Market Steady Early With Mixed Stock Moves
Trading was cautious as the Dow rose 2.05 to 852.00 at noon and the 60 stock average advanced 0.7 to 298.4. Gains in steels motors and electronics contrasted with losses in mail order retail and airlines while utilities metals rails and oils showed mixed results. Pacific Gas & Electric traded 84,300 shares at 355, up 4.0, with other notable moves including Fannie Mae up 0.5, Natomas up 3, and Westinghouse up 2 to 72.
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New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Gas & Electric
Fannie Mae
Saxon Industries
Natomas
AMF
Westinghouse
NASD Over-The-Counter Quotations Snapshot
Inter-dealer NASD quotations provide representative prices around 11 a m for over-the-counter trades. Markets shift through the day and listed figures exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions.
Court ruling orders Buncombe to return 1170.14 in taxes
The tribunal held 1 cent or 75 to be the basis in a majority opinion by Justice Carlisle Higgins. Buncombe must refund 1,170.14 paid in taxes while other counties were not ordered to repay. Clayton notes 7.6 million in sales tax collected last year. half returned to the collecting counties, half distributed among all 25 counties by population.
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Colg Pal
Collins Rad
MobilOil
Monsant
Vn New York
Colu Gas
MontOnt
Montow
Motorola
Aerojet
Iota Arklgas
Connatg
Asamera Oil
Nat Airlin
Nat Bisc
Cineraman
Cowles Companie
Cox
Dixilyn Corp
Nat Tea
Felmont
CronZell
Newmat
Frontier Air
Cudahy
Norfolk
Acess Norris
Husky Oil Ss
Noamrk
NoStaPw
Corp
Northrop
Kaiser
Tam
Deere Co
Nwst Air
Vel McCrory Wit
Norton
NortSim
Newldria Mn
NewPark Mn
Dilton Co
Disney
Scurry Rain
Disney Wi
Statham Ins
Associated Press
Duke Pw
Owen Crna
Owen Ill
Salles
Zaskodak
Liquidatin
Divi Echlin Mf
Panamss
Eg&g
PanAm WaAir
Penn Cent
Penn Dixie
Penney JC
E. epsiCo
Fizer
Fairch Cam
Phelps
Ing
A Steel Inc
Phil Morr
Phill Pet
Pitney B
Filtro
Vo Polaroid
ForMcKs
Eiewman
FreeptSu
Questor
GAC Cp
Ralston P
Gam Sko
GAF Corp
Banco Inc
New York
Adg Bate
Mi Gen Tire
Admiral
Genesco
Arizona
alcanAlu
Ma Gillette
Glen Alden
Safeway
Goodrich
Allied
Grace
StRegis P
OlliseCh
Granitcty
Alcoa
Grant W
Grt A&p
AMC
Gt West Fini
Schenley
Am Airlin
Grwnunit SchrgPigh
Amer
aLime
SCM Corp
Caro. Caribbean
Greyhound
Scoa Ind
Scott Paper
Va Colonial
Ameipw
Sears GD
Eckerd Dru
Sears
Ft. Union Bk. Corp
Shell Oil
Hardee’s
Am Motors
Halliburt
Signal Co
Anatgas
Harris
SingerCo
Integon Am
HeclaMn
Smith
Tim Life of
Carolina
N.C.N.B. Corp
N.C. Nat
Seu Co
AMF Inc
Piedmont Avia
Anch Hock
Houslp
Ruddick Com
Ancorp Soc
Howmet
Squibb
Sou, Film Ext
Arch Dan
Aaiata SiBrands
Idaho Pw
Kollsman
Ideal Bas
StOllCal
Dale
Rand
Atlas Corp
Aveo
Stevens
Swift Co
Donnadiea Beckman
Lot T&t
Beech Air
Iowa
Tampa el
Bell How
Lowapsyv
Tektronix
Me Corp
Teledyne
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Jad Co
Tenneco
Beth St
Texaco
Jennion
Boeing Co
el Jostens
BolsCas
Joy Mig
Tentron
Val Borden
BorgWar
Aes TimesMir
Brit Pet
Ken GE
Brunswk
Katy
Transmra
Eee Budd Co
KayserRo
Transitron
Bulovan
TriCon
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Tone
TRW Inc
VAL Inc
Cadence Ind
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Learsieg
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Lonesga
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Chris Craft
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iLykes Yngst
Citfin
Mvarian Assoc
Eulessvc
Verde Co
Clark
MackeCo
VabiPw
Macy
Eye Wachova
Magnvox
Warlam
Marath
Miasut Suntion
Zenith
Zale Corp
Carlisle Higgins
Buncombe
Hajorca Corp
Clayton
Court Clears State Funds for City School Busing
North Carolina's top school official voiced confidence that the General Assembly will fund transporting all city school children after the State Supreme Court ruled state funds may legally cover urban as well as rural busing. The ruling follows a federal court decision urging equal facilities and impacts about 41,000 to 57,000 students in desegregation plans.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Craig Phillips
Supreme Court
Cone
Fea Ible Trier
Andrew J. Vanore
State Board of Education
Vanore
Anore
Scott Defends North Carolina Budget Plan in Assembly
Gov. Bob Scott defended a proposed 4.3 billion dollar state budget emphasizing services for all residents. He proposed a 5 percent annual pay rise for teachers and state employees, highlighted gaps to national averages, and urged expanded state aid to counties and municipalities totaling 60.7 million dollars to match federal funds and support programs for education health and public welfare.
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North Carolina
Scott
North Carolina General Assembly
Foreign Relations panel weighs Cambodia war powers and Laos spillover
Mondale warns of growing American embroilment as Thai troops aided by U S logistics enter southern Laos threatening Vietnam withdraws. Aide says helicopter gunboats could trigger 92nd Congress limits while Laird defends the air campaign citing congressional authorization. Church and Cooper urged a probe into Cambodia air actions.
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Cambodia
Walter F. Mondale
Laos
Vietnam
Mondale
Foreign Relations
92Nd Congress
Church
John Sherman Cooper
R-ey
Melvin R. Laird
Phnom Penh
Laird
Pentagon
Senate
House
Nixon
Welfare workers suspended over Waldorf Astoria stay
Three New York City welfare employees were suspended after arranging a Brooklyn mother Cleola Hainsworth and her four children to stay in two Waldorf Astoria rooms at $70 a night. Mayor John V. Lindsay called for a full investigation, saying the move suggested malicious intent. The family was moved to a friend’s apartment after one night. welfare officials say the Waldorf booking filled in when no other vacancies were found.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Brooklyn
Waldorf- Astoria
Lindsay
Cleola Hainsworth
City Welfare
Welfare Department
Bunker warns of danger as Vietnam politics rise in 1971
U S ambassador Ellsworth Bunker warned at Saigon's American Chamber of Commerce that 1971 could be dangerous for South Vietnam. He said the Communists are increasing political pressure while military action remains low and the year will test the nation's constitutional machinery amid elections. He noted unrest among students and veterans and warned of exploitation by opportunists and Communist agitation.
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Saigon
U.S. Ambas
Sador Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
Bunker
American Chamber of Commerce
House of Representatives
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