Monday Market Blues Drive Dow Below 810 Again
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 14.00 to 808.25 at noon marking a third consecutive Monday decline. Energy worries recessionary fears and higher interest rates weighed on traders as more issues declined than advanced on the NYSE amid concerns over the Arab oil boycott and a 9.9 percent prime rate rise at First National Bank.
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NEW York (Ap
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Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
Chicago
First National Bank
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High Point Enterprise Publication Notice and Rates
A scanned notice from The High Point Enterprise 1973 outlines publication details starting 1884 with Associated Press status. It lists mail and carrier subscription rates for Daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and monthly terms, plus notes on taxes and distribution. It includes address, advertising reps, and copyright acknowledgment.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Unofficial American Sales and Dividend Footnotes
The record explains that sales figures are unofficial and dividend rates shown rely on the last quarterly Naval declaration unless noted. It details footnotes labeling common dividend actions such as stock dividends, liquidations, early or late payments, ex-dividend status, and other action indicators across domestic and foreign issues.
Stock Market Snapshot From New York Noon Session
New York AP reports noon stock index updates across sectors with mixed results. Industrial rose modestly while transportation and utilities showed varied movement. Financial sector dipped slightly as trading continued near midday.
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New York
Pioneer 10 Nears Jupiter on 21 Month Flight
Pioneer 10, a 570 pound unmanned probe, travels 67 600 mph and will pass within 81 000 miles of Jupiter at 9 25 p m EST to capture color photos and gather data while facing radiation belts. Launched 21 months ago, it carries a plaque intended to identify Earth and humanity to any intelligent beings it may meet.
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Rationing debated as fuel crisis prompts action
Congressional critics clash over rationing while Treasury Secretary Schultz calls the fuel shortage a long term crisis. Weekend energy news notes widespread pump shutdowns as drivers stay off roads and lawmakers urge a one third cut in government energy use.
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Texas
CBS Radiotelevision
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Meet the Press
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George P. Schultz
United States
Nixon Tax Questions Deepen Over Deductions and Sales
The Associated Press reviews a wide range of Nixon tax figures, including $500000 in deductions from donating vice presidential papers to the National Archives and zero capital gains tax on the San Clemente estate sale. The controversy also centers on a Key Biscayne sale shared with Tricia Nixon Cox and reports that she paid taxes on her share.
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Associated Press
Nixon
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
San Clemente
Robert Abplanalo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Mrs. Cox
Nicotine Helps Heavy Smokers
A British medical team reports in the British Medical Journal that heavy smokers cut cigarette use when switching to high nicotine brands. They claim these brands have lower tar and carbon monoxide levels.
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London
British Medical Journal
N C motorists face Sunday gas shortages across state
North Carolina motorists report difficulty finding open gas stations as a Sunday shortage lingers. Esposito notes most are open only after automated stations appear. Traffic on I 85 slows, speed limits drop to 55 mph with patrol receiving calls from stranded drivers. In Charlotte holiday shopping continues as streets fill and lots stay busy despite fuel limits.
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Esposito
Wilmington
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol
Charlotte
Fishermen Strike Shuts New York Fulton Market
Gasless Sunday led to Fishless Monday as United Seafood Workers Local 459 picketed Fulton Fish Market in lower Manhattan. About 500 workers across wholesale, retail and hotel supply chains halted deliveries while drivers avoided crossing lines. Dispute centers on contract length with management seeking three years and the union one year.
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New York
New York City
Fulton
United Seafood Workers, Local 459
Fulton Fish Market Employers Association
Lower Manhattan
Employers Association
Nixon's Plan Draws Fire From UMW Chief At Convention
The United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller denounced President Nixon s use of 250 oil executives to run the energy program as a disaster in the making. Miller tied the fuel shortage to coal contract talks, vowed strict safety rule enforcement, higher pensions, and cost of living increases, and explained the union s headquarters move from Washington to coal country as a Miller campaign pledge.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Pittsburgh, Pa
United Mine Workers
Nixon
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
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Tony’ Boyle
Washington
Senate panel duels over bill to fund payrolls
Democrats from page IA oppose the measure while Sen. Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina, chair of the Watergate Committee, warns the proposal could invite 100 candidates seeking federal funds and money from the coffers.
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Sam J. Ervin
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Watergate Committee
Nuns Keep Mail Going In Nazareth
Nazareth post office faces holiday surge as Sister Marciana Henning and Sister Mary Claver handle a Christmas mail flood. Residents and distant senders seek Nazareth postmarks, doubling daily mail from 2,000–3,000 letters. The Nazareth post office began in 1899 by the Sisters of St. Joseph after establishing a convent.
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Nazareth, Mich
Marciana Henning
Marciana
Mary Claver
Texas
Sisters of St. Joseph
Supreme Court Refuses Boyle Case Review
The Supreme Court declined to hear former United Mine Workers president Tony Boyle on his conviction for illegally contributing 49250 to federal candidate campaigns through Labor's NonPartisan League. Justice Douglas dissented. Boyle faces five years in prison and reimbursement orders totaling 130000.
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