Record stock market surge drives NYSE volume to near peak
New York trading heats up as the Dow gains 244 points to 32.07 amid heavy turnover. NYSE volume nears the all time daily high with Middle South down 7 percent on a 2.1 million share block while Walt Disney jumps 2 percent on earnings.
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Amboy and Ambeck Firms Dominate New York Exchange
Cluttered stock page shows Amboy and Ambeck firms among listed entities with varied prices and percentages. The High Point Enterprise notes advertising and distribution by Associated Press affiliates and regional advertising reps.
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McRae
Ghureh Lmp
Lon Bom
Wale Tearane
Sunde Prekis
Angi Avinceto Tien
Gubaach HO
Over-The-Counter A P Stock Disorders Revealed
A congested OCR page lists varied stock notes and prices across industries, with scattered company names, figures, and market terms. The fragmentary text mentions retailers, manufacturers, and financial terms, reflecting a midmarket snapshot and ticker-like entries without a singular cohesive incident.
Averages STOCK AVEWAGES Tht Wet change v3 5.29 3 Fiber
OCR fragment states stock averages and a change figure referencing fiber and other numeric terms. Difficult to extract clear entities or events from this damaged text. The readable items suggest financial data, possibly market figures, without a coherent narrative or persons.
Unclear Dividend Terms Amid Irregular Tables
The fragmentary text outlines irregular dividend terms and schedules including annual and quarterly declarations, missing or misprinted figures, arrears, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and mentions bankruptcy or receivership contexts. It lacks coherent subjects or dates, but references Declan, Geico, and various dividend actions and ommissions within a disorganized financial table.
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USSR Seeks Geneva Talks Renewal in Arab Israeli Deadlock
In New York the Soviet Union presses for swift resumption of the Geneva peace conference and support for Arab demands amid the Security Council debate on the Arab Israeli conflict. Ambassador Malik backs Palestinian rights and rejects informal talks without the PLO, while U S positions stay within prior statements.
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Malik
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Sabfik Ef Hout
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America
Reagan campaigns in Florida amid tax plan push
Wednesday's political updates show Ronald Reagan touring Jacksonville Florida defending his decentralization proposal and blaming federal bureaucrats for criticism. Former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford filed to the FEC disclosing 1975 expenditures of 335363 and checked into Duke Medical Center for rest after chest pains. Senator Birch Bayh criticized Ford and Reagan plans as political gimmickry and urged increased federal spending to end the recession.
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Jacksonville
Fla
California
North Carolina
Terry Sanfort
FEC
Sanford
Duke University Medical Center
Massachusetts
Sen
Bireh Bayh
Washington Press Club
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Reagan
Bayh
Pedestrians Install Stop Signs On Highway
Police dispersed ten unauthorized stop signs placed along the highway by protesters on Monday. Residents handed out leaflets apologizing for the disruption and explaining the corner where a baby was killed in November 1978. Two four foot signs with flashing lights appeared Tuesday, with additional warning lights installed ahead of the signs.
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Dump search for Florence Mass Slaying bodies resumes today
North Charleston police director says ten officers will restart the hunt at a privately owned landfill. The area holds about 200 junk cars and had previously been scoured for roughly two and a half hours without success. The operation aims to locate bodies linked to a Florence County mass slaying.
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Florence County
Ment
Charleston County Police
John Ball
Linwood B. Simmons
Tony Grassie
Walter Leroy Neely
Ghelkins
Simmons
Kim Ghelkins
Donald Henry Gaskins
Florence
Capl
Michael Whalley
Charleston County
Kenneth Chue
St Ae Ben
Doreene Hope Dempsey Geddings
Rabb Michelle Dempsey
Blood money and blood safety debated by council
The council urged the FDA to allow commercial blood collectors to advertise infection rates specific to their supplies and to foster competition while maintaining testing quality. Donors could be paid openly to bolster supply during shortages, with labeling of risks to patients and doctors.
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Migst
FDA
Soviet Military Buildup Linked to Angola Conflict
The article states Moscow’s military support to MPLA in Angola with about $200 million in equipment over nine months, and claims Cuban forces largely fight the north while MPLA has minimal claimed participation. It notes U.S. naval deployments to the Mediterranean as routine and distant from Angola, per the Pentagon.
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Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
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Angola
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United States
Mediterranean
Henry A Kissinger
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Kissinger
Bottled Water Debate Sparks Industry Funding Scrutiny
New Orleans AP report notes the American Bottled Water Association disputes Loyola University biochemist Dr John Christmans claim that bottled water is less regulated and could be more harmful than tap water. Christman cites research funded in part by Water Purification Systems Inc FDA officials discuss interstate commerce rules impacting bottlers.
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American Bottled Water Association
John Christman
Associated Press
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Trade Association
Toyola
Water Purification Systems, Inc
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Food and Drug Administration
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Robert Angelotti
America
Taylor Quinn
Division of Regulatory Guidance
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