Weak trading caps midweek stock slide after rate spike
New York stock market shows narrow declines as traders take a slow day between July 4 and the weekend. The noon Dow drops 2.51 to 790.36 with more losers than gainers. Polaroid leads volume after a sharp fall earlier on forecasts of weaker second quarter earnings. Gold prices slip to five month lows before modest recovery. NYSE index slips 0.24 to 43.63. Amex sees Syntex as most active issue at 40.54.
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Dividend Footnotes
Unofficial sales figures and dividend rates are noted. The text defines footnotes for various dividend types and stock actions, including annual disbursements, liquidating dividends, ex-dividend and ex-rights terms, and foreign issue tax. The High Point Enterprise details publication cadence and subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including in state mail tax.
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Associated Press
Inflation Draining Wealth For Anglicans
YORK England AP Inflation is draining church wealth as economic strain forces selling gold and silver plate to fund parishes and buildings. Archbishop elect Donald Coggan cautions while urging action, calling for humility and zeal amid calls for higher priest salaries and broader gifts from the laity.
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Church of England
Canterbury
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York
Michael Ramsey
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Anglican Communion
Britain
England
Veteran Movement Keeps Four Day Protests Alive in D C
Former prisoner of war John Young led antiwar demonstrators in a four day protest that drew about 1700 people near the White House. The march from Capitol Mall to the Lincoln Memorial ended with a rally on the Ellipse as veterans called for amnesty for war resisters and broader benefits.
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Associated Press
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Winter Soldier Organization
Veterans Administration
Justice Department
Court of Military Appeals
Capitol
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon
Capitol Mall
Lincoln Memorial
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Arlington Heights
North Vietnam
Alphonso Riate
Los Angeles
Washington
Kissinger Consults Giscard in Paris on Moscow Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger briefed President Giscard dEstaing at the Elysee on Nixon's Moscow summit, then flew to Rome for talks with Italian President Leone and Pope Paul VI. He described a friendly, constructive atmosphere and planned stops in Belgium, NATO, Europe to relay Moscow outcomes.
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United States
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Spain
Herbicide Plan Targets Eurasian Water Milfoil in NC Waters
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina Department of Natural and Economic Resources will apply 2,4-D herbicide by helicopter to 900 acres of Kitty Hawk Bay and Currituck Sound to curb Eurasian water milfoil. The agent is deemed nonhazardous to humans and animals unless ingested in large amounts. rapid septic tank growth is cited as fueling the weed's spread.
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State Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Thai riot ends with deadly police firing and station siege
Police fired into the air and then into a crowd at a Bangkok police station after arrests sparked a riot. Seven people were killed and crowds looted gun shops as Prime Minister Sanya Thammasak declared a state of emergency and ordered military and police action. Later Chinese youths vandalized buses and set cars ablaze near Bhud dist temple, with a siege lasting four hours before border police dispersed the mob.
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Drug Suspects Have Problems At Home
Two Pretoria businessmen Nicolaas Heyns and Keith Foster face possible arrest in South Africa if they return before a October trial in Charlotte North Carolina on smuggling 912 pounds of marijuana into the United States. South Africa police chief Koen van Tonder warned that Americans might not extradite them. Heyns said they planned to return to South Africa. Two Myrtle Beach men are also charged in the alleged South Africa to United States marijuana smuggling case.
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Heyns
Myrtle Beach
Radio Manager Will Lewis Freed After Hearst Tape Case
Will Lewis, 42, manager of KPFK-EM in Los Angeles, was released after U.S. Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas ordered his freedom following contempt of court for refusing to produce the original tape from a Patricia Hearst related matter. Lewis had supplied copies to the FBI but kept the originals, citing credibility concerns for the station. authorities sought fingerprints on the originals. Lewis, an ex Marine and father of five, was jailed June 19 and released today after the teletyped order arrived.
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Patt Morrison
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
U.S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Terminal Island Federal Correctional Facility
Will Lewis
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington, D.C
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Radical
Weather Underground
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KPFK
Douglas
California
Housing Industry Examined by FTC Probe
The Federal Trade Commission announced a Thursday investigation into the fast growing condominium housing sector to determine if firms employ unfair or deceptive practices. The agency will take corrective action if violations are found, though no determinations are made yet. Common buyer complaints include hidden charges for facilities and inadequate disclosure of home conditions.
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Federal ‘Trade Commission
FTC
Station's Conditions Improve in the Carolinas
In Charlotte and the Carolinas gas station owners report higher profits as hours shorten and Nixon era policy allows an extra three cents per gallon. Dealers note reduced overhead, fewer promotional gimmicks, and monthly sales around 25,000 gallons per station, yielding about $9,000 annual extra profit.
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Charlotte
Dan Queen
Carolinas
North Carolina
Streaking Incident Sparks Disturbance in Atlantic Beach
About 400 to 500 holidaymakers caused a disturbance in Atlantic Beach early today after streaking by youths, with fights and rock throwing. The disruption centered at The Circle and then the beach, lasting about two hours until 3 a.m. Roughly a dozen youths were arrested on disturbing the peace and related charges as Atlantic Beach officers were aided by county deputies, state troopers, and Cherry Point Military Police.
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Sheriff's Department
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Middle North Carolina
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Morehead City
Nixon Aides Weigh Rest Versus Trip as Fourth of July Weekend Starts
Tkach said Nixon felt obliged to press on with the Mideast and Soviet visits despite calls for rest. Ambulances accompanied Nixon’s motorcade in both regions but were unused. Nixon swam twice after arriving for a July Fourth weekend from a Moscow trip, then met with staff chief Haig and neighbor Rebozo during a Biscayne Bay boat ride.
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Jaworski defends self funded 1972 campaign donation
In remarks on the record page, Jaworski said his 110000 dollar personal donation to his 1972 campaign, held in a blind trust, was a sacrifice. He claimed criticism of funding his own campaign was unfounded and even suggested possible wife related mockery.
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