Market Gains as Investors Await Carter News Conference
The New York stock market rose today with the Dow up 3.91 to 950.22 as investors anticipate President Carter's afternoon news conference on energy policy and tax cut plans. Marriott led NYSE gains with a 10% rise amid a large 185,000 share block traded. NYSE composite edged up to 55.6 and AMEX up 0.35 to 113.57 amid higher volume.
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New York Stock Exchange Prices End Mixed Across Issues
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High Point Enterprise Circulation Rates and Financial Tables
The High Point Enterprise page lists subscription options by mail and carrier, plus a lengthy Associated Press financial table with dividends, stock data, and footnotes. It notes 1977 AP copyright and various financial disclosures typical of a newspaper page.
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North Carolina Faces Gas Shortfall and Fuel Substitutes
The energy crisis in North Carolina shifts from natural gas to fuel oil propane and kerosene as gas supplies stay constrained possibly through summer and into winter. Officials say residential and small businesses may have gas, but large users risk continued shortages. Industries scrambling for alternate fuels face fully booked transport, with plans to import propane by foreign ships from the Gulf Coast to mix with natural gas.
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Associated Press
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Gulf Coast
Dissidents Appeal for Solzhenitsyn Aid Leader's Release
More than 200 Soviet dissidents urged release of Alexander Ginzburg for health reasons. The State Department said it is watching with concern and notified the Soviet government. Ginzburg, who funds Solzhenitsyn's aid to prisoners, is jailed in Kaluga amid unannounced charges.
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United States
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Amnesty International
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Gas emergency costs eyed for residential bills
The North Carolina Public Service Commission weighs partial rate increases to cover emergency gas costs. A December vote exempted residential customers, but a News and Observer poll shows majority support sharing the burden. If approved, typical bills could rise by about 12 to 14 dollars monthly as utilities pay over two to four dollars per thousand cubic feet for emergency gas.
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Super Slurper Promises Agricultural Moisture Boost
The Inter Seeding Co of Arcola will coat seeds with a patented Moisture Magnet process this spring, claiming up to 30 percent higher germination in dry conditions. Companies including Super Absorbent Co in Lumberton and Advance Polymer Technology in Huntington Beach plan production and distribution to industry and agriculture amid widespread interest from the USDA.
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General Mills Chemicals, Inc
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N.C
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Fiu Outbreak Hits Students Hard In Wake
An outbreak of Type B influenza boosted Wake County school absenteeism to 22 percent on Monday from 5 to 6 percent. State health officials noted similar outbreaks in Chapel Hill Rocky Mount Tarboro and Scotland Neck in recent weeks.
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McCarthy Aide Denounces NBC Film as Smear Job
Roy Cohn, former McCarthy counsel, calls Tail Gunner Joe a biased smear that fails to present both sides. He accuses Hollywood of revisionism and rewriting 1950s history to deny a Communist threat.
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