Market steady as energy concerns loom over Wall Street
New York stocks edged higher with the Dow up 1.56 to 808.43 amid lighter oil news. Western Union traded heavy after a large block, while UAL rose 1 percent on talk of resuming flights next month. Amex leader Dale Industries gained as brokers watched oil outlook and fuel availability.
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New York
Robert Wade
Drexel Burnham & Co
Western Union
UAL, Inc
United Air Lines
Amex
Dale Industries
Big Board
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Manthago
Dow-Jones
Ind
UL Feon
Windust
NYSE Noon Prices Reported Incomplete Trading Screen
The New York Stock Exchange posted noon prices with mixed readings across many listed issues. Names such as Admiral, Air Co, AmAirlin, AmBdcst, AlcanAlul, AtlasCorp, AVONPOIL4E, BECKRAN, Boeing, and AT&T appear in the ticker list with varying last prices and intraday changes. The page shows a dense, garbled OCR of price columns, with several entries truncated or unclear.
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Levitz Furniture
T. Rowe Price Group
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Pedds Hiab
Abblibs
Asthalfer
Airco
Akzona 2d
AlcanAlul
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Alldche
AmAirlin
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Asndo
Aurichilz
AtlasCorp
AveoCorp
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Blockhr
AmStand
Boeing
At&twt
American Solzhenitsyn Arrest Sparks Western Debate
A 55 year old writer was arrested after six weeks of Soviet press vilification for publishing in the West his documentary on the Gulag Archipelago. It marks the fourth of his five major works released abroad against Soviet bans.
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Gulag
Med School Vote Set at Feb 22
RALEIGH AP The joint appropriations committee will vote on expanding East Carolina University medical school at a Friday Feb 22 meeting. Co chairmen Rep Carl Stewart and Sen Ralph Scott announced the plan after a formal negotiating committee failed to break a stalemate. Hearings precede the vote with three ECU related bills on the agenda.
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ECU
Board of Governors
The
University of North Carolina
Appropriations Committee
High Point Enterprise Home Delivery Rates Note
The notice lists subscription and delivery options for The High Point Enterprise. It details prices for mail and Sunday editions, carrier rates, and mentions advertising reps and postal information. No specific events or people are described beyond the newspaper and business names.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Wkly
Fox
AP News
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Nixon signals wider campaign with new southern and national appearances
A Nixon spokesman hinted at plans for speeches outside the South in coming months as the president resumes public campaigning. He flew to Florida on Air Force One and used helicopters between fields, calling it a business trip after a Christmas California swing. Nixon completed his yearly medical exam at Bethesda, with Dr. Walter Tkach reporting excellent health and no emotional strain.
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South
California
Nixon
Florida
Air Force One
Gerald L. Warren
Walter R. Tkach
Tkach
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Quotations From NASD Inter Dealer Prices
Over-The-Counter bid and asked quotations are quoted as of about 11 a.m. Inter dealer markets shift during the day and prices do not include retail markups or commissions. Quotations come through E. F. Hutton & Co. High Point office.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co, Inc
More Fuel Ordered Sent To Truck Stops
The Federal Energy Office directed oil firms to supply more fuel to truck stops and condemned propane price gouging. Deputy administrator John Sawhill said the agency would not yet shift gasoline supplies but would send teams to 19 states to verify data and work with governors. The FEO ordered refineries to boost jet fuel by six percent and to draw from stocks for airlines. The agency questioned API figures on imports, and urged states to limit sales or stagger hours to keep stations open. The FEO plans an energy information bill and changes to the Mandatory Petroleum Allocation Act. The allocation decision for gasoline supplies remained pending due to data uncertainty.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
FEO
John C. Sawhill
Sawhill
FEC
American Petroleum Institute
API
USDA Predicts Food Price Rises
Washington AP report says supermarket food prices may rise 12 to 16 percent in 1974 with a likely 20.7 percent jump from January 1973 to January 1974 along with higher prices across major categories due to tightening supplies and higher farm costs. Earl L. Butz cites unusual 1973 factors including a price freeze and producers delaying sales as beef markets tighten.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Earl L. Butz
Stillwater
Okla
Exclusive Gas Sales Strike Threat After Federal Rules
New York AP Exclusive sales rules spark threatened nationwide action by service station operators facing fines under the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act of 1973. Stations consider closing pumps to protest or push for price increases, arguing loyalty to regular customers conflicts with federal guidelines and allocations.
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New York
Hill Victory
Washington State
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Hartford
Conn
Alex Rokycky
Simon
Washington
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