Market falls as trucking strike weighs on stocks
The Dow Jones average slid 6.22 to 987.88 as worry over the national trucking strike's economic impact overshadowed upbeat unemployment data. Losers outpaced gainers on the NYSE by about 253, with Western Airlines most active and Arco gaining after Atlantic Richfield’s lender offer. Volume was 768 million on the Big Board.
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New York Stock and Bond Figures From AP Report
The AP dispatch lists varied financials and market indicators across corporations, commodities, and indexes. It notes rates, prices, and disbursements, detailing corporate movements and speculative activity tied to recent daily and Sunday publications.
Fragmented Over-The-Counter Market Snippet
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Stock Index Report From New York Exchange Ad Mix
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Bardot Forms Foundation to Save Animals and Protests Seals
French star Brigitte Bardot announces the creation of the Brigitte Bardot Foundation to campaign for animal welfare. In a TV interview she urges a peaceful demonstration outside the Norwegian Embassy against the killing of baby seals by Norwegian fur hunters.
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New York City Faces Budget Gap Despite Mayor’s Confidence
Comptroller Elmer Staats told Congress New York City is behind in balancing its budget with no long term fix, while Mayor Beame expressed confidence federal loans would be repaid and a plan to close the $821 million deficit would be in force within two years. He warned wage freezes could push workers to seek other jobs as federal aid shrinks.
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NBC Strike Enters Second Day as Supervisors Fill In
About 1,700 NBC engineers technicians and news writers walk out, with supervisory personnel taking over in Los Angeles San Francisco New York Washington Chicago Cleveland and Burbank. Sabotage claims surface over damaged videotape machines and mislabeling affecting a soap segment. union says wage and benefit changes clash with work jurisdiction and portable gear use. Frank Vierling of Local 77 denies union responsibility as talks stall despite federal mediation calls.
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Budget Panels Set Targets for 413 Billion Plan
A last minute addition for job creating programs boosts the proposed budget target to more than 413 billion, forecasting a 50 billion deficit next year. Ford administration fights over spending while committees align on education and social services increases and resist a Social Security tax hike.
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S F Strike May Spread To Airport
City workers vow to widen a strike to San Francisco International Airport to press for higher wages. The walkout began with 2,000 carpenters electricians and other crafts, with service and hospital workers honoring lines. Motor traffic snarled, libraries closed, and some city services halted as officials sought a revenue cut reversal.
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Max Ernst Dies After Stroke Bold Surrealist Painter Passes
Surrealist leader Max Ernst died in Paris hours before his birthday after a severe stroke. Dorothea Tanning, his fourth wife, and son Jimmy Emnat survived. Born in Cologne, Ernst helped found Dada, spent most of life in France, and held major honors including Guggenheim purchases.
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