Stock Market Report Signals Modest Rally Amid Tax Debate
The Dow Jones industrials rose 7.71 to 116 at noon as gains led a broad advance. Franklin Mint was the most active issue at 25 percent, with a large block trading, while Merck dipped 3 percent on weak quarter earnings. NYSE composite rose to 46.94 and American index up 0.49 to 82.20. Volume on the Big Board totaled about 7.82 million shares in early trading.
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A.P. Stock Averages Reported Incomplete Records
A fragmented note reports on A P Stock averages with unclear figures and missing details. The text hints at a late May or day count, but the data remain unreadable and require verification from official records.
Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Listing Confusion
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple stock quotes and company names with scattered figures and prices. It references various firms and markets in New York and Chicago, touching on bid and ask values, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks a clear narrative or single event.
Hunt backs peak load pricing in NC electricity debate
RALEIGH AP Lt Gov James B Hunt Jr testified peak load pricing for electricity would be readily accepted by North Carolinians and could save consumers money. He urged the State Utilities Commission to act, noting the legislature may intervene if the commission does not. He urged reasonable judgment and bold action based on studies and experience in other states. Attorney General Rufus Edmisten supported conservation and rate restructuring and urged serious consideration of new rate structures to level consumption.
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Jury finds Moore guilty in Ford assassination case
Judge Conti sets sentencing for Jan 15 with possible term up to life. Miss Moore admits firing at Ford but claims she acted alone on Sept 22, while prosecutors say no conspiracy evidence exists. Public Defender Hewitt had sought insanity defense and a jury trial.
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Rising use of stimulant drugs in schools
Experts estimate up to ten percent of America’s 30 million students may receive stimulants like Ritalin to manage hyperactivity or MBSD. Dr James Lewis notes the terms hyperactivity and minimal brain dysfunction and describes Dexedrin and methylphenidate as common, though reliable figures are lacking.
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Duke Power Orders 100 Load Control Devices For Patrons
Duke Power Co announces an experimental load control and time of day metering program for residential customers. Denton says 106 units ordered with federal funds sought to expand to 1000 installations, deliveries set for next October with installation to begin soon.
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Woman Tells Of JFK Link Amid Speeches And Silence
Mrs Exner described a close personal relationship with Jack Kennedy while denying any conspiratorial ties with Mafia figures Sam Giancana Johnny Rosselli or others. The Senate panel noted no evidence she acted as a conduit to Kennedy and referenced 70 calls between the White House and Miss Campbell.
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Albert Veto Override Vote Signals Ford Stand
The House approved a bill 256 to 160 by suspending rules as part of a veto override effort. Ullman said the procedural vote shows improved position to assess chances of overturning President Ford's veto.
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Fromme Sentencing Testimony on Gun Handling Differences
Prosecution witnesses testified Miss Fromme heard a lick and said the gun had a four cartridge magazine but no round in the chamber, so it could not fire. The defense argued Fromme aimed to publicize demands for a new trial for Manson, not to kill Ford. Prosecution said she lacked knowledge of S caliber pistol mechanics. Manson and four followers are serving life terms for the 1963 Tate murder and six others.
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