Market surge drives Dow near record as volume soars
AP Business of New York reports a rally driven by rising profits and dividends with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 10.7 to 986.46 at midmorning. NYSE volume hit 13 million shares, an opening hour record, as traders noted improving inflation and rates.
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Incoherent Financial Notes From a Fragmented Table
The excerpt contains garbled terms about dividends and stock events. It references annual dividends, footnotes, paid and stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and corporate reorganizations. Numerous misprints obscure exact entities, dates, and figures.
President's Son Urges Support for Ford in Massachusetts
Jack Ford, 23, said the Ford family would be disappointed if Ford does not win. He noted the family made sacrifices and urged about 15 Republicans at Ford's Massachusetts campaign HQ to back his father in the March 2 Bay State primary.
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Ford accuses Reagan of backdoor socialism in New Hampshire
President Ford, amid his final New Hampshire swing, labels Ronald Reagan’s plans for Social Security funds as backdoor socialism while Reagan aides dispute that investment of funds was proposed. Ford cites budget cuts and state control, defending Nixon pardon and China ties as critics press Nixon questions. Carter, Harris, Connally, Humphrey, Udall figures also move in the state’s primary chatter.
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Strike halts work at Weyerhaeuser Collywood plant
Jacksonville AP reports a strike by about 110 production and maintenance workers from the International Woodworkers of America AFL-CIO halted operations at the Weyerhaeuser Collywood plant near Jacksonville after contract negotions collapsed. The plant employs about 150 people.
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Vandals Trigger Oil Spill in Rockingham Creek
About 5,000 gallons of heating oil spilled into Hitchcock Creek after vandals damaged a fuel storage tank near Rockingham. Officials said the spill is contained and not expected to threaten water supplies as the creek feeds Pee Dee River. Police suspect a tractor crash caused the damage, with EPA investigators dispatched to the scene.
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Soviet Attacks State Department Aide as Papers Slant Olympic Coverage
Soviet statements accuse Henry Kissinger aide of orchestrating anti Soviet bias and complain Western media omit photos of Soviet Winter Olympic winners. Pravda article spans three pages and is attributed to I Alexandrov, a figure linked to top Kremlin circles.
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Patty Hearst Birthday No Celebrations in Jail
SAN FRANCISCO AP There will be no candles cake or wrapping paper in Patricia Hearst's jail cell as she spends her birthday in jail awaiting trial on bank robbery charges. Defense attorney Al Johnson said there are no special family plans for her second birthday. Jail officials say there will be no celebrations for the newspaper heiress.
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Nixon to Visit China as Private Citizen Guest
Nixon travels to China as a private citizen with Mao Tse lung expected to host. Costs for travel and security not paid by the Chinese will be covered by Nixon and Secret Service expenses by the US government, per officials. Ford stated Nixon received no special briefings and will not represent the United States on foreign policy.
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Lockheed's Mystery Man Still Unnamed
Senate investigators probe a foreign official paid 2.7 million in 1973 74 by Lockheed with 45 million more owed though Treasury chief Swon says no further payment. Proxmire and Church seek names of recipients while company says it does not know identities. Officials suggest the figure may be a government airline officer not from Japan.
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Hearst testimony cited after jury out as bailIy questions fate
Patty Hearst’s defense witness Bailey orders silence on post September 1974 whereabouts. Hearst answers with refusals as she recounts captivity by the SLA and fear of reprisals, detailing family ties and doubts about her engagement to Steven Weed while the Carmichael bank holdup ties loom.
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