Market Rally Lifts Stocks After Weeks of Decline
New York markets showed strength with a broad technical rally. The noon Dow rose 10.32 to 667.16 as gainers outpaced losers 5 to 2 on the NYSE. Eastman Kodak and Xerox led advances, Merck and Burroughs gained, Litton slipped after reporting a $39.8 million annual loss.
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High Point Enterprise Publication Details and Rates
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 lists publication notes and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes AP affiliation, postal classifications, and that carriers and distributors are independent contractors with subscription arrangements handled by Ward-Griffith Company for national advertising.
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Chirch Avenue
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N.C
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AP News
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representations
Washington Exerts Pressure To Settle Brookside Mine Strike
In Kentucky's Harlan County Brookside coal mine a 13 month strike ended after mediation. Duke Power Co spokesman Dick Toomey said Washington pushed hardest for a settlement as Eastover Mining Co agreed to the 1971 National Bituminous Coal Wage Agreement setting daily wages from 42.50 to 50 dollars. The deal ties to a future 1974 contract ratified by UMW members. The shutdown's costs were largely borne as operational strain rather than direct dollars, and officials expressed relief.
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National Mediation Service
Brookside
Kentucky
Duke Power Co
Washington
Dick Toomey
Harlan County
Eastover Mining Co
Duke
Eastover
United Mine Workers
Duke Power
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Blast Cause Probe Resumed In Chattanooga
Police and arson investigators resumed the probe into Thursday morning explosion that leveled a block in East Ninth Street. One man, Frank Ratcliff, 55, was killed. 13 others injured as crews cleared rubble amid heavy rains. Officials said no cause yet, with ATF agents assisting and builders clearing debris.
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Ford Promises Aid to Ohio State Graduates
President Ford urged Ohio State University graduates to align education with employment and vowed to pursue federal grants to map occupations and steer workers into rewarding jobs. He called for closer ties between universities and employers, extending hiring laws, and boosting productivity to combat inflation, while outlining a broader plan involving Labor and HEW secretaries and a PBS televised address.
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For This Year Only Tax Increase Ruled Out
Ford spokesman says no tax increase this year and no action expected in the 1974 session. Bush appointed chair of new Council on Wage and Price Stability as Ford prepares economic plan for 1975. Woodcock of UAW urges targeted tax cuts and higher rates for corporations. White House to hold preparatory meetings for an upcoming economic summit.
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Phyllis Bradley Fined $140 In Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP Mayor Thomas Bradley's daughter Phyllis Bradley 29 was fined 140 dollars and placed on two years probation after pleading no contest to resisting arrest. Police said she refused a ticket, struck officers, and was stopped June 26 for an illegal left turn. She faces Sept 10 for marijuana possession and cocaine conspiracy charges.
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Ford No To Grain Limits Ford No To Grain Limits
President Ford reaffirmed opposition to export controls on grain as the Agriculture Department reports a surge in corn purchases by the Common Market nations. Officials note orders rising from 204.8 million to 368.5 million bushels, but expect much of the corn to remain unshipped.
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United States
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Hazardous product filmed demonstration of a deadly risk
Richard O. Simpson, chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, led a televised demonstration filmed by three networks to show a household trouble light could cause fatal electric shocks. He urged owners to return the product and seek a refund.
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Richard O. Simpson
U.S
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News Editor's Kidnaper Sentenced To 40 Years
William A H Williams was sentenced to 40 years after being convicted of extortion in the kidnapping of Atlanta Constitution editor Reg Murphy. The judge ordered consecutive terms of 20 years for extortion 10 for the firearm use and 10 for using the mails, with psychiatric treatment recommended but not ordered. Williams appealed.
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Williams
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