Stock Market Mixed On Uncertain Economic Outlook
New York trading opened with a mixed session as investors weighed a slower recovery. The Dow rose 2.52 points to 225.33 while the NYSE composite gained 13 to 1629, and the Amex Market Value index added 4 to 81.96. JC Penney gained on news of planned expansion into seven new stores. Kansas City Southern Industries led on the Big Board, up 13 percent on a 62,500 share block at 134. Pan Ocean Oil paced Amex activity, up 1/2 point as listings climbed.
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High Point Enterprise subscription details and rates
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options including weekly and Sunday delivery, with annual and monthly pricing. It notes advance payment requirements and limits on carrier distribution, mentioning a subscriber base in North Carolina and the need for independent contractors for home delivery.
Polls Show Ford Lagging Reagan Support Shrinking
A late month GOP survey reveals Ford trailing Reagan by 31 points among rank and file, with Ford at 32 percent to Reagan 63. Ford attributes the shift to the day of the poll while Reagan attracts cheers at Houston events. Separate Gallup figures show Humphrey leading among Democrats with 30 percent, Wallace at 20, and Jackson at 10 among noncandidates.
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Alabama
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Maine
Hotel War Continues After Beirut Seaside Hotel Truce
In SELRUT Lebanon AP reports Beirut’s hotel combat persists after a new truce pledge by moslem leftists and right wing Christians. Gunfire and grenades spark continued clashes despite the cease-fire as Palestinian forces attempt to enforce it and both sides resume heavy firing around the Holiday Inn complexes.
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Beirut
Holiday Inn
Durham Landmark Destroyed
The 17 story Durham Hotel known as the Washington Duke and later the Jack Tar collapsed after a timed blast in downtown Durham. Ownership by Homeland Investment Co. watched from nearby, as thousands gathered to witness the demolition after the hotel’s closure in August due to financial losses. The fall took 13 seconds, leaving a dust cloud over the skyline. The landmark had stood for 54 years built with community funds.
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George Watts Hill
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Homeland Investment Co
Bond posted for Joan Little in Beaufort jail stabbing case
Joan Little remained free on a 315,000 bond as her appeal progressed. Attorneys sought Supreme Court review after the state Court of Appeals upheld her 1974 conviction for breaking and entering and stabbing jailer Clarence Alligood. Miss Little and attorney Jerry Paul planned to sign certification papers at the state Supreme Court clerk's office in Washington and Beaufort counties.
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State Supreme Court
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High Court
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Washington
N.C
Utilities ruling splits gas exploration costs in North Carolina
The North Carolina Utilities Commission decides that natural gas customers pay three quarters of exploration costs while stockholders cover one quarter. Tar Heel companies sought a 10 cent per thousand cubic feet charge to fund current exploration, totaling about $10 annually for the average customer. The panel will require biannual statistics to guide future rate changes, and a dissent argued customers should not pay any exploration costs.
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Public Service Co
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North Carolina Matural Gas
Chaotic break in at Reach’s home leads to deadly chaos
A report describes a chaotic break in where a handicapped intruder secured entry to Reach’s room and seized house keys before assaulting and shooting others. The Rev. Mr. Wynn recalls Reach claiming to have seen a woman with the attacker, noting only Mrs. Lehman had money, estimated at 200 to 300 dollars, with further details uncertain.
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Wynn
Baptist Church Fimnistry
Two Working On LBJ Books Are Married
Doris Kearns and Richard Goodwin, both writing books on President Johnson, married at Goodwin's Boston suburb home. Guests included Edward Kennedy and Norman Mailer. after the ceremony they flew to the West Indies amid a prior dispute with publishers over a joint Johnson book.
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Harvard
Michael F. Groden
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U.S
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Kevin H. White
Norman Mailer
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
James St. Clair
Watergate Tawyer
West Indies
Miss. Kearn
Brandt Refuses Spy Exchange Talk After Verdict
Government spokeswoman reiterated Brandt will not enter a spy exchange with East Germany. Brandt declined to comment on the verdict through a Social Democratic spokesman. Opposition deputy Carl-Dieter Spranger said the Guillaume espionage scandal is not ended and urged federal authorities to consider criminal proceedings against Brandt for possibly negligently passing on state secrets.
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Social Democratic Party
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Christian Social Union
Guillaume
Spranger
Bann
Candidates Display Style To Teachers In Winston Salem
Prospective NC candidates faced a weekend PACES education workshop with about 300 teachers. Endorsements could reach the legal $9,000 cap plus volunteer support. Lt. Gov. Hunt and several Democrats backed cost of living pay raises for teachers, while some Republicans pledged limited support. One candidate, Thomas Strickland, stated honesty over promises and walked away, while Hargrove Bowles and others pressed for career education, teacher input, and education funding within revenue limits.
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Ernot
North Carolina
Howard Coble
Political Action Committee For Education
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Ioordinator
E.B. Palmer
Jim Hunt
Capitol
Hunt
Edward O'Herron
Charlotte
O'Herron
Hargrove Bowles
Jacob Alexander
Cay Privette
David Flaherty
Thomas Strickland
Strickland
Wayne
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Bowles
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