Stock market gains as rate hopes spark mild rally
New York stocks edged higher as hopes for rate easing supported a light session. Dow Jones rose 6.18 to 846.14, Big Board active issues included Goodyear and Joy Manufacturing with earnings boosts, Universat Oil Products jumped on a Portugal refinery project, Florida Power fell on weak first quarter profits, and Amex saw Golden Cycle retreat amid merger rumors. Syntex led volume on the Amex with a 96,400-share block at 43.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Bankers Trust Co
Jack Trachtman
Steiner, Rouse & Co
Goodyear
American Stock Exchange
Joy Manufacturing
Universat
DOP
Portugal
Florida Power
Amex
Golden Cycle
Syntex
The
Associated Press
Associated Press Rath Inn
Util. Pon. Ltd
Netchangge
Dow-Jones
Transportation
Tsun Res
Whigher Gr
Induste
Transportati MU
New York Stock Exchange Selected Quotes (AP) Market Ticker
The New York Stock Exchange listings show varied prices with numerous tickers such as Admiral, AmAirlin, AmCan, AmpexCorp, ArchDan, Boeing, and more. The page presents high and low figures, company names, and percentages reflecting daily trading activity. The High Point Enterprise publishes this market snapshot alongside local notices and rate information.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Rative Addisso
Admiral
Acinal
Allgvat
Beckmin
BeecAl
Bell
Benficay
Bengta
Beth India
Boeing
Boise Cas
Borden
Dividend rate key and ex dividend notes summary
The text defines how dividend rates in the table are calculated as annual disbursements from last declarations and explains labels for special or extra dividends. It lists numerous shorthand codes such as a for new issue, b for stock dividend, e for preceding two months, x for ex dividend, y for ex dividend and sales, xf for ex rights, wd for when distributed, nd for next day delivery, and vi for bankruptcy or reorganized issuers. It also notes foreign issues with interest equalization tax and other status indicators.
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Associated Press
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Delta Air
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Lenpci
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Lehman
Litton
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Lvocorp
Lykes Yngst
Macy
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Ada Va Marcor
Mohas
Lip Monsanto
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MorNor
Zava
Hull
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Over-The-Counter Quotations From NASD Reported
Inter dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. representative quotes from NASD. Markets change through the day and prices exclude retail markup or commissions. Quoted through the High Point office of E F Hutton & Co Inc.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc
Finch Testimony Highlights 1972 Campaign Donor Secrecy
In the Mitchell Stans trial former Nixon aide Robert H Finch testified about a March 1972 decision not to reveal names of anonymous donors before the April 7 reporting threshold. De Van L. Shumway, then press director for the Committee to Re-elect the President, described the meeting and noted the group chose not to disclose names, promising donors could have gifts returned if the committee revealed them. The trial centers on Vesco's $200,000 cash gift to Nixon's campaign and whether officials impeded the SEC probe.
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John Morganthaler
Associated Press
NEW York
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Lee Gagnardi
Bert Bernhardt
Sen
Edmund &. Muskie
Stans
Bernhardt
Prac
Tice
Muskie
United States
John Wing
Shumway
Illinois State Journal
Springfield
White House
George Murphy
California
Mitchell
SEC
G. Bradford Cook
New Jersey
Harry L. Sears
Mitchell and
Yablonski
Boyle
Richard A. Sprague
Turnblazer
UMW
Washington, D.C
Albert Pass
District 19
Sprague
Pass
District 19 Treasury
FBI
U.S. Labor Department
Yablonskis
Law Enactment Near Amendments To Weaken Coastal Bill Thwarted
North Carolina coastal zoning fight neared a final vote as amendments to weaken the coastal bill were defeated in the House. The measure, backed by Republicans and urban Democrats, would affect land use and eminent domain while municipal districts sought to protect coastal development. If approved, it heads to the Senate for concurrence and could become law later this week.
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Assembly
House
Willis Whichard
Durham
Senate
Senators push food tax relief amid statewide rate debate
Senators debated eliminating the 3 percent state food tax while local 1 percent sales taxes stay in many counties. Colonial Stores warned new cash registers would cost over 5 million dollars, offsetting relief with higher food prices. Supporters include Rep Art Thomas and leaders from merchants and auto dealers groups.
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J. T. Boone
Colonial Stores
Boone
Rep
Art Thomas, Duabarrus
Russell Emerson
Salisbury
North Carolina Merchants Association
Clarence Whitcomb
Tarboro
North Carolina Auto Dealers Association
Jumping survivor recalls near fatal fall and future doubts
Wetzell describes a chute at speeds of 45 to 50 mph and how survival with severe injuries is possible. He followed training to keep feet together and roll as the ground rose. Two boys arrived first at the scene. His wife Linda recounts a dream of his death. He expects three to six months of recovery and pauses on future jumps.
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Truffer
Wetzell
Linda
Vitamin C Review Casts Doubt on Cold Prevention Claim
The review author notes no meaningful benefit from lifelong three daily doses of ascorbic acid for cold prevention or symptom relief. He cites 13 studies, saying best trials show at most half a cold prevented per year and a six-tenths day reduction in illness duration, while poorly controlled studies offer little improvement. He also blames popular books for fueling self-prescribing sales.
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Chalmers
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Morgan Offered Deal For Backing In Senate Race
High Point candidate William Haire says Atty. Gen. Robert Morgan tried to broker his withdrawal from the Democratic primary in exchange for support and money for a 1978 Senate bid. Morgan angrily denied the claim, calling the remark joking and untrue.
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Morgan
Haire
Robert Marks
William Haire
High Point
United States Senate
Atty
Robert Morgan
Helms
Jesse Helms
Senate
Winston-Salem
Rotary Club
YDC
Susie Sharp
Bill
Bill Haire
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American Furn
Anheuser-Busch
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Bassett Furn
Bluefield Supply
Cameron Fin. Corp
Chatham Mfg
C.cola Bil. Con
Daniel Int. Com
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Hickory Furn
J.B. Ivey
Lane
Life of
Carolina
Ncnb Corp
N.C. Nat. Gas
Nwstern Inv. Com
Phillips Fescue
Piedmont Avia
Publ. Serv
Rex Plastics
Royal Scots
Inns
A West Knitting
Robert B. Cullen
Raleigh
Apj
North Carolina
Tony
San Clemente
Martin
Pitt
Young Democrats Club
Henry Hall
Phen Morgan
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