Market Fell From Rally As Carter Proposals Loom
New York stocks slumped after recent gains with the Dow down 6.36 to 930.80 as traders paused ahead of President Carter's anti inflation plan due Friday and an energy message next week. S.S. Kresge led losses on the NYSE, down 3 8 8 percent at 31 1/2 after a large block trade.
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Stocks Rise Across Markets In Heavy Trading Session
Major indexes advance as investors react to corporate results and economic indicators. Blue chips lead gains with notable moves from Coca Cola Oklahoma and Pfizer while trading volume remains elevated and market breadth improves.
Over-The-Counter and Stock Prices On New Exchange
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Windfall Claim Shrouds Recycling Credit Debate in North Carolina
A 1975 recycling tax exemption for equipment is attacked as a windfall for junkyards. Rep. Parks Helms seeks repeal, arguing the law rewards owners of existing gear and drains county tax revenue. Supporters say the incentive promotes recycling and reduces landfill use.
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Patty Hearst lawyers contest conviction appeal today
Patricia Hearst's defense seeks overturning her 1976 bank robbery conviction, claiming a massively prejudicial trial violated constitutional rights. The 9th Circuit will hear oral arguments with 30 minutes per side. Hearst may not attend, awaiting the appeal from Hillsborough guarded by police.
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Legionnaires Bacterium Found Across Several States, CDC Confirms
The CDC reports a bacterium similar to the Philadelphia outbreak strain has appeared in Detroit Flint Indiana Vermont and California with deaths in Indiana Flint and Vermont and recoveries elsewhere Pneumonia is the common link and airborne spread remains unproven erythromycin is noted as effective treatment
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Golden Rule Verses on Justice and Truth
The article contrasts the honesty in cries for justice with the conduct toward others. It notes that a man’s integrity is shown by his attitude and that truth can be misused by those seeking to sow doubt.
Corporate Rights Protest at White House Over Coal and Food Stamps
Rev. Joseph E. Lowery urged President Carter to curb a Georgia utility’s coal dealings with South Africa, saying such purchases undermine human rights policy. He also challenged changes to the food stamp program, opposing removing about 1.5 million from eligibility while supporting cashless benefits.
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Small Loans Bill Salvaged for House Debate Today
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina House will debate a bill to cut small loan interest from 36 to 24 percent after salvaging the measure from an unfavorable committee report. The 61 50 vote to consider the bill spurred a minority report and faced opposition from Rep. Graham Bell, who questioned any rate below 30 percent on the first 300. Rep. Al Adams urged debate, saying the bill would aid the most unfortunate and questioned industry practices. The sponsor pressed for full discussion and asked if a lower rate is needed for the first 300 given unanswered questions about the business.
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