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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1977
Page
2
The noon Dow Jones average adds 5.07 points to 943.40, led by gains in NYSE issues as trading hints at a short term upturn after six weeks of declines. AT&T climbs to 64 1/2, NYSE composite up 0.14 to 54.94, AMEX market value index up 0.29 to 112.83 with 9.51 million shares traded.
The High Point Enterprise page includes a stock table listing numerous companies with daily price changes and percentages for trading in New York, with a long footer of rate cards and publication details. It notes the newspaper's address in High Point North Carolina and standard Associated Press attribution.
The brief item reports an over-the-counter bid being asked by The Associated Press. No further details provided in the fragmented text.
The Noon Index on the New York Stock Exchange shows movement across sectors with small gains in industrials at 9.68 and transportation up 0.42 while utilities slip 0.72 and finance up 6.09. The data reflects early trading breadth across sectors.
New York AP reports noon national prices for American Stock Exchange issues with dozens of tickers and bid and ask figures. The data lists company names such as Kroger, Lockheed, Lenox, Levi Strauss, and Lowe's along with varying bid and asked values and percent changes.
Lillian Carter, 78, returns to Vikhroli India where she volunteered as a Peace Corps nurse a decade ago. Crowds greet her with traditional welcome as she tours a clinic and a school and recalls her past work. The visit accompanies her role leading a U S delegation to President Ahmed’s funeral and meetings with Indira Gandhi.
Judge Hamilton Hobgood urged committees to curb courthouse protests saying crowds near trials frighten jurors and hinder justice. Bills would ban demonstrations within 500 feet of courthouses or jurors, punishable as misdemeanor with up to two years in prison and a $1000 fine.
In Hollandsburg Indiana four Spencer brothers and Gregory Brooks were slain in their mobile home. A mother survived and described four intruders aged about 20 who fled in Raymond Spencer's car. Police find the trailer looted and lines cut, with about $30 missing as locals react with shock.
A National Transportation Safety Board report links a fatal Iowa bus crash near Neola to a deficient guardrail. The incident underscores a broader bridge safety shortfall as 34,600 federal highway bridges are listed as deficient with replacement costs at about 10 billion dollars.
Governor Hunt outlines a voluntary heat reduction plan for retailers and fast food outlets with 48 hours of usable heat weekly. Spot checks will ensure compliance, and noncompliant stores risk injunctions or penalties. Hunt urges shoppers to support cooperative businesses while pursuing 2 percent state employment cuts, excluding vital staff.
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