Market slide after three-day rally amid Mideast pullback
Stocks fell as profit taking set in after gains, with the Dow down 11.31 to 860.85 and the NYSE composite off 0.58 to 51.45. Traders cited oil embargo relief delayed and inflation data worsening, while Amex saw Giant Yellowknife Mines rise 15 percent.
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Mideast
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Newton Zinder
E. F. Hutton & Co
Yellowknife
American Exchange Stock Prices Edge Slightly Higher
American Stock Exchange noon prices show mixed moves across multiple sectors with notable gains for Arch coal and Cinerama while several others post small declines. Market notes include dividend footnotes and a caution that figures are unofficial beyond the latest declarations.
Subscription Rates and Postal Notice for High Point Enterprise
The notice outlines Sunday and weekly subscription prices, mail options, and tax details. It also states AP reproduction rights, second class matter status in High Point North Carolina, and distributor independence with home delivery contact information.
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New York Stock Exchange Index Mixed at Noon
The AP reports midday figures for the New York Stock Exchange index with mixed movements across sectors. Industrial and transportation stocks moved notably with slight declines and gains reflected in the price changes and trading activity.
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Metropolitan Areas Would Get Stiffer Gas Rationing
The Federal Energy Office plans metro area based gasoline quotas. Ten areas face 20 percent cuts, eight more including Charlotte see 10 percent reductions. Charlotte initially misclassified. may be moved to full quota group with Raleigh Greensboro Charleston Columbia Greenville Indianapolis Cincinnati Dallas Tulsa also cited.
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British economic picture brightens as work week may extend
Britain’s industrial crisis eases as the government restores full steel production and hints a four day work week next week. Union leaders call fuel saving measures a bluff and say they aim to pressure coal miners for higher pay. The pound sterling recovers after Heath seeks a renewed deal with miners.
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Demonstration disrupts Newport commissary traffic in Vietnam
Vietnamese protesters block the Newport commissary gate as an American woman driver attempts to leave. Police fire into the air while U.S. Embassy officials negotiate. About 150 customers are trapped inside for three hours before the crowd disperses peacefully.
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Spiro Agnew Seeks Profit From Bethesda House Sale
Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew lists his 12 room Bethesda Maryland colonial home for 325000, seeking 135000 more than he paid last year. The GSA spent over 124587 on security features protecting the property and some upgrades may stay after he resigned in October following a tax evasion case.
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Moorer says he should have been more alert in leak case
Moorer admits he could have followed through after public focus on Radford. Welander named Radford as the source of minutes quoted by Kissinger on the Pakistan India tilt. Radford denies leaking to Jack Anderson and notes friendship with Anderson in the Mormon church.
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Rockets Hit Cambodian Capital In Ongoing Siege
Khmer Rouge insurgents fired two rockets into Phnom Penh killing one laborer and wounding four as daily shelling continues. More than 40 killed and hundreds hurt since December 23, with blasts often at dawn near a high school and an apartment building. Cambodian military says operations continue against insurgents northwest of the city.
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Quinn Leaves CBS for Times Washington Bureau
Sally Quinn, former Washington Post reporter turned CBS Morning News recruit, will join The New York Times Washington bureau mid March. CBS News President Richard S. Salant says CBS won’t enforce her contract and credits Quinn with resilience after a rushed first TV stint. A. M. Rosenthal of the Times confirms the move.
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Debate on tax incentive bill stalls over delays and votes
All 32 Republicans joined by 26 Democrats backed High's motion to send the bill back to committee. Liston Ramsey said the Finance Committee would recon sider next Tuesday and aims to bring it to the floor within a week. Some Republicans claimed they would vote for the bill but did not. Senate minority leader Charles Taylor warned delay could kill passage as lawmakers seek changes. If approved in the House the measure would need Senate approval with Democrats preferring tax reductions delayed until better revenue estimates are available.
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