Stock market climbs as yearend rally hopes lift trades
New York brokers report a midday bounce with the Dow up 6.45 to 443.04 led by gains in American Telephone and General Electric. Composite index rises while NYSE volume hits 763 million shares. Utah International and GE show notable moves amid merger talk and delayed openings. Attah International advances to 49 while GE falls to 48 5/8.
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A fragmented OCR page shows scattered stock prices and company names from a market listing. The readable items include various tickers, numbers, and potential abbreviations, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent context or a discernible single event.
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Documents show FBI smear attempt against Jane Fonda
Los Angeles AP reports that government files reveal an FBI plan to discredit actress Jane Fonda by claiming she threatened to kill Richard Nixon. The suit seeks damages for invasion of privacy as Fonda denies any advocacy of assassination and faults federal agencies for a long running campaign to portray her as radical.
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Soul City project under scrutiny by Helms in Senate debate
Sen Helms accused Soul City of conflict of interest violations and criticized GAO findings. He noted $19.2 million in federal grants and loan guarantees over six years for a project in Warren County aimed at a 44,000 person community with a 20 acre industrial park. He claimed little industry or employment and said many expenditures failed eligibility tests.
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Esrapsanes se Poniared Every Lirrn0an Suneay Nara
The High Point Enterprise reports local notices and dispatches from High Point North Carolina. AP news content is refrained to local page notices and classified items including readers advertisements and supplier notices.
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Dividend Declarations From Company Inc and Related Notice
Company, Inc. declares a yearend extra dividend of 15 cents per common share payable Jan 1 to those of record Dec 22. A quarterly dividend of 25 cents per preferred share with record March 12 pays April 1. Piedmont Winston-Salem Chapter NA of Accountants to hold Thursday technical meeting at Las Club Silas Creek Parkway. social hour at 5:50 pm, dinner at 6 pm. Guest speaker R V Cronquist discusses On Line Accounting. manager in General Systems Division of LBM.
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Church Demands Bush Renounce 1976 Ticket Ambition
Senate intel panel chair Frank Church urged that George Bush pledge to refuse any role on the 1976 presidential ticket as a condition for confirming him as CIA director. Church warned Bush’s acceptance would compromise the CIA, while Bush refused to rule out future political runs.
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House-Passed Fuel Bill Moves To The Senate
The House backed a wide ranging energy bill to roll back oil prices while allowing cautious increases, sending the measure to the Senate amid uncertain prospects with President Ford. The debate touched on enforcement, budget impact, and broader tax and spending questions involving key lawmakers and officials.
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Rising electricity costs reshape consumer thinking
The article notes a shift from a long trend of cheaper power to higher rates as new plants cost more to build. It cites a plateau in the late 1960s where efficiency gains stalled and construction costs rose, meaning customers now pay for new plants via higher rates rather than cheaper electricity.
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