Market steady gains as Dow rises on tech and oil stock rally
Stocks held a modest noon advance on the New York Exchange with the Dow up 0.86 at 785.90 and the AP 60 up 0.7 at 271.5. Industrials led gains while aircraft shares fell. IBM surged 5 points and Xerox rose to 113. The list of most active included First Charter Financial at 29, with balanced advances and declines among the top 20.
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Colgas and utilities stock listings volume and percentages
A dense stock table from The Associated Press 1978 shows numerous company names including Colgas Con Edison Conoco and Delta Air listed with prices, volume and percent change. The data covers financials across sectors with many entries and varied performance figures.
American Stock Exchange closes with mixed neon prices
AAP News: The American Stock Exchange shows varied neon prices for many fixtures led by Air West and Ark Best with modest gains and others fluctuating. The table lists numerous tickers, percent changes, and notes on dividends and special issues, reflecting a broad, unsettled trading day in 1970.
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Dow Jones Averages Snapshot From Trading Session
A fragmented OCR style summary shows Dow Jones averages across sectors including 30 Industrials 20 Transportations 15 Utilities and 10 rail and public utilities with figures around 795.904 86 and 259.614 and falls or gains of small fractions such as 0.59 and 0.11 amid a volatile mixed session.
Stock Index Dips on Mixed New York Trading
The New York Stock Exchange index showed a slight decline as transportation stocks weighed on the market while other sectors posted marginal gains. Investors awaited further economic data and company reports to gauge near term direction.
Madison Named SCSL President
RALEIGH AP State Commissioner of Juvenile Correction Blaine Madison has succeeded Miss Cora Paul Bomar of Raleigh as president of the State Council for Social Legislation. Other officers elected Thursday are Dr. Thomas Bland of Wake Forest first vice president, Mrs. Louise Winslow of Hurdle Mills secretary, and Miss Ruth Wilson of Raleigh treasurer. The council includes 22 organizations focused on health welfare social and civic legislation.
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Weather Outlook for Southeastern States Next Few Days
The forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Georgia with cloudy periods rain chances and temperature ranges. North Carolina highs near 40s to 50s coastal and mountainous areas. nightly lows 20s to 40s. Weekend rain possible, turning colder Sunday into next week.
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Cummings Divorce Marks First Under New California Law
Los Angeles actor Robert Cummings and Mary Elliott Cummings dissolved their 25 year marriage under California's irreconcilable differences law. Judge Hogeboom ruled the divorce retroactive and equal division of community property applies. They wed March 3, 1945 in Riverside and separated Oct. 25, 1967 with five children.
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Actress Peters to divorce Howard Hughes in Las Vegas
Former film star Jean Peters, 43, announces plans to divorce billionaire Howard Hughes, 64, after a 13 year marriage. The couple, childless, wed in 1957 and split years of privacy between Beverly Hills and Nevada, with Peters cited as a former oilman’s wife and star of films like Viva Zapata Apache and Three Coins in the Fountain.
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Israel Strikes Deep Inside Egypt Amid War Tensions
The Israeli air force hit multiple military targets inside Egypt near Suez City and along the Suez Canal. One Israeli plane was shot down with the pilot bailing out over Egyptian territory, the ninth Israeli aircraft downed since 1967. The attack lasted about an hour and targeted camps, positions, and a radar station near Bird Udeib.
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Consumer advocates press NF policy on Knauer proposal
Nixon aides face criticism as Mrs Knauer pledges administration to ensure justice safety and redress for consumers. Mrs Grant and Ralph Nader call for stronger enforcement and new consumer movement phase with public service law firms and periodic ratings of officials. Knauer upholds White House support yet notes staff water down claims.
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FCC License Policy Adopted Sparks Renewal Debate
AP reports FCC commissioner Nicholas Johnson dissented as the commission approved a renewal policy tying license renewal to substantially serving the community. The policy could allow stronger rivals to win renewals if a broadcaster provides only minimal service, potentially improving overall programming.
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Theft of $85 Investigated in Thomasville
Police investigate larceny of $85 from a boarding house on Highland Avenue. Mrs. Mamie Ervin reported the theft Thursday. Authorities are reviewing evidence and seeking leads in the case.
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Heilig-Myers Furniture Fire Destroys Greenville Store
Fire Chief Ray Smith said the Heilig-Myers Furniture store in Greenville burned Thursday night destroying the downtown shop. Dewey Vinson reported about 18,000 square feet of floor space and an estimated loss between 350000 and 400000 dollars with partial insurance. A passing motorist spotted the blaze and flames spread quickly before firefighters contained it. The building next door suffered smoke and water damage. Vinson valued that structure at about 15000 dollars.
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