Market slips on profit taking amid inflation concerns
New York stock prices fell as profit taking outweighed inflation signals. The Dow Jones 39 Industrials lost 3.46 to 963.32 while the NYSE composite eased 0.13 to 59.42 and volume tapered with the holiday weekend. UAL slid to 26 1 2, after reporting strong Q4 and full-year loss, Eastman Kodak declined 1 5 to 108.
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Exikitabes Ven Puniined Every Arternogn in High Point
The fragmented text lists entities and numbers referencing The Associated Press and High Point Enterprise. It mentions ad subscriptions, payments, and distribution notes, with scattered names and figures, reflecting a reproduced OCR page about newspaper operations and advertising. The readable content includes references to payments, contracts, and various unrelated numeric lines.
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Kachee
Wall Street Surges Amid Stock Market Quiet Trades
New York stock brokers report a broad rally led by industrials with gains in automobiles and metals as trading slows. Investors monitor corporate earnings and commodity prices while the Dow Jones average edges higher and market activity remains subdued.
Fractured OCR Item Reveals Sparse Race Notation
Fragmentary text shows scattered references to racing terms and codes with inconsistent letters and numbers. No coherent event or names emerge to identify participants, locations, or dates. The garbled OCR yields ambiguous clues rather than a clear news item.
Fragmentary note on over the counter bids and corporate references
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions over the counter bids and several corporate sounding terms. The text includes scattered names like Su Nott Corp and Traian Thathhenee with unclear context. No discernible events, dates, or clear entities establish a coherent news item.
Ford vetoes costly public works jobs bill
President Ford vetoed the public works jobs bill saying it would cost too much per job and delay job creation. Administration estimates project at most 250,000 new jobs across several years with limited impact, while supporters claimed hundreds of thousands. Ford urged Congress to pass tax and budget measures to spur private sector hiring instead. The veto set up a likely override battle in Congress, with votes already lined up for reconsideration.
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Jones stopped for speeding amid crackdown order
Highway Patrol sources confirm Colonel Jones was stopped on Interstate 40 in Davie County for speeding at 75 mph in a 65 mph zone. A patrol spokesman said he must review the circumstances before deciding if a citation or leniency occurred, amid Jones earlier call for a crackdown on speeders.
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Albert Uncertain Over Ford Offer To Help Find Leak
House Speaker Carl Albert hesitates to respond to President Ford s offer of full executive branch cooperation to locate the leak of the House Intelligence Committee s final report. An Albert aide says it may be a good faith gesture or political pressure and he won t decide yet. White House spokesman Ron Nessen says Ford offered all services and resources to identify the source of the leak among House members and aides.
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Ex Mayor's Wife Takes Overdose in Raleigh
Marguerite Lightner wife of former Raleigh mayor Clarence E Lightner was taken to Wake Medical Center in Raleigh in what sources say was an overdose of a pain killer. Her condition was listed as serious in the maximum care unit. The case follows her January 1975 acquittal on conspiring to receive stolen clothes and meats with Linda Shaw Jones the key witness.
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Marguerite Lightner
Clarence E. Lightner
Wake Medical Center
Nigerian coup attempt casts shadow over Lagos
Self proclaimed young revolutionaries say they overthrew General Murtala Muhammed amid seven month rule difficulties. Reports conflict on Muhammed’s fate as gunfire rings around Dodan Barracks and bodies are seen near the compound. US official cites possible control of state radio. chaotic scene leaves official papers scattered.
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nAearby
Marijuana use and legal penalties spark debate
Dupont argues marijuana causes bronchitis only in very heavy smokers and cites a congressional report that finds no permanent biological harm. He warns intoxication impairs reflexes like alcohol, urges minimal use, and favors a $25 fine for simple possession to deter behavior while reserving jail for dealers.
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Parsons Wins Final IOC Race at Daytona Beach
Benny Parsons, defending Daytona 506 champion, won the final leg of the International Race of Champions at Daytona Speedway. A J Foyt, 1976 overall champion, finished second here and led the series with the most points. Other results included David Pearson fourth at Daytona and Bobby Allis, Bobby Unser, and Ainser with various Riverside and Michigan placements. The 100 mile dash averaged 168.146 mph with 24 road changes among eight drivers.
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