Stock Market Slumps as Gloom Returns to Trading Floor
With economic prospects dimming, the Dow fell 9.31 to 717.54 as losers outpaced gainers 4 to 3 on the NYSE. Polaroid led activity after announcing layoffs, while Digital Equipment IBM Walt Disney and Texas Instruments declined, Federated Department Stores rose 4 to 22 amid higher Q2 earnings.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
AMP
Glamour Group
Digital Equipment
IBM
Walt Disney
Texas Instruments
Federated Department Stores
High Point Enterprise masthead and misc. contact notes
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 lists publication as an independent newspaper in High Point North Carolina. It provides mailing subscription rates, delivery information, and policy notes about Associated Press content and carrier contracts.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avene
High Point
M.C
Associated
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Ward-Grifith Company National
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Complex stock dividend and ex distribution codes list
A fragment listing numerous stock dividend and distribution codes such as ex dividend ex rights ex distribution ex rights with values and notes on liquidation status, accumulations, omitted dividends, and related market actions. Includes references to ex rights, stock or cash value, and bankruptcy or reorganization caveats.
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Dellumry
Buford Pusser reluctant to star in Buford film
Buford Pusser spoke with a writer after a news conference about his reluctance to act in the proposed film Buford, a Walking Tall sequel. The project, budgeted at 2 million, would film near Jackson, Tennessee with Gordon Douglas directing for Bing Crosby Productions. Pusser, elected sheriff at 26, described six years in office with seven assassination attempts and four homicides, while stressing he deplores violence and acts only as a last resort.
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Pusser
Hollywood
Jackson
Tenn
Gordon Douglas
Buford
Bing Crosby Productions, Inc
Tennessee
Walking Tall
Pauline
Howard Kreitsch
Ecevit Optimistic on Restarting Cyprus Talks
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said Ankara is ready for negotiate changes to the Cyprus demarcation line and expressed optimism talks can resume. He met UK ambassador Sir Horace Philips for 45 minutes and said Britain is contacting all parties while pledging readiness to meet Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis anywhere anytime. He urged immediate negotiations with Greek Cypriots, Greece, and Britain, warning chaos will reign until a final status is set. He cited ethnic differences and proposed separate zones for Greek and Turkish Cypriots, noting populations of 520,000 Greek Cypriots and 120,000 Turkish Cypriots and the Turkish invasion’s current control of northeast Cyprus.
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Turkey
Cyprus
Horace Philips
Ankara
Britain
Ecevit
Constantine Caramanlis
Greece
Makarios
Lefka
Famagusta
United Nations
Nuclear plant site fault deemed not dangerous
An Atomic Energy Commission seismologist describes a geological fault beneath CP and L’s proposed 1.7 billion Shearon Harris plant in Wake County as small and too old for a major quake threat. He notes faults near several nuclear sites but most have proven minor.
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Raleigh, N.C
Atomic Energy Commission
Carolina Power and Light Co
Carl Stepp
ABC
Cp&l
Shearon Harris
Wake County
Raleigh
Stepp
Washington, D.C
Virginia Electric and Power Co
North Anna
Appalachian
Rockefeller Seeks 1976 Full Term Vice Presidency
Rockefeller discussed a 1976 full term and said it would be presumptuous to speak before Congress. Ford praised Rockefeller as a good partner while conservatives like Goldwater and Ashbrook voiced mixed reactions to the nomination.
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Ford
White House
Congress
GM Cuts Prices Slightly
General Motors announced a partial rollback of its planned 1975 car price rise by an average $54, following a request from President Ford. The move was foreshadowed by the Detroit Free Press and linked to White House discussions with Congressional leaders. Chrysler and American Motors had not commented.
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General Motors
Ford
Detroit Free Press
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Kenneth Rush
Free Press
Chrysler
American Motors
Ford Motor Co
Inauguration Era Eleven States in Union
When George Washington was sworn in on April 30 1789 he led a new nation of eleven states. North Carolina and Rhode Island had not yet ratified the Constitution and joined the Union later on November 21 1789 and May 29 1790 respectively.
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North Carolina
Rhode Island
Miners Demand Day Ouster Amid UMW Protests
The United Mine Workers call for federal mine safety chief James M Day to resign, alleging failure to enforce laws. Arnold Miller leads 1000 miners in a Washington march to the Interior Department, as rallies plan across Birmingham Birmingham and other states during a work stoppage linked to looming contract talks.
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United Mine Workers Union
James M. Day
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Ford
Day
UMW
Arnold Miller
Washington
Interior Department
Birmingham
Ala
West Frankfort
Ill
Ludlow
Calo
N C Politician Arrested After DUI Conviction
Democratic state Rep. Bobby Wayne Rogers of Henderson was arrested in Salisbury for public drunkenness shortly after a Rowan County DUI conviction from June. He planned an appeal. Later at the Holiday Inn he fought a man and allegedly broke a plate glass window and caused property damage.
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Salisbury
N.C
Bobby Wayne Rogers
Henderson
Rogers
Rowan County
Holiday Inn
Armed men arrest man at ALPHABET restaurant
Tim Rios a 26 year old night manager at Carl's Jr. described a man who ran in through a side door followed by armed plain clothesmen. The man was brought out handcuffed after a brief struggle at the restaurant.
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Carl's Jr
Tim Rios
Pension bill clears House with broad support and early Senate action
The House approved a pension reform measure 407 to 2 with early Senate passage anticipated. The bill locks in benefits based on credits earned, strengthens vesting rules, and creates protections against underfunded plans while extending tax breaks for self employed individuals and allowing personal retirement plans for workers without company plans. It also introduces insurer safeguards and transfer options when employees change jobs.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Ford
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