Market Dip Follows Federal Money Supply Jump
New York stock market fell as the latest Federal Reserve money supply report sparked fears the Fed may raise rates to curb inflation. The Dow dropped 4.33 to 362.38 at midday, with many NYSE issues declining while Polaroid climbed and Exxon edged lower on earnings and foreign exchange effects.
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The High Point Enterprise History and Distribution Note
The High Point Enterprise describes its independent status and publishing schedule with a long roster of delivery and subscription options. It lists rates for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions, notes Associated Press rights, and explains carrier independence and postal classifications.
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Stock dividend and dividend arrears terminology note
A parsed fragment lists terms around stock dividends and ex dividend dates. It mentions declarations in preceding twelve months, accruals, declarations paid after stock splits, and classifications like ex dividend, ex rights, warrants, and bankruptcy or reorganization scenarios under securities acts.
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Stock Index Report From Noon NYSE Snapshot
New York stocks at midday show a slight decline with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down by 12 points. Transportation and finance sectors drift, while utilities and other groups show mixed moves in a fluctuating noon update.
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Princess Anne to resume riding when pain ceases
London AP reports Princess Anne may ride again after recovering from a riding accident. Queen Elizabeth II's physician Dr. Richard Bayliss said Thursday she is making excellent progress and can resume horse back riding once pain has ceased.
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Candidates File Plea Seeking FEC Funding
Presidential hopefuls press Supreme Court to release matching funds while Ford defends campaign finances as solvency debates unfold. Reagan and six Democrats join seeking delay. Indiana primary spending eyed at about 150000. Ford rejects North Vietnam recognition claims amid MIA efforts.
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Soliah describes relations with Hearst during SLA case
Steve Soliah testified about Patricia Hearst saying they lived and slept together and shared a close relationship. He detailed his connection to the Symbionese Liberation Army, his softhearted portrayal, and how he learned not to ask questions about Hearst’s money and activities while denying involvement in the Carmichael bank robbery.
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Women Students Host 15 Trustees in Stand at Spelman
Several hundred students at Spelman College in Atlanta hold 19 trustees hostage in a board room demanding a black woman as president. The protest follows approval of Dr Donald Stewart as successor to Dr Albert Manley, while supporters note the action includes faculty, alumni and students who supply food and supplies to the trapped trustees.
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Coffee output fall eyed after frost crops hit world supply
Coffee production estimates show 1974-75 output at just over 80 million bags with Brazil hit by a frost. Brazil produced 23 million bags in 1975-76, while 1976-77 output was cut from an expected 28 million to about 80 million in error, with Angola civil war and Guatemala quake also denting world supplies.
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Bombing at Suffolk County Courthouse After Boston Violence
Boston grapples with racial unrest as 22 people are injured in a courthouse bombing. Governor Dukakis vows a full probe, forms a cross agency task force, and says no current link to prior riots. A downtown anti violence march faces boycotts from ROAR members and union leaders.
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Hoffa disappearance tied to fear of union power return
The Free Press cited an unnamed Justice Department official saying Hoffa might have been killed due to fears by Teamsters and Mafia figures of his return to power. Investigators reportedly have no evidence linking current Teamsters boss Frank Fitzsimmons to Hoffa's disappearance.
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