Stock Market Slips as Inflation Data and Tax Talks Loom
The Dow fell and the NYSE composite slipped as inflation data showed 8.4 percent annual growth for November and First National City Bank raised its prime rate to 7 percent. Traders watched Congress for a Ford tax-cut compromise while volume remained light on the Big Board and Amex.
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High Point Enterprise Classified Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references Associated Press material and distribution details for High Point Enterprise. Contains billing, subscriptions, reproduction rights, and carrier information with scattered dates and numbers, but lacks cohesive event or person details.
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Rebels strike at Buenos Aires as Peron in office
Five rebel air force planes bombed the air force headquarters and Government House after Isabel Peron arrived at her office in Buenos Aires. The army chief rejected demands to seize power and said the army would not join the rebellion. Rebels also dropped leaflets over the city from single propeller planes.
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Angola Aid Ban Backers Confident
Washington AP reports senators opposing covert U S military aid to anti Soviet factions in Angola near victory on cutting funds used to arm fighting groups. Tunney amendment supporters claim momentum after key Senate tests and vow to press for an immediate cutoff despite negotiations with Kissinger and unlikely immediate compromise.
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Carter Sanford Battle Shapes North Carolina Race
Carter and Sanford clash over strategy in North Carolina with Carter lacking a state organization while Sanford presses statewide grassroots work. Analysts note moderates face split votes, and Wallace could gain delegates if the field divides, shaping a Democratic National Convention outcome.
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Inflation slows as November orders fall amid price climb
Commerce Department reports new orders down 1.2 percent in November with shipments down 2.7 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis. Labor Department notes CPI rise due to higher taxes and costs for gas, clothing, cars, dairy, and fresh vegetables, while meats, sugar, used cars, and health insurance declined. Purchasing power of a typical worker rose 0.7 percent last month, aided by longer hours and higher wages, offsetting inflation. Real spendable earnings up 3.9 percent for the year, helped by lower federal taxes.
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Stevens Sworn In As New Associate Justice
John Paul Stevens was sworn in as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, becoming the 101st justice. The Chicago native and former Seventh Circuit judge pledged equal justice for rich and poor as Ford, who nominated him, watched. Senate confirmation was 98 to 0.
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Dutch Incident Ends 25 Hostages Released
Seven South Moluccan gunmen freed 25 hostages at the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam. The peaceful 12 day siege ended after a birthday party for a hostage, with no concessions reported and no explosives found. Hostages waved from a bus as gunmen departed in police wagons.
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Ford Accepts 17 Billion Tax Cut Deal
Ford signs on to a 17 billion tax cut pledge but it is not binding. In the House Speaker Carl Albert doubts Ford is convinced while stating they will not set a future spending figure by law. Albert doubts the Senate plan can override a veto. The House fails to override Ford's tax cut veto.
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