Stock Market Mixed Early Friday With Modest Gains
New York markets edged higher on light trading with the Dow up 142 to 979.11 at noon. The Associated Press average rose 0.5 to 966.7 as steel stocks advanced, U.S. Steel raising hot rolled sheet prices but cutting some extras, and industry orders improving.
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Discriminating shopping tips for teens start young
A teen shopper should decide what is truly needed and weed out unworn articles from the past year. Prepare for school and varied conditions, set priorities, and shop thoughtfully. Build bargain resistance, avoid desperation buys, and compare options.
Purchasing Managers to meet in Pinehurst event
Purchasing managers from three states will attend the winter meeting of Purchasing Management. Assn. of Carolina Virginia at the Carolina Hotel Pinehurst Friday and Saturday.
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NC attorney general targets chain-letter fraud in state
North Carolina efforts to crack down on pyramid and chain-letter schemes expand as Attorney General Morgan pledges a new Consumer Protection Division. He backs stronger powers for quick civil action, restraining orders, and enforcement to curb fraud harming five million residents, with investigations slated across Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Raleigh, and Charlotte.
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Village church turnout plumbs high share in England
At a 13th century church in England Bernard Mather reports 75 percent of the village population attends services. The congregation mainly includes Jessie Cook Madeline Fountaine and nine-year-old Stephanie Mather with Stephanie's father the preacher. Ernest Cook remains ill in bed.
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Stephanie Mather
Bernard Mather
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Clark Denounces Chicago Report Rewriting as Fabrication
Attorney General Ramsey Clark labeled a Chicago Tribune story claiming the Denver violence report was rewritten as pure fabrication. He acknowledged advance copies were seen, but said only deletion of comments under investigation occurred. The Tribune cited Daniel Walker as bringing copies to Washington and suggested the summary was substantially rewritten.
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Communists In Chicago Says Ichord Reveal HUAC findings
Rep. Richard Ichord of Missouri said at a news conference that communists and other revolutionaries joined demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention and that many top witnesses would be treasonous if Congress declared war. He spoke after a week of hearings by a House Un-American Activities subcommittee that also heard from Chicago protest leader David Dellinger. Rubin criticised the inquiry, and the panel questioned Dellinger about the October Cambridge meeting and FBI questioning. The session included extensive discussion of a Tribune report on police violence and the Justice Department’s handling of the investigation, with the attorney general denying involvement in selecting prosecutors. The report’s redactions and handling were reviewed by DOJ attorneys, while Clark denied affiliations with Walker or manipulating the final draft.
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Mayors urge bond vote for High Point improvements
City Manager Harold Cheek told Rotary Club the proposed 11 million bond issue is the most feasible way to fund needed projects. If defeated, a heavy tax increase would be impractical. Plans include water 3.6m, sewer 2.2m, streets 2m, recreation 2.01m, electrical 1m, and a new fire station 225k. Five former mayors backed the proposal.
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