Market gains as Dow climbs amid rate shifts and earnings
The stock market advanced with the Dow up 5.87 to 863.66 as gainers outnumbered decliners 3 to 1 on the NYSE. Trading was brisk. Occidental Petroleum led volume on the Big Board with a sharp rise, while Polaroid and Walt Disney posted notable gains on upbeat earnings expectations. The American market index rose 0.75 to 93.12 and the Amex saw Champion Home Builders top active list.
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New York Stock Exchange noon prices listed
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Prices Reported
The Associated Press quotes NASD inter dealer prices as of about 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail markups mark downs and commissions.
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Belton pool bid blocked by HUD move
Belton South Carolina plans for a $160,000 public swimming pool were rejected by the Housing and Urban Development department. After hearings and a referendum, the City Council sought a slice of $6.8 million for smaller municipalities under the 1974 Community Development Act. HUD said only 17 projects won funding this year, but officials expect more next year.
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U.S. Negotiating Liaison In Saigon
The United States began talks with an unidentified country to represent American interests in South Vietnam from Saigon. Officials list issues for a protective power including nine American captives, $100 million in private investments, Saigon's stance toward former regime loyalists, and the return of U S aircraft and ships used by Vietnam servicemen fleeing to Thailand.
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Compromise On Turkey Military Aid Reached In Washington
President Ford after a breakfast with House leaders announced a tentative compromise to resume Turkey military aid if Congress approves. The plan would release 70 million dollars of already bought goods and allow cash purchases of further U.S. hardware, with 60 day Congress reports on arms sales and Cyprus progress.
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MacDonald Indictment Bias Claims Highlight Jury Makeup
Expert witnesses contended the grand jury that indicted Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald was shaped more by bias than chance. They argued women blacks and young people were underrepresented, while others warned against dismissal of murder charges. No ruling yet as pretrial motions and an appeal loom. Collette MacDonald and two daughters were slain in Fort Bragg.
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FBI Hushes Chicago SLA Harris Search
FBI concentrates Hunt for Emily and William Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army in the Chicago area. FBI spokesman would not confirm. Richard Held appeals for public help in capturing the Harrises. The couple linked to Patricia Hearst kidnapping last year. A Centralia, Illinois officer said they were seen June 25 with IDs bearing aliases.
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Arson Charged In Fire At Pomona Hotel
John Joseph Newvine, 61, an unemployed Portland man with 22 detox stays, faces arson and eight murder counts after a four alarm blaze at the Pomona Hotel left eight dead and 26 injured including three firefighters. An attendant at a nearby service station identified him after he bought gasoline minutes earlier. Police say gasoline was slashed and ignited on a second floor landing. Newvine was to be arraigned in Multnomah County District Court.
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State seeks delay in Little murder trial in Raleigh
The state reportedly asked for a postponement of Joan Little's first degree murder trial, scheduled to begin in Raleigh next Monday. Judge Hobgood said postponement would not be allowed if avoidable, with defense and prosecution attendance cited as the only potential barrier. The case involves the 21 year old Beauford County jail inmate charged in the August death of 62 year old Clarence Alligood, the Beaufort County jailer. The trial has drawn civil rights and women's liberation attention and has moved to the state capital at defense request.
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Aide admits taking rent from Orlando builder in 1971
Joseph Bastien, a former aide to Edward J. Ben, acknowledged receiving $180 monthly apartment rent in 1971 from an Orlando builder. He said the payments were not for any federal housing favors. Bastien, 33, of Winter Park, Florida, denied broader impropriety despite links to fund-raiser Larry Williams and other figures.
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