End of the Big Board Era? Merrill Lynch Calls for Central Market
Merrill Lynch proposed to the SEC a central electronic market that could render the stock exchange obsolete by replacing specialists with dealer markets and absorbing regional exchanges and OTC trading. The plan sparks debate over cost, who pays, and the impact on investors while NYSE defenses and rule 394 divisions complicate adoption.
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The Warren Report and election year politics
The piece discusses calls to reopen the Warren Commission findings on John F Kennedy's assassination amid 1970s political shifts. It notes Congress members and figures like Sen. Schweiker, and contemplates how revisiting the report could be used politically ahead of the 1976 election while marking the 12th anniversary of the Dallas tragedy.
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Lincoln Journal editor defends independence amid Exon charge
Editor R Seacrest state the paper and Gov Exon have long been editorial adversaries yet both retain right to critique each other. Exon had accused Lincoln Journal of pressuring reporters to fit its policy and claimed reporters were managed. Journal reporters deny being told to tailor quotes and stress professionalism and independent fact finding.
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John Barrette
Journal Statehouse
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Statehouse
Dwight Burney
Frank Morrison
Norbert Tiemann
J. J
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