Market stalls after two day rally fades in cautious trade
New York stocks drifted lower as the Dow Jones average fell 1.64 to 865.77 while gainers and losers remained nearly even in light trading. Colonial Penn Group led NYSE volume, up 18.5 points, while American Stock Exchange indices rose slightly and airlines and oils posted mixed results on strong first quarter signals.
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High Point Enterprise masthead and advertising note
The item lists publication details for The High Point Enterprise 1884 establishing frequency, location High Point North Carolina and billing terms for mail and Sunday subscriptions, carrier rates, and notice of Associated Press rights. It also notes independent contractor status of carriers and advertising representatives.
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Over The Counter Bid Asked Quotations
Quotations from the NASD represent inter dealer prices as of about 13 a.m. Markets change throughout the day. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions. Listings include Amer Furn, Coca Cola, NCNB Corp, Lif e of Care, Pied. Aviation, Pub. Ser of NC and others with bid and ask figures varying by issuer.
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Ex-First Lady Sums Four Days In Tobago Holiday
Lady Bird Johnson left Holiday Isle of Tobago after a four day stay. She hosted a dinner at her cottage for Tobago Governor General Sir Ellis Clarke and Lady Clarke before departing for home on Wednesday.
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UN Economic Aid Push Faces Money Gap for Poor Nations
United Nations delegates pressed immediate relief for the world’s poorest countries amid rising fuel, food, and fertilizer costs. A proposed $3 billion emergency fund split between advanced nations and oil exporters faced donor participation shortfalls as talks continued.
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Insurance Firms Obtain Court Injunction in North Carolina
About 120 insurance companies doing business in North Carolina obtained a court order delaying the Motorist's Bill of Rights pending a constitutional ruling. Superior Court Judge A Pilston Godwin signed the injunction. Insurance Commissioner John Ingram issued the measure detailing a driver’s rights after an auto accident, including shop choice, claim timelines, and adjuster conduct.
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Vesco case notes by Stans in 1972 testimony
Former White House counsel John Dean HI and former SEC chief counsel G Bradford Cook discussed Vesco in fall 1972. Stans testified he did not willfully mislead grand jury and spoke of being a captive of the case since his indictment. He said he sought secrecy on Vesco contributions but denied cover up. Cook testified Stans asked him to alter an SEC complaint paragraph about a $200000 cash contribution. Government says money was pledged at a March 9, 1972 Vesco meeting. Stans describes arranging a Vesco meeting with SEC officials and noting his next appointment was ready.
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Sanford May Seek Office
Former Gov. Terry Sanford, president of Duke University, said he is seriously considering another run for the presidency but has not decided. He noted a desire for a candidate not tied to Washington and a new approach to government, while acknowledging no firm decision. Sanford previously ran in 1972, losing North Carolina’s primary to George Wallace and gaining 77% at the Democratic National Convention for McGovern.
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Aid Seeker Directed To Abolished Office
Carthage Tennessee man Robert W. Austin sought flood relief from President Nixon but was directed to an agency abolished in 1972 by a White House aide. He was told the Office of Emergency Preparedness had been dissolved and ultimately referred to HUD for a flood damage reevaluation.
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Congress Funds and Counterpart Money Leaves Questions Unclear
Four currencies are spent as counterpart funds in each country but past accounts reveal little about actual use. Incidental costs include a Navy doctor traveling with the ONeill delegation and free inoculations for members. All expenses derive from Congressional appropriations. A State Department source calls it a no win situation, noting the same lawmakers approve the money.
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Coast Guard Diver Dies Inspecting Tug Hull Damage
Dennis Perry a Coast Guard petty officer from Elizabeth City North Carolina drowned while inspecting holes in the hull of the Imperial Sarnia a Canadian oil tanker that ran aground in the St Lawrence River near Ogdensburg New York Perry was part of an Atlantic Strike Force team flown in from Elizabeth City to assist the damage assessment Wednesday in the St Lawrence River area
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Court rules fired highway engineer may seek review
State Court of Appeals on Wednesday held that James A. Dugger of Boone, an assistant resident engineer, has the right to a court review of his dismissal by Transportation Secretary Bruce Lentz. The ruling clarifies procedures in dismissal cases within transportation projects.
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