Stock Market Rises Moderately On Bargain Hunt Hope
Trading on the New York exchanges shows a moderate gain as bargain hunting and optimism for looser Arab oil policies lift prices. The Dow Jones average climbs 4.46 to 811.09 while the American market index rises 0.31 to 93.00. Deere & Co. gains 2 to 43.50, International Harvester up 0.5 to 24.50, and Caterpillar up 0.5 to 58.00 amid mixed sector moves and profit taking in precious metals stocks. Day Mines leads AMEX volume, down 0.5 at 10.00 after announcing Idaho mine closure reducing revenue share.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Eldon A. Grimm
Birr, Wilson & Co
British Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
Sunshine Mining
Hecla Mining
Deere & Co
International Harvester
Amex
Idaho
Searleg
Sears
Jewel
SonyCo
John
Bunkrrado
JonLog
Vmnees South Col
Burlindj
JonLavid
Sowres
He Adv
Yedastens
SouPackié
KeisAluss
SquarDi
CalFinaat
Bee KanGel
Kresges
Bat Va Tampae
Krogerl
M+ Va Tektronx
Hepan Leona Teledyn
San Va
Cessna
LearSieg
Lehmal
Ige
Tesora
Lde
Als
al ChrisCraft
Levitz Furn
Texacoz
Texasglf
Va Text
CocaColt
Thiskol
CBS
ToddShipyd
TransWa Air
McDonalds
Uae
Hy MeadCp
Ve UniTel
Bt Curtisw. Ie
o + Merck
Univon
UV India
Deere
Varian
VendoCo
Delta Air
Dyva Ae
Disney
Ab Mortor
Motorata
Va Dresser
Waeyerhr
Whittaker
Williams
Baskol
NaiFuell
Winnebago
Wits
Associated Cress
Diet
Va Exchange Schacter Firestone
York
Norton
Flintktel
NorSim
FdFair
Asameraq
Airco
FordAs
ClinCorp
Campchile Cinerama
BO Tok
Hess
GeaDynam
Pacliglés
GenEl
MalaVe Iin
Pasco Inc Essex
GerberPoll
Me Penney
Tve
FrontierAir
GettyOldde
AmMot
GlobalMar
PepsiCol
PhilMarl
AMP Inc
AmpexCorp
GrGianti
ArmstCk
Bet Ys Quaksio
Ms Ma
Avnetine
Heclam
Questor
Heublein
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Holly
Ugie
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Phoenix
Roansz
Boeing
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A.P. STOCK Averages Sales Figures and Dividend Footnotes
A stock table explains that averages and sales figures are unofficial unless noted. It defines footnotes letters for dividend types and actions such as extra dividends, liquidating payouts, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and special cases including bankruptcies or reorganizations under bankruptcy law.
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High Point Enterprise rates and mailing details
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription prices and terms for daily and Sunday editions, with in-state rates, mail options, and tax notes. It notes AP news use, postal classifications, and distributor responsibilities, plus contact guidance for home delivery rates.
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High Point
N.C
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AP News
High Point Enterprises Inc
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National Advertising Representatives
Nixon Proposes $19.3 Billion Revenue Sharing for Transit and Highways
President Nixon asked Congress to create a revenue sharing program totaling 19.3 billion dollars over six years to fund public transportation and highways. He also sought a 2 billion dollar rail loan guarantee and looser regulation to revitalize rail. The plan would provide 2.5 billion dollars for fiscal 1975 starting July 1, with 1.1 billion from the Highway Trust Fund and 700 million for transit including operating subsidies.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Flooding and Fire Threaten British Mines in Strike
London AP reports flooding and fire threaten about a third of Britain’s 260 coal pits due to safety work halted by a miners strike. Pickets deter safety crews from entering collieries. no violence reported. Union leader Joe Gormley rejects a temporary wage offer, demanding settlements through employer talks rather than outside bodies.
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London
Britain
National Coal Board
Joe Gormley
Coal Board
Edward Heath
Shapp Blames Nixon for Truckers Strike Isolation
Gov. Milton J. Shapp says the Nixon administration failed to grasp the strike’s seriousness, citing insulation from affected workers and reliance on trade groups for information. Traffic neared normal, shortages easing as workers return. National Guard levels vary by state. Four men in Arizona face marijuana distribution charges.
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Milton J. Shapp
White House
Shapp
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Jury Deliberates In Bank Case In Greensboro
A U S District Court jury is deliberating charges of conspiracy and misapplication of bank funds against Calloway Pollard Jr a Burlington businessman and former mayor. The case covers loans made by North State Bank before its 1972 merger with Bank of North Carolina.
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Greensboro
U.S. District Court
Calloway Pollard Jr
Burlington
Pollard
North State Bank of
Bank of North Carolina
Robert C. Ritch
North State Bank
Ketteridge Industries
Raleigh
Hearst Kidnapping Tape Shocks Berkeley Readers
Miss Hearst appeals for safety and hints on exchanges with SLA as tape from the abductors arrives at KPFA. She notes two SLA members held at San Quentin facing charges linked to the Marcus Foster ambush and states the fate of the two prisoners could affect her own release. She mentions Arab terrorists who freed hostages abroad.
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Miss Hearst
Berkeley
KPFA
University of California
SLA
San Quentin
Marcus Foster
Oakland
Foster
Paul Newman’s Son Arrested in Mammoth Lakes Calif
Scott Newman, 23, son of actor Paul Newman, was ordered to appear in Mammoth Lakes court on February 25 on charges of drunkenness disturbing the peace and assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon. A sheriff's spokesman said Newman kicked an officer in the back of the head with his boot while being driven to jail after an arrest last Tuesday.
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Mammoth Lakes
Calif
Scott Newman
Paul Newman
Young Newman
California
Gas Dealer Encounters Odd Student in Odd-Even Rush
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania an alternate-day gas rationing plan went into effect. A station operator faced an unusual hitch when a woman driver with plate ending in 8 refused to buy on the designated day insisting eight is odd. She argued for five minutes before leaving.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Americans to adjust to less fuel amid embargo costs
White House and Congress debate energy policy as Nixon weighs federal gas allocations while Sen Weicker pushes for nationwide rationing. Officials cite 7 percent energy cut and rising station limits. observers predict tougher spring and summer with broader shortages.
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White House
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Weicker
American Automobile Association
Solzhenitsyn Fought Repression Across Decades
Moscow report traces Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s rise as a Nobel laureate and dissident. It notes his 1945 letter criticizing Stalin, eight years in a labor camp, and decades of clashes with Soviet authorities. It mentions One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, Khrushchev era publication, exile from the Writers Union, and refusal to travel to Stockholm to accept the Nobel Prize.
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Alexander Soleenitsyn
Josef Stalin
Solzhenitzyn
Russia
Ivan Denisovich
Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Union of Soviet Writers
Stockholm
Sweden
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