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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
2
New York stock action shows the Dow Jones up about 1.08 to 962.85 at noon with gainers leading losers 7-4 on the NYSE. Investors expect a potential Carter tax cut, while traders reassess momentum after a roughly 40 point rebound from mid November lows.
Selected prices for NYSE issues reveal scattered gains and losses across multiple names. Industrials and utilities indices fall modestly while several notable stocks trade higher, reflecting broad but uneven trading momentum.
Dow Jones Averages show varied trading as many issues advance or retreat. Figures reflect numerous names such as Merck Motorola Nabisco Texaco and U.S. Steel among others with percentages indicating day’s movement and dividend notes following the AP compilation.
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier with options for 6 to 12 month periods. It notes NC mail terms, 4 percent sales tax, and that carriers operate as independent contractors. Includes Associated Press rights statement and advertising contacts.
An AP compiled snapshot shows bid and asked prices across numerous stocks on the New York Exchange. Entries include Aerotron, American Furniture, PepsiCo, AegisCorp, Allegheny Airt, and various others with current quotes, highs, lows, and last prices.
President elect Carter travels to Atlanta for private cabinet interviews at the Georgia governor's mansion and plans to return for more talks. Mondale will join. secrecy may cover some visitors as the process unfolds. Carter keeps options open on a 1977 tax cut while Kirbo advances Vietnam draft pardon talks.
Prime Minister Takeo Miki seeks to stay in office after the Liberal Democratic party's setback in the weekend election. He resists resignation amid party pressure while hinting at possible cross-endorsement from centrists and minor parties to form a governing coalition.
Dash describes seating Edmisten directly behind him to relay directions to staff as hearings unfold. Rufus initially held this role but sought a swivel chair and moved between Ervin and Baker. The arrangement left Edmisten’s face in nearly every news photo of the committee.
Italian Premier Giulio Andreotti meets Vice President-elect Mondale and Cyrus Vance in Washington after arriving to reassure leaders on Italy's inflation and unemployment. He also held talks with IMF chief Witteveen and Kissinger amid prospects of a $1 billion IMF loan and oil price concerns.
Justice Powell joined the opinion noting the lower court may find no remedy is needed after a Supreme Court decision last June. The ruling said government policies that unintentionally discriminate against minorities are not illegal without proof of intent to discriminate.
Susan Marie Richards, convicted in the Atlanta man slaying, was found in her Guilford County Jail cell with cuts to wrists and neck. She received hospital treatment, deemed not serious, as deputies probe how the act occurred while she was alone in custody.
A mistrial was declared in the political corruption trial of Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and four codefendants after six jurors heard a broadcast on alleged jury tampering. District Judge John H. Pratt ruled publicity interfered, stating a retrial was necessary. Mandel called it a difficult position and prepared to resume budget work. Arnold Weiner defended the judge’s ruling.
United Cerebral Palsy of North Carolina will shut down five of its children's centers next week due to fundraising shortfalls. The closures affect Charlotte, Morganton, Greenville, Kannapolis and Wilmington, with 70 to 90 cerebral palsy patients affected. The Raleigh center may stay open as a demonstration site, and some children may be placed with other agencies. The agency plans to hire two fundraisers using $70,000 saved.
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