Market slips as Dow nears 950. Chrysler in focus
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.62 to 923. The index later dropped to 99.17 by noon as investors booked profits. Chrysler led declines at the Big Board, while Gulf & Western and others showed mixed activity amid a lighter trading pace.
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NEW York
Roodera
Erol Linghat
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Dow
Chrysler
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Gulf & Western Industries
Unclear payout terms amid dividend status confusion
The text outlines complex dividend declarations and payments, noting ex dividend dates and accumulative amounts. It references declared or paid dividends in recent months, ex dividend events, and potential bankruptcy or receivership implications affecting payments and securities status.
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Montas
Calieg
Wwe
Statues in the Capitol Trimmed to One per State
The National Statuary Hall in the U S Capitol originally housed three to represent each state. In 1933 the rule was changed to limit by state to a single statue, shaping the collection and presentation of the nation’s commemorations. Through years of reshaping, states were invited to contribute one statue each reflecting their chosen honoree.
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Statuary Hall
U.S. Capitol
High Point Enterprise delivers mail carrier updates
In a routine notice the High Point Enterprise outlines carrier changes and route adjustments. The report lists delivery employees and mentions varying schedules for home and street mail delivery, with guidance for carriers and post office operations.
Stock Lists Will Span All Markets
The Associated Press outlines a new 4800 words per minute consolidated ticker system linking NYSE, regional exchanges, and over the counter trading. The AP stock list will show national price and volume data, replacing prior NYC totals with broader market figures. The change aims to give brokers and readers a nationwide view of stock activity across markets. The consolidated ticker began this month and will span NYSE issues, the AMEX, and regional exchanges with mid February broader reports expected.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
XYZ Corp
Midwest Stock Exchange
New York
Bustos Stock Exchange
Tony
New York City
Consolidated
Securities Industry
American Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Democrats Start Budget Review and Debate in Congress
Democrats map a review of President Ford’s budget proposal of about 394.2 billion dollars, aiming to expand spending to stimulate recovery while resisting cuts. Muskie and party leaders urge balanced budgeting only after growth returns, with talk of public works and service jobs to employ tens of thousands.
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Edmund Muskie
Democrats Pledge Jobs Plan Across Agencies
Democrats outline a plan to create about 300000 service jobs across aides, hospital attendants, policemen, and related roles. Muskie favors a short term public works program to generate more jobs but offers few details on costs or funding. He criticizes Reagan era and CIA interventions while defending a tough 1976 budget ceiling and ongoing enforcement. Ford questions Congress on CIA arms funding in Angola and warns about economic risk amid high deficits.
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Senate
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House Committee
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Muskie
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CIA
Angola
Vole
Sanford hints at decision on vice presidential bid
Sanford dismissed withdrawing but kept mum on his plan. campaign manager Willis Whichard said no drop from race yet urged focusing on North Carolina's March 23 primary. Sanford faces Wallace and Carter in North Carolina. NH primary is Feb 24 and MA on March 2.
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Lucas
Uae
Vane Coens
Martie
Waring
Bas Cerne
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Bayle
Beloit Brangs
Deerel
aNine Moores
Melorcia
Warten
Nasig Soo
Nemenia
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GHENT
Omer
Pachel & Ins Va
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Suudro
Patton
York
Hotteleticn
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Reynivetta
Don IngerRdak
IBM
Caeo
Wee Fi
Gao
Vencore
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Ghatnarn
Wy Fund
CRS Corp
Union Coron
Bank & Trust Reales
Ietren Rubite Co
Metlig
Mayers
Gustin
Ee -Exchange
Kenan Trapaert
New York
Teppett & Piatt Fallir
Gina Lawkantong
Emus
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Samaras
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Lucios
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Farrenangisa Huns
Snonert
Rovrow
Sonce
Vakiurh Sea
Eal Coop
Diner Ab
Darabwer
Ius
Soc
Dallas Syores
Karmos
Washington
Ww Corp
Nercovon
Py Ried
Liay
Sanford
Willis Whichard
North Carolina
Whichard
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Alabama Goy
George C. Wallace
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
New England
Salem
Mass
Privacy Act misinterpreted by officials public access cited
Washington and other locales report officials citing the Privacy Act to close records to the public though proponents say the act does not deny press access. Linowes argues the issue is misinterpretation not the act, while critics fault Congress for vague drafting and early ambiguities.
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Washington
David F. Lienowes
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Linowes
D.C
Idaho
Congress
Surgical Deaths and Complications Study Noted
A McGraw publication for physicians discusses a study titled Critical Surgical Deaths and Complications. The work, identified as from 973 to 1973, is attributed to the American Medical group and related hospitals.
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