Dow briefly tops 1000 as profit taking returns on Wall Street
The Dow Jones Industrial Average neared 1000 for the 14th time this year before profit taking set in. By noon the Dow stood at 998.25, up 2.16, with gainers slightly outpacing losers. The NYSE composite gained 0.21 to 57.32 and the AMEX index rose 0.48 to 107.69 as volume ran 11.38 million shares in early trading.
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NYSE Noon Index Recap and Daily Rates Shown
The New York Stock Exchange noon index shows Market 13 cents at 732 021 with industrial 6272 0.26 and transportation 4206 010. Utilities 41.02 00. plus notes on dividends, ex-distribution, and various per-share terms. The High Point Enterprise provides the local publication details and subscription rates.
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Carter forecasts tax cut in broad economic package
President elect Carter says a tax cut is a likely prospect in a stimulus program to be unveiled next week. He plans an outline of the package with price ranges, stresses job creation and a work opportunity program, and notes advisers discussed tax cuts, public works, and waste reduction.
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Bilandic Edges Frost in Chicago Temporary Mayor Race
Chicago alderman Michael A. Bilandic appeared poised to become temporary mayor as City Council prepared to vote. Frost claimed to seek votes but Bilandic supporters said Frost yielded the post in exchange for chairing the Finance Committee. A coalition of black leaders backed Frost.
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Adoption Demand Surges In Raleigh Amid Scarce Babies
North Carolina reports 11 times as many prospective adoptive parents as available infants fueling concern over a black market in baby adoptions. Agencies note difficulty in tracking illicit sales while officials cite 3,762 cases on file for the past fiscal year with most placements via agencies or natural parents with relatives.
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Veterans Fund Dividends Boost Insurance Policy Payouts
The Veterans Administration reports that funds for policyholders include excess interest and savings from lower than expected claims. Dividends on most VA insurance policies have risen in recent years as funds earn higher interest.
Former Manson follower seeks bail before retrial
Leslie Van Houten seeks release on $200,000 bail pending retrial on charges tied to the 1969 LaBianca murders. Judge requires prison records as proof of rehabilitation before reducing bail, with a Jan. 28 trial date set.
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Extra Police Airlifted Into African Townships
Police reinforcements were airlifted to Cape Town to patrol black townships where militants and migrant workers have fought in three days of violence. At least 24 killed in Guguletu and Nyanga. 106 injured. Refugees fled Nyanga as fires burned homes and hostels.
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