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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
1
NY trading mixed with the Dow up 3.54 points to 961.85 at noon as gains lag declines. Analysts credit technical factors and strong corporate results for the narrow advance while blue chips lead activity on the NYSE and price-change indexes show small upticks across major boards.
A garbled OCR list of brand names, stock tickers, and figures shows numerous company tokens and prices with scattered numbers. It reads like a miscellaneous market page fragment containing company codes and small financial values, not a cohesive story or event.
Quotations from NASD as of about 11 a.m. reflect interdealer prices. Markets change during the day and do not include retail markup or commissions. Provided through the High Point office of E F Hutton Co. Inc with various dividend and stock action notations such as ex dividend ex rights with warrants and other flags.
Larry DeLon Casey, 21, was charged with three counts of murder and two of assault to murder after driving a car through a southwest Houston suburb and firing a .22 rifle killing Beulah Davis 86 Jana Whatley 10 and Claire Jakubowski 5 and wounding two others. He admitted the earlier Feb 21 drive-in clerk slaying during a $70 robbery. He cited a fight with his girlfriend beer marijuana and a grudge over his father’s 1970 New York death as motives.
The noon market update shows varied index moves across sectors. Industrial and Transportation values shift while overall composite indexes reflect minor declines and gains at midday.
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, lists publication as afternoon and Sunday morning with billing by mail and carrier. Rates for various subscriptions are provided, including daily, Sunday, and combined options, with regional and tax notes.
A rough recap of stock and bond averages shows minor changes as of noon Thursday with the A P stock averages near 52.5 and bonds around 83.7 to 84.27. Previous day figures hovered around 52.8 to 83.5 with week and month comparisons reflecting slight shifts across the board.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Fred W Haise Jr, veteran of Apollo 13, will exit the astronaut corps to take an executive post in the space shuttle program. His move signals a shift from flight duties to program leadership within NASA as the shuttle era begins.
Martha Mitchell claims inside knowledge of Watergate and fears for her life while urging public Senate testimony. Developments note White House inquiry led by Dean, Magruder’s role pivoting to Commerce, and Ervin praising Nixon’s cooperation as Supreme Court seeks to resolve aides’ testimony. Republicans counter that settlement talks aim to cap civil suits at 525000, not admit guilt. Ervin says final decision on aide testimony rests with his committee.
Mass transit supporters, backed by governors and mayors, press for permission to use 700 million dollars of highway funds for transit. House vote seen as tight, with 215 to 198 count in favor and 20 undecided. Critics warn Nixon aides and the White House may withhold future transit money if the plan passes.
Ervin warned that the President must faithfully execute laws as written by Congress. He criticized the Nixon administration for treating "execute" as capital punishment rather than enforcing lawful implementation.
A 1968 news digest outlines Nixon's assertion of strict Supreme Court interpretation and reliance on executive privilege. Critics argue his actions blur authority boundaries amid probes into records, bombing in Indochina, and impounded funds. Senate moves seek limits on presidential control with court challenges looming.
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