Stock Market Dips Amid Heavy Trading On Wall Street
Profit taking depressed the market as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3.22 to 874.59 at noon. Volume surged with 10.52 million shares traded by 10 to noon versus 8.8 million Monday. Core declines included General Electric, Dow down 1.34 at 103. IBM slipped 0.34 to 326.44, Polaroid off 1 to 87, Xerox down 1 at 97.
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New York Over-The-Counter Bid Asked
An over the counter market update reports a bid asked spread for key securities in New York trading. Market participants monitor implied liquidity and price movement amid evolving demand.
Welfare costs and state finances strain local governments
The federal government pays just over half the nation’s welfare bill for programs aiding needy children, the blind, the disabled, and the elderly. States and cities say limited resources push many toward bankruptcy, with Virginia Governor Linwood Holton citing doubling welfare rolls and lagging economy as causes. AFDC rolls reached about one million, and residency rules aim to curb in-migration. Local officials note reduced stigma and ongoing dependence as welfare rolls rise nationwide.
Welfare costs rise as states trim aid amid fraud drives
A chaotic mix of federal limits and state actions shapes welfare costs. Massachusetts reorganizes its welfare department to curb abuses. Wisconsin bars many 21 and under from AFDC, while San Francisco cuts costs through program testing. Nevada reduces recipients by 22 percent amid anti fraud drives.
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Michael T. Healey
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Ington
Massachusetts
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North Carolina Lawmaker Touts Environmental Bills
RALEIGH AP. Lawmaker Bryan Jr. D Cumberland filed three bills in the North Carolina House addressing detergents petroleum and new industry. He says more measures will follow before the 1971 session adjourns. The detergent bill targets phosphate nitrate nutrients to eliminate them from detergents as feasible and the petroleum bill would activate a 1949 act by the Department of Conservation and Development.
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Tax Funds Legislation Advances In North Carolina
AP reports forthcoming legislation to distribute 6.6 million dollars to 25 counties from local sales tax funds. The move aims to address race disputes and set up elections if the General Assembly deadlocks. Bills also seek special elections and sheriff process service changes.
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Convicted Murderess Brought Up Normally Declares Parents
Patricia Krenwinkel's mother and father testified in Los Angeles during the penalty phase of Charles Manson's followers murder trial. They described Krenwinkel as an exceedingly normal child with a gentle nature and a habit of burying a dead canary. They urged mercy, while Krenwinkel protested from the defense table. The trial, involving all four women, seeks life imprisonment rather than execution for Krenwinkel and others in the 1969 killings. A separate Oregon case tied to Susan Atkins saw police note Atkins carried a gun during arrest and later convict ed for receiving stolen property and concealing a weapon.
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Learys Mind Blown By LSD Says Black Panther Leader
Berkeley AP report notes Eldridge Cleaver stating Leary and his wife Rosemary were in exile in Algeria after fleeing the United States. Cleaver says the Panthers have distanced themselves from the psychedelic movement as Leary’s mind has been blown by acid and his arrest risk rose. Tape cites revolutionary arrest and Panther protection at a villa.
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Gambrell Sworn In As Georgia's New Senator
David H. Gambrell, 41, an Atlanta attorney and Georgia Democratic chairman, is sworn in to fill the unexpired term of the late Sen. Richard B. Russell. He was appointed by Gov. Carter and flew to Washington for the oath, saying his views on race may differ from Russell's and calling himself a pragmatist. He discussed U.S. force reductions in Southeast Asia and the impact on other issues, noting he does not claim a complete solution.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
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Washington
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Jury Gets Murder Case In Goldsboro Shooting
In Goldsboro North Carolina an Alltel driver J P Bunn 44 faces wounding charges after a shooting at a church and a filling station. Prosecutors say he killed a man and shot Mrs Mabel Louise Smith 93 while she prayed in church. Witnesses say Bunn and Mrs Smith were having an affair and he claimed emotional disturbance but knew right from wrong. A psychiatrist testified pills he took that day did not affect him. The case hinges on motives surrounding a lover’s rendezvous and responses to the shootings.
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Goldsboro
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