Stocks Slip As Economy Signals Weaker Fourth Quarter
The New York market fell on news that U S GDP rose 3 percent in Q4 1976 after inflation adjustment, disappointing analysts. The Dow dropped 2 24 to 965 01 at midday while NYSE composite slid to 56 16 and AMEX index rose to 111 48 as volume edged higher. Heublein fell 2 and traded near 30 after a 6 point Monday drop amid quarterly earnings decline.
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Stock Quotes and Market Updates From New York Noon Session
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Stock Index Report and Market Terms Clarified
New York noon stock index shows a small dip of 4 cents to 56.16 with minor gains in transportation and finance sectors. The notice explains dividend ex dates, rights issues, warrants status, and conditions for bankruptcy or reorganized securities.
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Dow Jones Averages Mixed with Minor Utilities and Industrials Shifts
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Rails Stock Mixed in midday trading with slight gains
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Carter Nominees Cleared by Committees for Senate
Four Carter cabinet picks plus top economic adviser and tax official win committee endorsements with limited opposition. Sorensen withdrawal noted as Bell faces swift Senate action amid lingering controversy over CIA head pick.
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Explosions in Durham and Winston-Salem Under Scrutiny for Link
Durham and Winston-Salem police pursue a possible connection between two vehicle detonations. Tim Emory, 18, wounded in Durham, faced murder charges tied to a nightclub incident. Linda Tate, 30, killed in Winston-Salem last week. Investigations by SBI and ATF focus on bomber background and vehicle ignition patterns.
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Liberian Registry Tanker sinks as crew rescued near Midway
The 600 foot tanker Irenes Challenger carrying 3.15 million gallons of light crude oil cracked in the mid Pacific 204 miles southeast of Midway Island and began sinking. The Japanese containership Pacific Arrow rescued 28 of 31 crewmen while three remained aboard. no injuries reported. The ship, owned by Tsakos Shipping and Trading Co. of Piraeus under Liberian registry, was en route to Japan and Venezuela and is said to be breaking in half with observable oil spill.
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Carter's Son Discharged From Navy Over Marijuana Use
President-elect Carter's eldest son Jack Carter, 29, was expelled from the Navy in 1970 after a marijuana incident at the Navy Nuclear Power School in Idaho Falls. He received a general discharge, per columnist Jack Anderson, while Navy officials cited Privacy Act limits on discharge details.
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Durham Lawmaker Pushes ERA Ratification Bill
Rep George Miller of Durham introduced a bill to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment in North Carolina with 44 co sponsors and possible additional signers by today’s deadline. Gov Jim Hunt backed the move in the state address urging ratification while opponents mobilized.
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Utah Death Row Inmate Executed After Court Action
Gilmore died from plane jacketed bullets at the execution site after two minutes of breathing and bodily functions. ACLU fought to stay the execution, Judge Ritter stayed it, then 10th Circuit vacated. Utah officials moved the order to any time during the day and the execution proceeded.
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Governor Announces Transportation Bond and Energy Plan
The governor outlines a highway and mass transit bond proposal of at least 300 million dollars and a plan to move the State Energy Division to the Department of Commerce. He backs a 6.5 percent pay raise for teachers and state workers and pledges government reform to cut costs. An agriculture advisory committee is proposed to bolster the farming economy.
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