New Year's Rally Lifts Dow And Stocks In Early Trading
The New York market opened with gains as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 9.37 to 908.06. The NYSE composite advanced to 50.12 and the American Exchange index added 0.33 to 64.41 as volume neared 11 million shares in two hours. Banks cut prime rates and speculation grew that corporate loan costs may fall to 6 percent as Fed policies ease.
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Signals From Brokers
The report references interdealer price signals from a broker association, noting a quotation window around 3 p.m. yesterday. It mentions brokers and quotations without clear specifics, reflecting a fragmented brief on over-the-counter bid-asked data and market interchanges.
Ford Campaign Focuses On Callaway Amid Economic Debate
Ford defends Bo Callaway as a strong chairman while his campaign counters criticism of tactics. Shriver campaigns in Boston with a plan to drive unemployment below 5 percent and curb inflation by mid 1978, promising federal balance and tax reforms.
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Consulate Attack Amid IMF Meetings in Kingston
Two gunmen shot at U S Consulate guards in Kingston injuring one critically while protests targeting a lone South African delegate at IMF talks intensified. Jamaicans demonstrators earlier hurled rocks near the embassy prompting increased security as finance ministers approved roughly 3 billion dollars in new lending for developing nations.
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Big Foot Sighting Or Oliver The Ape Kid Tale
New York AP report describes Oliver a seven year old with bald pale skin and Spock like ears. Michael Miller claims buying the hairy creature for 8000 dollars from an unknown upstate act. Oliver stands four feet six weighs around 120 pounds, favors fruit and vegetables, may imitate human seating, and tests to determine if he is a real Big Foot.
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Reagan Budget Major Issue in Decentralization Talk
Reagan campaign chief Jeffrey Bell says decentralization and local authority would transfer programs resources and revenues from Washington to state and local governments. He cites polls and New England town meeting vibes to argue federal failures in welfare education housing and other areas and outlines broad cuts including welfare education Head Start urban renewal and Medicaid to fund a shift toward local control. He notes possible state tax adjustments and that defense would stay funded while pension costs move to a contributory basis.
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Mour-Vid Baby Found On Street In Philadelphia
A newborn baby lay on a sidewalk in cold weather before being found by Fannie Fuller and a bystander. Doctors at Temple University Hospital freed the baby from the umbilical cord, and police questioned residents about the incident as the child was stabilized.
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Reagan visits High Point for Top of the Mart breakfast
High Point officials and residents welcomed Ronald Reagan with a breakfast at the Top of the Mart, where about 675 attendees including Republicans and Democrats discussed his 1976 campaign. Local GOP leaders predicted a close primary and emphasized neutrality until voting.
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