Crowds Pack Supreme Court For Nixon Tapes Ruling
Washington AP describes a line of more than 300 people outside the Supreme Court at dawn waiting to hear the ruling on whether President Nixon can withhold taped conversations from a law enforcement inquiry. Leon Jaworski arrived amid applause, as Chief Justice Burger opened with a tribute to Earl Warren and the court navigated the tapes case without Justice Rehnquist.
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Bond Prices Rally Extends Technical Gains
Bond prices extended a technical rally led by high quality corporates and municipal notes. Industrials rose about 4 percent and utilities 4 percent, rails flat. Treasury bills gained one basis point while short term notes rose 5 basis points and intermediates and longs 9 basis points. Federal funds quotes moved higher to 15 bid 15.25 asked. Municipal market stayed very strong with issues up as much as one point.
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Plans To Issue $50 Million Floating-Rate Notes
New York Savings Bank plans to issue 50 million dollars of seven year floating rate notes earning 10 percent through May 31 1975 and then a rate 1 point above the three month Treasury bill rate with a floor of 7.5 percent. Citicorp notes sold rapidly, with underwriters saying demand outpaced supply.
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