Stock Market Slips as Investors Await 1977 Band Transceivers
New York AP report shows a listless session with the Dow down 2.66 at 984.13 at noon. NYSE volume about 6.36 million in two hours as Reynolds Metals raises its dividend to 30 cents a share and Comsat and other names sway the index.
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Noon prices for American Stock Exchange issues show mixed trading across many names. Notable quotes include Aegis Corp at 7 40, FalconS 10 6, Libe Amira, and Us Futr around 238 with various upticks and downticks among blue chip and miscellaneous equities, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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New York Exchange Prices and Listings Recall 1974 Data
A historical New York financial page lists selected national prices for New York stocks, with numerous tickers such as Alcoa and Ampex. The chaotic OCR includes company names, prices, and codes from 1974, alongside a masthead for The High Point Enterprise, noting subscription rates and distribution details.
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Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers show representative interdealer prices for over the counter trades around 1 pm. The daily bid and ask figures list numerous company names and market indicators, reflecting a broad spectrum of securities and affiliates in the market.
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Dow Jones Stocks Summary From Transcribed Report
Reading shows mixed activity across sectors with minor declines in industrials and transports. Utilities and bonds drift slightly, while public utilities and overall stock indices reflect modest downward adjustments.
Marvin Gaye Cited For Contempt In Court Case
Los Angeles AP reports singer Marvin Gaye was cited for contempt after failing to pay a month of support to his estranged wife and their 10 year old son Marvin Jr. The ruling highlights ongoing custody and financial disputes surrounding the family.
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GOP Platform Supports Ford's Panama Position
GOP platform drafters back Ford on Panama Canal while aligning with Reagan on women's rights. Subcommittees vote 9 to 7 on rights over territory for security. ERA language debated, with Ford backing adoption and Reagan opposition. Full committee aims to finish by Friday and oppose abortion and national health insurance.
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ABA President Warns Justice System Faces Dangers
Justin A. Stanley of Chicago, taking office as ABA president, warned that the nations justice system is in peril amid rising litigation and too few judges. He urged reforms including small claims courts and a work study program for law students, and criticized direct appeals from three judge districts as burdensome. Carter urged lawyers to help fix Americas judicial system amid rising malpractice suits.
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AmVets Attend Convention Despite Deadly Outbreak
AmVets from across the United States attended a Philadelphia convention as reports linked a deadly Legionnaires disease outbreak to the prior Legion gathering. Officials noted about 2,000 AmVets were expected, with some Connecticut members withdrawing after learning of the illness. Medical teams pursued tests for nickel carbonyl and antifreeze-related toxins while a doctor was on call at VA Hospital.
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Reagan Camp Faces Convention Rules Fight and Buckley Decision
Buckley said the Reagan camp has not urged defiant voting against binding state instructions or abstaining on a first convention ballot. A convention rule binding delegates could invite court challenges after nomination. Sears will press opposition in the rules committee and, if needed, on the floor. AP tally shows Ford at 1105, Reagan 1032, 122 uncommitted. Sears predicts over 1140 on first ballot. Griffin says Ford’s floor manager, noting Reagan may still run if Buckley decides this weekend.
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Seven wounded as Wichita hotel shooting ends in police standoff
Photographer killed when a bullet smashed through the windshield of his car near the Holiday Inn. Elmer Hensley 57, a glass worker, died after a bullet struck him on a nearby roof. Seven people were wounded, with two in critical or serious condition, including Mark Falen 23 a bank loan officer. Witnesses recalled a hail of 30 to 35 shots as police fired on the gunman.
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Jurors deny prejudice in Hearst related trial remarks
Three black jurors including Addison say the Harrises trial was fair and that no single piece of evidence clinched convictions. Hearst admitted her role in a prior crime but said she acted from fear. She faces Jan. 10 trial after a San Francisco bank robbery conviction. Hosiery sales in 1980s era context noted with Leggs data.
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