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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1973
Page
1
New York traders kept the market firm after an early rally. The Dow Jones industrial average added 9.18 points to 838.64 at noon with more advances than declines. The NYSE composite rose 0.58 to 50.87 as brokers credited the rally to ongoing investor confidence after Monday's peace conference delay news.
New York Stock Exchange reports noon prices with totals including net, price highs and lows and day changes across major listings. The AP provides updated figures reflecting current trading activity and market movements.
Unofficial sales figures and dividend rules are explained. The text lists footnote letters detailing types of dividends, stock splits, and special payments, with notes on timing and eligibility across various scenarios and securities.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates and delivery arrangements for daily, Sunday, and weekend editions. It notes mail and carrier options, with prices in effect for North Carolina residents and the associated sales tax, and identifies The High Point Enterprise as a local independent newspaper with AP affiliation.
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau says he is "a hell of a rich man" and Canadians should watch him. The remark followed his submission of conflict of interest recommendations for public servants to the House of Commons.
Washington officials and notable residents grapple with the energy crisis by cutting heating, sharing cars, and cutting back on fuel use. Ethel Kennedy reduces heat. Lowell Weicker and Frank Ikard adopt smaller transport routines. Caspar Weinberger and William Simon adjust official fleets amid budget concerns.
GAO labeled as vastly inaccurate the view that government improvements at the homes enriched Nixon personally. The audit split costs between San Clemente and Key Biscayne, noting $886,900 for major security works and various smaller items, some deemed nonprotective benefits for the President.
A Washington County grand jury indicted Boyle on three murder counts as federal charges of conspiring to violate Yablonski civil rights loom. He has been held under marshal protection at George Washington University Medical Center after a suicide attempt and marked his 72nd birthday in hospital. Boyle, who led the United Mine Workers from 1963, is connected to the 1969 Yablonski killings, with seven people convicted or pleading guilty and an eighth awaiting court appearance. The government says the plot began at UMW headquarters in 1969.
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