Modest rally nudges stock averages higher in light trading
New York traders pushed prices up modestly though turnover remained light. Dow Jones 30 rose 3.05 to 849.66 with Uniroyal active at 9 1/2 after an 87,800 share block, Polaroid fell to 59, and Amex volume leader Simplex Wire & Cable gained 0.4.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Uniroyal
Amex
Simplex Wire & Cable
Timkateva
Transam
Comsat
UMC Ind
Control Data
US Steel
Unitel
Rdg Bate
UnivOil Ae
Mda
Curtis
Reyind
Dartind
ReynMet
Dave
Roy
Wachova
Deltadir
Denny's
Ryder
DetEdis
Maye Vale EastAir
Scoaind
WensCos
Easto
Eaton
Winnebago Og
Ecalin
Fave Searleg
Wolwth
Lasong
Zemerer
Sears
KeraxRpl
Walt Ya Esmarck
ShellOit
ZenithRi
TOR Singer
SonyRp
Fairind Do
Ava SoCale
Natpsesig- Fanstiel
SouthCo Lge
Sonres
Alta A
Fortick
Stevens JP
SunOil
SystranDon & Faq
Yale Va GamSk
Tampaer
Dynam
WSS
Va Tektronx
Tenaco
Gpubulias
Vesora P
Vexaco
Genesco Inc
Texasgif
GoPac
APY Global
Gaedrh L
Exchange
Addisso
Gulf Oil
Va Admiral
Maladie
iSa— Va Gliwind
Airco
AlcanAlulti
AllisChai
Holida
Alcoa
Hess
Hornestkla
AmAirlin
Hangwil
AmCan
ideatBasic
Ye Ameipw
IRS
Amt&t
Ys laBeet
Ya Amp Inc
Wee Bae Es Va Wek Corp
Shige Ampex Corp
Jase
Avco Cara i
Lia Agnetine
Kellogg
Si Kennecott
Kerr MG
Vo Wits
LearSieg
Bendix
LenVal
BentiCp T
Levitz Furn
aVa Me Bengtb
Bethstl
Aire
Boeing
Bolse Cas
Lockhd Aire
Va Borden
Wa— Loews
BrywWar
Brisim
Jsingisht Laa
BritPet
LTG Corp
Wat Vale Bruaswk
LYKES
Oacke
Aragmill
Lea
Mobildilga Lee
Monsanto
Citicorp
Agea
Cgornor
Jaene Felava
Maaap
NorftkWr
Norres
Orton
Oneel
PacGas
Rve
Ms PacPetri
PacPw
Panam Air & Ae Ae
Lanhep
Aoa
Va Pasco Inc
PennDx
Penney
PepsiCo
Pitzer
High Point Enterprise subscription and notices page
The newspaper page lists publication details and rate cards for the High Point Enterprise, an independent AP member based in High Point North Carolina. It includes pricing for daily and Sunday delivery, Sunday only, and carrier rates, along with notes on stock and tax terms and explanation of abbreviations related to dividends and securities.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Orly
AP News
Weard-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Reinecke Indicted Over ITT Convention Ties
Former congressman Reinecke faced indictment for lying to the Judiciary Committee during the Kleindienst hearings about whether Attorney General Mitchell knew of a 1971 ITT convention pledge linked to hotel funding. The case tied ITT settlement money to GOP convention planning in San Diego.
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Hart
Jaworski
Reinecke
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atty
John N. Mitchell
ITT
Sheraton Corp
San Diego
GOP
California
Congress
House
Ronald Reagan
Robert Finch
Nixon
Health, Education
Reagan
California Institute of Technology
Jack Anderson
FBI
Chapin testifies on memo origin in Watergate case
Chapin says the idea was his own but hints a memo might have influenced him while facing three counts of lying to a grand jury about Segretti. Judge Gesell dismisses one charge as a housekeeping detail. Dean and Lano corroborate Memo dated Nov 5 1972 and Chapin’s recruitment of operatives to harass Democratic candidates.
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Chapin
Watergate
Segretti
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesett
John W. Dean III
Dean
White House
Angelo Lano
Lano
Democratic Party
Dial a Joke brings Henry Youngman to New York Telegraph
New York Telephone Company launches Dial- A-Joke service after a holiday hit. Comedian Henry Youngman records 30 one liners for April with a different joke each day. The company may recruit other comics if the program proves popular and profitable.
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Henry Youngman
New York Telephone Company
Youngman
Budget record sent to House in Raleigh
RALEIGH AP The House prepared to take up a $3 billion next year budget after Senate quick approval. Highlights include $28.5 million for Area Health Education Centers and $15 million for ECU Medical School expansion. A 7.5 percent pay raise for teachers and state workers costs about $90 million, with new office buildings and two high rise prisons in the capital improvements plan. Also, a bike with small engine bill would waive helmet rules. a state art museum bill seeks downtown Raleigh site amid House skepticism.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Ralph Scott
Dalamance
North Carolina Board of Governors
East Carolina University Medical School
Board of Governors’ Area Health
ECU
Charlotte
David Blackwell
Rockingham
Art Museum Building Commission
Vesco Cash Trail Ties to Nixon Campaign
Government witness Peter Giorando testified in the Mitchell Stans trial that Vesco's $200,000 contribution reached President Nixon's campaign via a Luxembourg bank and Bahamas and New York banks. Mitchell and Stans face charges of hindering an SEC probe in 1972.
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New York
Mitchell-Stans
Robert Vesco
Nixon
Bahamas
Peter Giordano
The
Bahamas Commonwealth Bank
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Vesco
Giordano
Richard Clay
Barclay’s Bank
Overseas Development Bank
Luxembourg
Stans
Vesta
Joyce Barbour
Finance Committee
Hearsts Believe SLA Promises Of Release
Patricia Hearst parents express belief the Symbionese Liberation Army will reveal when and where she will be freed, after a 23 day silence and a late florist delivery. Randolph Hearst and Catherine Hearst voice cautious optimism while the SLA’s claim looms.
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Hearsts
SLA
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia
Randolph A. Hearst
Hillsborough
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
John Bryan
Phoenix
Coed
Berkeley
Miss Hearst
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Sacramento
Bryan
Patty
Catherine Hearst
Hearst Corp
Nixon tax controversy over donations and capital gains
Russell B. Long reports Nixon set a news conference to discuss the findings of the tax committee. The White House would not confirm further payments if the committee rules against him. The four year total tax of 78 651 on 1 122 266 income includes a large charitable donation deduction for archives papers valued at 576 000 and questions about timing. Accoun tants dispute whether the 117 300 capital gain from 1970 California property sale was taxable.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
White House
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
National Archives
California
Nixon's Tax Status Questioned in California
Sacramento California AP Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti says Nixon owes the state money and orders an investigation into his state income tax status. The Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee set a hearing to seek the President's California tax records as Moretti asserts residency and tax obligations.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Nixon
Moretti
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Narcotics Raids Prompt Trial on Search Authority
The article reports on a seven month probe into St. Louis area cocaine traffic. Prosecutors argue the case tests whether narcotics agents may bypass the Constitution if ends justify the means. Defendants include federal agents Moriarty Harker Hillebrand Phillips Dwyer and Culp and officers Clive Duffy Spicer.
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Schippers
St. Louis
Bloemker
Dennis Moriarty
Dennis W. Harker
Michael Hillebrand
Leon Phillips
William C. Dwyer
Calvin Culp and Sr
Ronald J. Clive
Daniel J. Duffy
Donald W. Spicer
Mudskipper Climbs Trees In Coastal Habitat
A four inch mudskipper fish climbs trees using strong fins and special gills that let it stay out of water for hours. The coastal species defies typical fish behavior by inhabiting mangroves and other submerged vegetation.
Death methods weighed in Yablonski murder case trial
Claude Vealey testifies that dynamite firebombs and poison were considered before the 1969 killing of United Mine Workers leader Joseph Yablonski. He says a $5,200 contract funded by Boyle associates came from a man named Tony, with Vealey receiving 1750. The trial also features Paul Gilly and details of Huddleston Prater involvement and prior union fund misuse.
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MEDIA
Claude Vealey
United Mine Workers
Joseph
Jock
Yablonski
Vealey
Tony
UMW
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Paul Gilly
Kley
Silous Huddleston
LaFollette
Tenn
William Prater
Huddleston
Prater
Gilly
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American Stock Exchange
Polaroid
Jerome Waldie
Judiciary Committee
Haldeman
Scott
University of
Vesco Money
Kalliopi Velikakis
Crete Florists
Lee P. Gagliardi
Mitchell
Dwight
New Hampshire
Don
Herb
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Clarksville
Pennsylvania
Margaret
Arnold Miller
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