Stock Market Slide Deepens With Broad Declines
New York trading shares show widespread losses as inflation fears and higher interest rates weigh on sentiment. Dow Jones industrials drop 2.75 to 929.85 at midday, with 15 most active NYSE issues largely down and volume about 7.39 million in two hours.
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Stocks and Dividends Inked in Wide Market Rundown
An extensive ledger lists company names and figures across the New York Stock Exchange, showing percentage changes, dividends and market positions. The tally includes names such as CocaCola, ShellOil, IBM, General Electric, and other major corporations, reflecting mixed gains and declines in a broad noon index snapshot.
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Over-The-Counter and NYSE Noon Price Quotes Mixed
Interdealer prices from the NASD and selected NYSE noon quotes show varied gains and losses across multiple equities. The report lists numerous tickers with last prices and percentage changes, reflecting a broad snapshot of market activity.
Exchange terms and stock sale abbreviations defined
A list of stock market shorthand explains terms such as ex dividend ex rights ex distribution ex rights ex dividends and full sales and notes when securities are distributed with or without warrants or under bankruptcy or reorganization. It clarifies next day delivery and securities assumed by companies under bankruptcy acts.
Wilmington 10 Lawyers allege witness coercion and bribery
Attorneys for both sides in the 1972 Wilmington 10 firebombing case claim key witnesses were influenced by coercion or gifts. Former prosecutor Jay Stroud says Allen Hall recanted after being paid, while Hall has claimed coercion and coaching. Hall, 23, linked activists to the 1971 riot and firebombing. He is serving a prison term for burglary and riot violations, with parole hearings upcoming. The case is under U S Justice Department inquiry while the state defends convictions.
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Death of AC president Arthur Wenger noted in Wilson
Arthur D. Wenger 60 longtime president of Atlantic Christian College died at a Wilson hospital after an illness. He led the church related school since 1956 and was inaugurated with Gov. Hodges in July 1956. Survivors include his wife Doris Kellen Barger and three sons. Funeral Sunday at First Christian Church Wilson.
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Tanker Crash Collapses Bridge Span Over James River
A sulphur tanker collided with the Benjamin Harrison Bridge in Hopewell Virginia tearing out two sections and plunging two vehicles into the James River. One driver escaped. the fate of the other remained unknown officials said.
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Father Surprised When Trading Places With Son
Mark Corts a Baptist minister traded places with his son Steve for Kennedy High School parents week in Winston-Salem. He compared past discipline with modern classroom attitudes and noted new student freedom alongside longer lunch periods and limited time to eat.
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Scouts Deny Dropping Boy From Title
The Boy Scouts of America denies reports it will drop the word boy from its public name while keeping the 67 year old legal name. It says the phrase Scouting USA may appear on some materials but the legal name remains unchanged for public use. The statement notes it does not refer to members as boys.
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Pre-Natal And Newborn Infant Care Proposed Plan
Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green urged expansion of a prenatal and newborn care program in North Carolina to reduce high infant mortality. He said initial cost could reach 10 million dollars yearly, with lifelong savings from early high risk identification and treatment. The proposal aims to create regional centers in Greenville Fayetteville Durham Chapel Hill Charlotte Winston-Salem and Asheville.
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Last of Black Marines Freed
Sgt. William One, among the last black Marines awaiting courts martial for an attack on whites, was freed from the brig at Camp Pendleton California after a Court of Military Appeals ruling. Eight blacks were affected with some charges dropped or reduced while others were acquitted or convicted. Spencer and Bishop remain charged with multiple counts and await general courts martial.
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Americans in Uganda Fearful as Amin Seeks Meeting
Officials in Uganda estimate about 30 Americans remain in the country. President Carter has expressed alarm about the American community and Amin has asked them to meet on Monday to explain the situation.
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Woman Dies After Water Diet Dieting and Hospital Rejection
Ms Christopherson traveled to Sarasota to visit her aunt Dorothy Newman on Jan 10 for a three day visit. Doctors attributed her death to extreme water intake that disrupted her chemical balance and lung swelling leading to a heart rhythm disturbance. The hospital denied tranquilizer prescription due to lack of funds.
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