Stocks edge higher after wild rush trading on Monday
NEW YORK AP Stocks rose moderately at midday after a volatile session driven by rush buying and profit taking following Monday's record activity. The Dow stood at 695.17, up 2.51, while NYSE gainers led 31 to 1. American Telephone & Telegraph topped the list, trading up to 84.42 and IBM climbed after a reopening, up 2.35 from last Friday.
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Over The Counter Bid Asked By AP Quotes NASD Prices
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative interdealer prices as of about 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail mark-up, mark-down, or commission.
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North Carolina posts strong January for industrial growth
Mooresville reported a buoyant start to secretary James E. Harrington highlighted five blue chip firms announcing six facilities in 27 days. GE will build near Salisbury. Eaton plants in Hendersonville and Lenoir. Sonoco packaging plant in Winterville. Clark to build front end roaders in Asheville. Electrolux to operate in Haw River. More than 50 million in capital and about 2,500 jobs. He warned it will take months to impact unemployment but signaled a sunny long term outlook.
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Atty. Gen. designate Edward H. Levi told the Senate Judiciary Committee he often avoids firm views on issues to protect university neutrality. He said he plans to draft guidelines on wiretapping and FBI surveillance, while caveating that such steps may not be feasible. Levi supported warrants for foreign-involvement taps but did not commit to Saxbe’s stricter abroad-activity standard.
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Wastefulness Is Dramatized At Pleasant Valley School
In Camarillo California elementary principal Jerry Moynihan staged a waste awareness event at Pleasant Valley school. He dumped a trash can’s contents on a table for pupils and teachers to see. Inventory tallied 41 sandwiches 2 burritos 2 milk cartons 2 chicken pieces 3 bags of chips 19 apples 13 oranges and more.
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Lightner Acquitted After Jury Doubts Star Witness
Raleigh AP reports jurors freed Marguerite Lightner on a stolen goods conspiracy charge citing doubts about Linda Jones as the state witness. Jurors Parrish Reitzel and Painter described a three-ballot verdict turning on Jones credibility amid prior convictions and plea deal implications.
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Lightner verdict stuns prosecutors after jury clears mayor’s wife
In the courthouse lobby about 75 supporters cheered as the verdict was read. Lightner said the decision should strengthen faith in the criminal justice system and left open how it would affect his political career. Ransdell argued the case had political implications and noted Mrs. Jones’ long history of theft and addiction as context.
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Soviet Actress Victoria Remembers Love for Tate
International notes detail Zoya’s pregnancy and Victoria’s birth, Tate’s expulsion from Russia, a death sentence later commuted, and Victoria’s rising film career amid visa troubles. Victoria recalls a transatlantic call in 1973 where Tate spoke with her in English and Russian.
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Utility Reports Earnings Drop
Carolina Power and Light Co reported 1974 earnings per share of 2.21 down from 2.58 in 1973. Net income rose to 72.2 million in 1974 from 66 million in 1973, the company said, noting the EPS decline stemmed from more shares outstanding in 1974.
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Man Killed By Deputy In Pursuit
In Fayetteville North Carolina a Cumberland County deputy shot and killed 33 year old William Colville after Colville fled custody and struck the deputy with a car. Deputy E L Snyder was suspended pending a State Bureau of Investigation probe.
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Ford plan hikes cost with oil tax and tariff delay fight
The administration’s updated figures show average household costs rising toward 275 dollars annually with higher indirect costs from petroleum byproducts. A new oil import tax adds a one dollar levy per barrel starting Friday, plus another dollar in March and April. New England would pay reduced tariffs while other regions face the full amount. Senate leader Hugh Scott warns Ford will veto any debt ceiling bill delaying tariff on imported oil, even as a temporary delay provision advances in the House.
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