Stock Market Puts Back Gains But Stays Positive
New York stocks eased from morning highs yet remained higher at midday. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.82 to 796.13, while the NYSE index advanced 0.22 to 49.27 and the AMEX market value index gained 0.38 to 89.1 amid active trading and mixed quotes. Analysts note the recent six week decline spurred some buying though caution remains.
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New York Exchange Prices Update
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Address Listing
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Avon stock index report for New York trading session
An AP market brief notes Avon New York equities amid a mixed session. Transportation and finance shares show modest activity with minor price movements as investors weigh current conditions.
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Egyptian Israeli Jets In Fight Over Suez Canal
Air clashes over the Suez Canal left both sides claiming a downed plane as Egyptian fighters said one Israeli jet fell near Ein Sukhna and Israel countered with a downed MIG21. The episode coincided with talks on troop withdrawal and Kissinger diplomacy as Meir faced internal party support for wartime setbacks.
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Fears Of Investors Keep Stock Market Plunging
New York AP reports fears of a major recession sparked by the energy crisis drive a sharp Dow Jones drop to 788.31, its lowest since November 1976. Analysts note a 198.75 point, 20 percent fall since Oct. 29 with a $145 billion paper loss, while energy worries and political tensions add to market uncertainty. General Motors slid to 45.00, and the wider NYSE index fell to 49.05, a three-year low since 1970.
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Ford's nomination cleared for House vote amid mixed opposition
Ford told reporters he is torn between leaving familiar friends and institutions and facing a new challenge. Critics argue impeachment outcomes cloud Nixon and taint the appointment, while many House members praise Ford's nine years as minority leader and push for confirmation, citing his conscientious and honest record.
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Truckers Blockade Spreads Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
In Pennsylvania a spokesman said 1,400 rigs halted at Lamar waiting to learn how a truckers' rep fared in Washington with 10 demands. About 200 trucks blocked I-75 and I-280 near Toledo. Troops were seen on U S 20 and U S 250 with uncertain status later. Drivers claim fuel price hikes and lower speeds raise costs, though some said their protest succeeded.
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Haig testifies in Watergate hearings amid tape gap questions
Haig answers questions on the 18 minute gap and possible tape handling. He notes White House staff prepared an index of subpoenaed material while denying awareness of instructions to inform the court immediately. Logs show Woods transcribed tapes at Camp David and later met with the President.
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Wachovia Amends Application For American Credit Deal
Wachovia Corp. of Winston Salem filed an amendment with the Federal Reserve to retain American Credit Corp. of Charlotte. If approved and merged assets yield earnings, the nine month 1973 impact from the amendment would be about 1.2 million in net income for American Credit and about 5 percent of Wachovia’s consolidated earnings, excluding replacement-asset gains. The change aims to speed benefits from Wachovia’s 1970 merger with American Credit.
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High School Motorcyclist Killed in Bus Collision
A Garringer High School student was killed when his motorcycle collided with a Charlotte school bus near the school. Police said the motorcycle skidded into the bus and undercarriage, dragging the rider about 20 feet before being thrown free. None of the bus passengers were injured. the student died at the hospital.
North Carolina Rationing Rules Focus On Essentials
The utilities commission rescinded April 1971 priorities and set a high priority for essentials such as residences hospitals nursing homes and food processing. If alternate fuels exist, customers must use them during extreme cold. North Carolina gas companies buy all gas from Transco which warned of winter output reductions. Commissioner Hugh Wells dissented, urging higher priority for food processors.
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