Stock Market Rises Near 1000 On Tuesday
The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 4.60 to 994.88 as buyers returned after Monday's decline. NYSE volume totaled 4.23 million in early trading, with Holiday Inns dropping 44 to 187 amid large blocks. The NYSE composite rose, while Amex shares paced by Bulles Gas & Oil and Warner-Lambert moved modestly.
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A.P. STOCK shines in varied corporate and sports list
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Dow Jones Averages Mixed in Tumbling Wall Street Trading
News wires report a volatile session on the New York stock market with the Dow Jones averages showing mixed results amid fluctuating prices. Traders watched early gains fade as declines in energy and industrial shares offset gains in technology and financials.
Public's Right To Know Schorr Defends Himself
New York AP report quotes CBS veteran Schorr arguing the public's right to know outweighs secrecy. He says his leverage comes from journalistic conscience amid an ethics committee contempt probe over a leaked House report. The inquiry follows a House vote and a Justice Department review.
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Election Offices Swamped With New Primary Electors
North Carolina faces heavy voter registration for the March 23 presidential preference primary. Officials report long lines and crowded offices statewide amid interest in the primary, with boosts from trips by Reagan and Holshouser. Critics note procrastination and last minute registrations.
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Hearst Refuses to Answer Prosecution Questions in Court
Miss Hearst, invoking the fifth amendment last week with the jury absent, refused to identify documents Browning laid before her. Psychiatrists testified to her mental state, noting pale, strained expressions and high pulse during recall of SLA captivity and a sharp IQ drop since pre kidnapping.
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Panel Moves To Cut Aid Reported
Washington reporting says a House Appropriations subcommittee voted against approving 500 million in military aid Israel seeks. The action, taken in a closed session last week, awaits full committee review with leaders Mehon and Passman opposed to cuts, while Ford reportedly opposes extra funds.
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FBI domestic spying report cites weak results and limits
GAO notes groups likely to violence, limited成果 from the computerized telephone number file, and a yearold end to its use in diagnostic intelligence. System still aids criminal investigations but produced few tangible results in warning of planned violence or prosecutions.
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Quinlan Woman Faces Bruises After Coma Admission
A Quinlan resident sustained several bruises discovered upon admission to Newton Memorial Hospital after slipping into a coma last April 25.
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New Hampshire Primary Casts Wide Democratic and GOP Field
Voters in New Hampshire face a crowded scene with Harris, Sargent Shriver, and eight minor Democratic rivals including a Missouri minister and antiabortion candidate Eilen McCormack. On the GOP side Ford and Reagan vie for momentum amid Nixon's China trip fallout, while write ins for Humphrey and Connelly surface. About 164,000 Republicans, 115,000 Democrats, and 140,500 independents registered as ballots approach.
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