Market Gains Led by Blue Chips on Wall Street
Blue chips rose as the Dow Jones noon average gained 6.85 to 921.36, with the AP 60-stock average up 0.7 at 328.6. Industrial shares advanced, utilities steady, and rails edged higher amid ongoing rate pressures and upbeat inflation data.
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Hobby Eyes Governor's Position
President Wilbur Hobby of the North Carolina AFL-CIO hinted he may run for the Democratic nomination for governor. He told union rank and file in Wilmington that he is ready to lead the fight for better government and criticized other candidates for ignoring key issues like mental health hospitals education and the automobile insurance mess.
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Cholesterol Levels Tied to Heart Attack Risk
A man with cholesterol 260 or higher carries more than triple the heart attack risk compared with someone below 200, per the American Heart Association.
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New York Stock Exchange Index Report At Noon
Market indices show mixed movement at noon with transportation and utility sectors fluctuating. Financial sectors exhibit modest gains while overall activity remains subdued amid uncertain trading conditions.
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James Earl Ray Given 30 Days For Escape Attempt
James Earl Ray, convic ted killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., will serve 30 days in a Brushy Mountain State Prison disciplinary cell after a second failed escape attempt. Warden Robert Moore said Ray was found Feb. 5 crawling from a room near the prison auditorium where he tried to cut a roof hole. Ray had also tried to escape on May 3. Ray is serving a 99 year sentence.
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Wrenncom exposition building financing secured
NCNB Mortgage Corp. arranged 675000 in permanent financing for the Wrenncom furniture exposition building and warehouses in High Point North Carolina. Robert L. Cashion said Southern Life Insurance Co. holds the loan. The five story building at E Commerce and S Wrenn streets is to be completed in October 1972. Realty Development Corp High Point Inc. owns it Samet Construction Co. is the general contractor and Oden and Sloan of High Point the architect. The site was assembled under the East Central Urban Renewal Project by the High Point Redevelopment Commission.
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ANIE February joint meeting noted in Greensboro
The Greensboro and Winston Salem chapters of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers and the American Society of Quality Controllers hold a division night with a 5 45 p m social hour and 6 30 p m dinner on Tuesday February 22 at the Holiday Inn Four Seasons in Greensboro.
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Kinney Shoe Store Manager Wins National Contest
Top Kinney manager Arthur N. Wilson of the Westchester Mall location is a winner in the company’s nationwide sales contest for store managers. Thirty seven Kinney managers and their wives will fly to Carcas for a seven day vacation as part of the prize. Wilson has led the High Point store for four months and has been with Kinney for two years. He and his wife of ten years have one child.
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Bombings Linked to Antiwar Group Targeting Nixon HQ
Police and fire headquarters in Manchester were damaged by blasts tied by a state official to The People's Liberation Army. A man and woman were arrested as a fourth bomb near Police Chief Stips' office failed to detonate. Kathryn Holt, 21, faced two counts as an accessory to damaging public buildings.
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Billion Dollar Slush Fund Controversy Over Withheld Funds
Washington critics accuse President Nixon of building a multibillion dollar war chest by withholding 12.3 billion in appropriations. Administration officials say most of the funds await eligibility confirmation or will be used for economy stimulus, denying any election slush fund motive.
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Exaggeration Denied in Onassis Galella Photographer Case
In New York a lawyer for photographer Ronald Galella says Jacqueline Onassis exaggerated fears about his photography. The case seeks injunctions against the former First Lady and a cross suit by Mrs. Onassis. Trial before Judge Irving Ben Cooper proceeds without a jury amid disputes over security and livelihood.
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Scott Denies Jail Term Caused Firing
Gov. Bob Scott asserts he fired Cherry Hospital officials due to SBI findings that they were the main sources of trouble and conspired against those trying to fix problems. He refutes claims the firing was driven by a prior criminal conviction of personnel manager George Culbreth.
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James Island High School Reopening Considered
Charleston reports a Black History Week riot at James Island High School injuring 10, with seven arrests. Officials and community leaders discuss reopening as none of the injured suffered serious harm. Tear gas halted the melee. cars were overturned and property damaged.
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Surrender Sought Over Forged Signatures in Nevada Case
Documents linked to a Hughes signature were sent from the Nevada State Gaming Control Board to New York. A New York City handwriting expert testified before the grand jury that the signatures may be forged in correspondence Irving claimed Hughes wrote. McGraw-Hill experts later reversed their prior finding of authenticity.
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