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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1976
Page
4
The Dow climbs toward 2229 as NYSE volume surges in early 1976 trading. Citicorp leads gainers on the Big Board while the NYSE composite edges up and flash prices begin to appear amid frantic activity.
The New York market report lists noon prices across several listings with high and low marks. Amid vast figures and company codes, the page records stock values and related notes from exchanges and brokers, reflecting a busy price snapshot and sector activity.
A fragmented entry appears to reference over the counter bid and asked data for a stock index. The legible parts indicate numbers such as 233 4043 1442 40 and a mention of New York. The exact security names and dates are unclear from the readable text.
In brief market notes the Dow Jones averages are cited with notable gaps in the printed figures. The item references Buonkels and Mest a Boose amid drifting stock quotations and unsettled trading conditions.
A garbled OCR item lists stock averages and markets references with distorted names. It mentions Campilea, Rails, and a matinee, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond scattered stock terms and venues. The readable content is insufficient for a fuller summary.
A garbled OCR page outlines stores, furniture banners, and prices across Vermont and nearby areas. It mentions furniture, banners, and sales themes with references to public notices, shops, and possible promotions. The text is fragmented but centers on retail offerings and price discussions.
Udall calls for a rapid shift to alternative power sources and greater coal use while cautioning that a large oil import surge would worsen the balance of payments. He proposes a government jobs program to reach five million jobs in 18 months, offset by defense cuts and tax reform, with aim to cut unemployment to 3-4 million and curb inflation through capacity growth.
Wrightsville Beach AP report states William B. Creasy, 73, died in a two alarm blaze that destroyed a three story ocean front building. Firemen found him in the hallway of the Creasy Apartments after the 7:15 a.m. alarm and the fire was under control two hours later. Several residents escaped unharmed. cause of the fire is undetermined.
In court papers Kissinger cites a White House meeting around April 25 1968 with Mitchell and Hoover as influence on Nixon ordered taps. He says telephones of 17 reporters and government officials, including Halperin, were tapped after NSC staff suggestions and Hoover’s input.
Raleigh AP Governor Holshouser declined a partial hiring freeze and other budget-cut options from a reform committee. He defended targeted hiring, warned against impoundment, and noted state trooper morale relates to salaries and safety concerns while acknowledging a volunteer lobbying idea.
Democratic presidential candidate Terry Sanford remains hospitalized in Salem after pains and dizziness during a Marblehead campaign stop. Doctors at Duke University Medical Center found no heart attack or coronary disease. Sanford’s team says he plans to resume campaign soon, though his race status may shift.
In Fredericksburg Circuit Court Eddie Lee Thomas faces trial for the December 26 1974 murder of Mrs Sallie Davis Aule and her four children near Martinsville The defendant pleads innocent and insanity is likely to be raised Prosecutors plan to present about 23 witnesses over three days James Davis husband of the slain woman discovered her body and the children were found in a ravine a rifle with a broken stock was later found in a pond nearby
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