Stock Market Report Signals Cautious Trading in Noon Session
New York stocks treaded water as the Dow edged down 4.30 to 858.78 and the NYSE index slipped 0.12 to 51.60 amid oil price pressures and inflation concerns. Investors await developments while analysts note nerves and tempered enthusiasm from major banks lowering prime rates. American Motors rose 4.5 percent on hints of faster production while Colonial Penn climbed 3 points after a prior slide.
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New York Stock Exchange Noon Prices Reported
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Ban to End on Spray Adhesives Ban to End on Spray Adhesives
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission will lift its six month old ban on thirteen aerosol spray adhesives effective March 1 after a panel found no evidence of chromosome damage or birth defects. The ruling, unanimous, ends production and sale suspensions by 3 M Co and Borden Co, which had produced over a million cans annually, and lists brands including Foil Art Adhesive and Krylon Spray Adhesive among those now unbanned.
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Panel selects witnesses on Hughes $100,000 payment
Senate Watergate committee staff reportedly agreed on at least five witnesses to testify about a $100,000 payment to C. G. Bebe Rebozo, President Nixon's close associate. The list includes Rebozo and others connected to the case.
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Sunday Beer Marketing Ruling Sparks Sunday Sales Debate
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds town power to bar off premise beer and wine sales on Sundays while brownbagging venues may sell legally. Gibsonville businessmen argued discrimination, but the court said permit based rights govern sales.
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Kurt Waldheim To Receive 1974 International Statesman's Award
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim will be honored by the World Affairs Council with the 1974 International Statesman's Award on April 30 in New York.
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Heaths Cabinet drops plan for five day work week
London reports say Edward Heaths cabinet scrapped a return to a five day work week after miners union leaders ordered a strike vote. The national miners union executive may also push for a general election to test leaders against the government.
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Schlesinger dismisses spy idea in NSC file transfer
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said there is no indication of a military spy ring in the 1971 transfer of secret White House documents to the Pentagon. He noted improprieties in NSC file distribution but defended Adm. Thomas Moorer and said no disciplinary action is planned.
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Impeachment Group Probes Precedents
House impeachment investigators study what constitutes an impeachable offense and what the phrase high crimes and misdemeanors means. Special Counsel Doar says a legal brief defining impeachable offenses will be ready mid February for hearings. If Nixon is impeached, the Senate would convict or acquit.
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Kissinger Sees Plot in NSC Leaks Probe
The Los Angeles Times reports Secretary of State Henry Kissinger believes a White House probe into National Security Council leakages aimed at toppling him. The paper cited Kissinger’s view of the investigation as politically motivated.
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Krogh Prison Term Seen For Burglary In Watergate Aftermath
Former White House aide Krogh faced potential prison and a $10000 fine for the burglary. Judge Gesell noted Krogh’s public service was exceptional but criticized the illegal task assigned by higher authority. Krogh claimed no direct orders from Nixon and said he only briefly discussed the matter with him.
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