Stock Market Recovers. Dow Rises on Rate Hopes
New York trading edged higher as the Dow Jones average gained 5.24 to 877.11 amid renewed belief that rising interest rates may soon ease. First National City Bank lifted its prime borrowing rate to 7.5 percent, while investors digest Federal Reserve data on money supply and loan demand. Skyline Corp led NYSE activity, and GE slipped after reporting a 13 percent drop in quarterly profits.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Federal Reserve
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Dividend footnotes and exdividend terms explained
The document lists many symbols and footnotes used in dividend tables. It defines abbreviations for extra or special dividends, stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and various timing and rights actions such as ex-dividend, ex-distribution, rights issues, warrants, and bankruptcy-related treatments.
The High Point Enterprise Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, is an independent North Carolina newspaper based at 210 Church Avenue High Point. It lists Associated Press membership and subscription rates by mail and carrier, with notices about sales tax and delivery arrangements.
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Quotations From NASD Interdealer Prices
The Associated Press reports NASD quotations as of about 3 p.m. yesterday reflecting representative interdealer prices. Prices exclude retail mark-up, mark-down or commission.
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Associated Press
National Association of Securities Dealers
Boyle Slated For Sentence In UMWA Killing Case
Media Pennsylvania AP reports sentencing set for August 5 for W A Boyle former United Mine Workers president on conviction for ordering 1969 murder of union rival Joseph Yablonski and his family. Boyle, 73, already serves three years in Missouri for misusing union funds, following a 1974 murder conviction.
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Boyle
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Mrs Murray To Be Dancing Again Soon
Kathryn Murray wife of Arthur Murray dance studio owner says she will be dancing again soon. She recovers in a San Francisco hospital after surgery for a dislocated bone in her left foot.
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San Francisco
Kathryn’ Murray
Arthur Murray
Callaghan says no concessions to Amin over Hills release
Foreign Secretary James Callaghan says he made no concessions to Ugandan President Idi Amin to win the release of Denis Hills. Hills, 61, was condemned to death for calling Amin a village tyrant in an unpublished manuscript. Hills apologized, expressed readiness to publish, and hopes for a return to Uganda, while Amin urged Britons to stay and work there. About 700 Britons remain in Uganda amid sharp postures between London and Kampala.
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James Callaghan
Idi Amin
Denis Hills
Africa
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Callaghan
Hills
Britain
Uganda
Makerere University
Kampala
Commonwealth
Five Million Dollar Bail for Corsican Decriber
An alleged Corsican depicotor, Francois Marcello Rossi, 36, was held on a record five million dollar bail after arriving from Spain. U.S. authorities accuse him of leading a conspiracy to smuggle heroin worth up to two million into the United States. Rossi faces up to 200 years in prison and a twenty five thousand dollar fine if convicted on two indictments. The bail, requested by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bernard Fried, is reported as the largest ever set in Brooklyn federal court.
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Depeczor
Spain
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U.S. District Court
Jacob Mishler
U.S
Bernard Fried
Francois “Marcello” Rossi
Rossi
CIA Penetration Allegations Spark White House Probe
Ex-aide comment fuels debate as CIA director Colby calls some claims outrageous. Church panel plans to investigate alleged CIA penetration of the White House and other agencies with McNamara and Harvey testifying. Goldwater urges Castro be asked about plots to kill him.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Sirica Frees Barker in Watergate Case Ruling
Judge John J. Sirica ordered Bernard L. Barker freed from the remaining five months of his jail term for the Watergate break in. He also reduced time served for three others while Eugenio R Martinez Frank Sturgis and Virgilio Gonzalez were already paroled. Barker had pleaded guilty to burglary at the Democratic National Committee headquarters on June 17 1972.
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Gonzales
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Bartels Defends DEA at Senate Hearing
John R. Bartels told senators he did a good job as DEA head but was victimized by unreliable subordinates who questioned his leadership. He faced questions over delays in an agency probe into Vincent Promuto and disputed claims he blocked the inquiry as officials complained to Justice Department authorities.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Vincent Promuto
DEA
Promuto
Washington Redskins
Andrew Targaglino
George Brosan
Justice Department
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Promoto
Kennedy seeks probe of Searle over drug safety data
Sen Edward M Kennedy asked the Justice Department to investigate FDA scientists' allegations that Searle Laboratories misrepresented research on cancer risk of two products, Flagyl and Alcocine. FDA researchers testified the original reports were misleading and may have been falsified, showing cancerous tumors in lab animals.
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Bond Decides Not to Seek 1976 Presidential Bid
Atlanta Georgia AP reports Julian Bond a black Georgia state senator announced Thursday night he will not be a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976 or for vice president at the Democratic National Convention. Bond had said he could raise funds but failed to meet expectations and cited finances.
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Julian Bond
Georgia
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Kissinger and Gromyko End Arm Talks in Geneva
Secretary of State Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko wrapped up nuclear arms talks in Geneva. They called the talks constructive and said progress was made toward a 10-year pact. They discussed on-site inspection and verification, with hints the Soviets might accept some limits. A European security conference reportedly delayed a July summit due to Malta.
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Middle East
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Jury selection begins in Miss Littles trial
In Raleigh the trial of Joan Little opened with jury questioning of about 300 prospective jurors as lawyers prepared for a two week selection. The case stems from the Beaufort County jail death of Clarence Alligood a 62 year old night jailer who was stabbed. Little says Alligood tried to rape her and she acted in self defense before fleeing. The trial was moved to Raleigh for a fairer jury.
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Joan Little
Wake County Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
Clarence Alligood
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North Carolina
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Miles Fite
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