
Wall Street
Supreme Court weighs Watergate era election law rulings
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court’s mixed ruling on 1974 federal election law. It upholds limits on personal direct donations and federal funding while striking down or trimming several provisions. It also calls for FEC restructuring under presidential appointment power and signals potential renewal of campaign finance enforcement ahead of 1976 campaigns.
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Supreme Court
Watergate
Congress
Treasury
Federal Election Commission
Congressional
Community Kalendar and Local Incidents in Columbus
A crowded community calendar lists meetings of the Area Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Rotary and several service groups at venues such as Pattie etstone American Legion Auxiliary and Holiday Inn. Four non injur y accidents are reported with names and addresses in Columbus, including Shari Korte Leigh and Paul Sen ker.
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Lions Club
Arta’s
Pattieetstone
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Ilipgton Hall
Bloodmobile
Sg Park
Rotary B
Louie’s
Chamber of Commerce ‘Board
Sirectors
Chamber
Ad Park
Sertomsib
Holiday Inn
Service To Mankind
Junior Achievement Board
Keen Korner
Pam
Bus Our
Creston
Leigh and Chuyler
Pom
Ily Council
P.m
Wice Blessed Club
Loup Ural Room
Pan
VFW
VFW Wailiary, Vfw Hall. 5 — 12 Noon, Chamber of Commerce Streets and Bixbays
Elks Country Clubs
Optimists Club
Big Brothers - Rigisters
Louie's
Kiwanis Club
Columbus Friends of Music Presents
Periadian Opera Company
Senior High
Columbus
25Th Street
34Rd Avenue
Bixie Alphin
Shari Korte
Leigh
13Th Street
21Th Avenue
Paul Senker
List Avenue
Theodore Pecha
Bruno
Ltn
28Th Avenue
Arnold Aerni
Iliam Seipel
17Th Feet
23Rd Street
Wershing Road
Bryan Fral Hadar
Jean Will
21St Street
Flu outbreak disrupts Met Opera and hits schools nationwide
A late season flu wave forces the Metropolitan Opera to switch from Strauss to Beethoven on Friday night and triggers scattered outbreaks across 16 states in schools and universities. Officials at the National Center for Disease Control in Atlanta note this is peak season, with confirmed and suspected cases of the new A-Victoria strain appearing in multiple locales.
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United Press
Metropolitan Opera
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Nevada
Oregon
Minnesota
California
Hawaii
New York
Georgia
Tennessee
New Jersey
Illinois
Connecticut
Iowa
Arizona
Washington
Massachusetts
Texas
New York City
Elektra
Fidello
Syracuse
N.Y
JcMoyne College
Syracuse University
Stephen Dougherty
Syracuse ‘Universe Health Services
New York State Health Department
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Julius A. Kasel
Influenza Research Center
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
CDG
Auanta
United States
Far East
Film on Christians in Communist lands screens at church
A 7:30 pm Sunday showing of To Russia with Love at First Assembly of God Church highlights Underground Evangelism's Bible smuggling and a Western Europe printing operation. The film follows persecuted Christians, a pastor's family escape, and is open to the public with free will offerings. Meanwhile flu reports rise across multiple states and cities with various case counts and health warnings.
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Russia
Communist Third of the World
Assembly of God Church
Europe
Methodist Women install new officers
BELLWOOD The United Methodist Women met for their January meeting at the Methodist Social Hall Tuesday with seventeen members present. A program was given by Mrs. Robert M. Bell. Thank you notes and an auditing report were read. New officers are: President Mrs. Glenn Forre, Vice President Mrs. Robert Rydell, Secretary Mrs. 148 Stack, Treasurer Mrs. Marjorie Kimble.
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Bellwood
United Methodist
Robert M. Bell
Glenn Forre
Robert Rydell
148 Stack
Marjorie Kimble
Columbus City Schools Weekly Lunch Menu Changes
In case of bad weather the Columbus City Schools plan for the week of February 2 lists elementary meals through Friday with offerings like subs, French fries, buttered peas, and cookies for Monday. other days include chicken fried steak, pizza, fish on Friday and assorted sides. High schools present varied menus with tacos, subs, chili, wieners, pizza, hamburgers, fish, and accompanying sides and desserts. some items contain misspellings and OCR errors.
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Sunlor
Sentor High
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