Wall Street gains on technical rally from yearly low
The Dow climbs 4.5 points to 919.10 at noon as traders act on a cautious bounce. Analysts cite inflation worries and fears of tighter credit from the Fed while volume edges higher and leaders like American Home Products trade near unchanged. IBM, S. S. Kresge, and Eastman Kodak rise modestly as Getty Oil posts strong earnings.
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Chet Carrier
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
American Home Products
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
IBM
S.S. Kresge
Eastman Kodak
Getty Oil
Financial index of stocks and dividends data dump
A dense listing of stock symbols, prices, dividend notes, and percent changes from a 1977 Associated Press publication. The document catalogs numerous corporations, market metrics, and footnotes describing dividend qualifications and stock actions.
Over-The-Counter Bid Prices Spark NYSE Snapshot
A dense list of stock quotes appears from the New York Stock Exchange, with numerous company names and price figures. The High Point Enterprise context shows general newspaper pricing and circulation details for local readers.
New York Stock Exchange Noon Market Report
The noon index figure shows the Industrials at 7.42 and Transportation 41.57 with utilities at 40.10. Market sectors include Finance at 53.86 and overall index nearby at 53.13 with small changes noted.
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Exchange
New York
Toe York Stock Exchange
AtRich
BankArm
Patwscht
BucyEr
BuddCo
BunkRa
Jonnson
JonLogn
New York Stock Exchange
Unclear listing of stocks and prices from the New York market page
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names, prices, and percentages across a market page. It references American and New York stocks with varied figures, including Kellogg, Nabisco, NatGyp, and others, interspersed with percent changes and bid data. The readability is limited, but the item appears to summarize stock quotes and market activity.
Woman Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova Visits U.S.
Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova arrives at Kennedy Airport aboard a Soviet Aeroflot jetliner for a two week U.S. visit. Tass says she will meet UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and hold a news conference in New York while appearing on NBC Today and addressing several organizations.
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New York
Valentina Tereshkova
Earth
United States
Tass
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
NBC
U.S
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kennedy Airport
Aeroflot
Carters Human Rights policy faces mixed reaction abroad
In a broad review of President Carter's human rights emphasis, critics point to inconsistencies in aid and policy while supporters cite his resolve. The article discusses reactions from Soviet officials, U S lawmakers, and U N envoy Andrew Young, and outlines proposed arms talks with the Soviet Union and plans for a Geneva conference aimed at addressing Middle East issues.
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Brazil
el Salvador
Guatemala
Carter
Andrei D. Sakharov
U.S
South Korea
Philippines
Nicaragua
Soviet Union
Cuba
Uganda
Georgi A. Arbatov
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Andrew Young
Georgia
United Nations
Young
Britain
Angola
Rhodesia
Walter F. Mondale
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Sente Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Cyrus R. Vance
Geneva
Vance
Soiet
Andrei Gromyko
Kissinger
Israel
Middle East
Senator Davis questions Helms contributions to reelection
State Sen. E Lawrence Davis questioned large out of state funds raised by Senator Jesse Helms campaign saying North Carolinians may not have a free choice for their next senator. Davis noted only a small share of the $791000 plus came from in state sources and said he may seek the nomination in 1978.
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Helms
Raleigh
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
E. Lawrence Davis
Forsyth
General Assembly
Davis
Helms Campaign
Federal Elections Committee
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
North Carolina National Bank
Luther Hodges
Charlotte
Hodges
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Right To Die Bill Advances In North Carolina Committees
In Raleigh AP report two legislative committees approved a proposed Right to Die bill authorizing physicians to withhold extraordinary life extending measures from terminally ill patients. It would permit such actions with a signed declaration or a three physician confirmation including irreversibile brain cessation.
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Raleigh
Karen Quinlan
New Jersey
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House Health Committee
House Judiciary Committee
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