Market slips as storm delays NYSE open
Profit taking pushed stocks lower in a shortened New York session after an overnight storm delayed opening. The noon Dow fell 8.97 to 966.31 as Westinghouse Electric traded actively near 152. The NYSE composite slipped 0.27 to 832.88 while Amex rose 0.24 to 98.53 amid brisk volume. Kaiser Industries led the Amex list, up 14 to 10.
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High Point Enterprise Classified Ad Rates Fragment
The High Point Enterprise lists advertising rates and mail subscription details with scattered figures and notes. It mentions Sunday and monthly options, carrier distribution terms, and advertising contacts through Ward Grutin Company and local representatives.
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Democratic hopefuls Jackson Carter vie in North Carolina primary
The race narrows after Terry Sanford's withdrawal as Jackson and Carter tour North Carolina ahead of the March 23 primary. Wallace Udall Bettsen Harris remain on the ballot with 61 delegates at stake. Reagan campaigns for the GOP nomination while Ford has made only one NC visit.
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Lady Prefers Stock Market In Omaha
Rebecca Friedman, 74, visits a local brokerage house daily for 16 years with a green lunch sack, watching her 200 Penn Central shares. She says she loves the market and enjoys seeing the new electronic stock quotes flash across the board.
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Carter Sees Maine Caucuses Boost for New Hampshire
Jimmy Carter says his strong Maine caucus showing could aid his bid in New Hampshire's upcoming primary. He notes Maine victory helps campaign in New England as caucuses begin a month of delegate selection, with Carter leading in Portland and Caribou and supporters winning multiple seats.
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Icy Weather Grips Virginia Schools Close Across Counties
A new siege of cold weather with wind brings freezing rain and snow to Virginia. Schools shut in at least 12 counties and several cities due to hazardous roads. Temperatures plunge with Bluefield and Dulles Airport reporting single digits and teens.
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Duke to Hear Sirica at May Commencement
Watergate Judge John J. Sirica will give Duke University's commencement address on May 3 in Durham. He presided over the Watergate break in trial and helped expose the scandal through key rulings. Sirica's son, John J. Sirica Jr., is a Duke student. Nixon also graduated from Duke Law School.
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Wilmington 10 to begin jail terms today in NC
Wilmington 10 leaders led by Rev. Benjamin Chavis planned to surrender to Pender County authorities to start long sentences for arson and conspiring to assault firemen. Sentences ranged from seven years to 34 years with supporters accusing political motivation and deals for testimony. A federal magistrate had refused bail appeal, clearing the way to prison.
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UFO CULT Follower Drops Out Amid Desertion at LA Area Center
Joan, once a businesswoman and professional psychic, left the movement after leaders labeled her outspoken. The group operates a halfway house in a two story hillside home near Los Angeles, with followers traveling in pairs to Sedona. She reports about 60 people remain in the movement with some still in treatment or in Arizona.
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Kissinger Doubling Down On Vietnam Peace Pact Details
Nixon era notes indicate Kissinger stated economic reconstruction for Indochina would be discussed only after signing the peace agreements and after implementation advances. McCloskey hedged on the Nixon letter’s relevance, while regional weather and travel reports described severe winter conditions across New York Michigan Pennsylvania Vermont Indiana with miles of highways iced and closures.
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Mexican alien charged in Miranda death in Phoenix bar stabbing
Mexican immigrant Fernando Rodriguez Zamora, 23, was charged with murder after Ernesto Miranda, 34, was stabbed twice during a knife struggle at a skid row bar over a 32 card game. A second suspect fled. Zamora was arrested nearby. The case recalls the Miranda rights ruling that guards suspects’ constitutional protections.
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