Mixed Stock Market Session Highlights Narrow Gains
Stocks opened modestly higher but turned mixed with the Dow down 0.52 to 921.26 at midday. Gainers barely outnumbered losers on the NYSE while the ASE showed a lower volume. Kellogg led NYSE activity with a 1.75 percent drop and a 145 000 share block traded as investors awaited the Fed report on money supply.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve
Kellogg
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
High Point Enterprise Stock Listings and Rates Notice
A scanned page from the High Point Enterprise displays stock listings with numerous company names and share figures, plus aging rates and advertising notes. The dense table includes percentages and prices for firms such as Ampex, Armco, Atlas, Exxon, General Electric, and Mobil, interspersed with rate information and Associated Press credit.
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Associated Press
Carvers
T! High Point Enterprise, Inc
London Associates
K— Force
T—P
Dow Jones Averages and Bond Averages Noon Market Report
The Dow Jones Noon index shows 56.44 for the industrial, 39.465 for the transportation, and 44.15 for utilities with slight changes. Bond averages list 3% and 3 653 from the prior day, noting yearly and monthly comparisons, along with a long list of company prices and dividend footnotes.
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L_Stock Index— NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
Transportation
Utility US ” Finance
Stock quotes and prices from American Exchange Station
National price listings show various stocks and figures on the American Stock Exchange including last prices, highs and lows. The fragmented data lists numerous issuers, percentages and bid information across multiple securities.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Aes
Australo
Goldfield
Kewanee
Loewt
Mitchié
Four Men Found Shot Dead in Elevator in Illinois Building
Four men were found dead in an office building elevator in Park Ridge, Illinois, all shot multiple times. The bodies were stacked in a bloody mass, discovered at 7:56 a.m. by a secretary, with police treating the case as an unsolved homicide.
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Park Ridge, Ill
Chicago
B. L. Shershan
G. Joe Moffit
Public Safety
North Carolina man shatters water tread record in Myrtle Beach
Reginald Moon Huffstetler of Belmont North Carolina stayed in an indoor pool for 42 hours and 11 minutes to set a new world water-treading record. He began at 3 p.m. Wednesday and finished at 8:12 a.m. Thursday amid 50 to 60 onlookers.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Reginald ‘‘Moon
Huffstetler
Belmont
N.C
Swamp Fox Motor Inn
Jim Grayson
Myrtle Beach Hall of
Carter tours oil rig as he pushes energy policy
President Carter visited an offshore drilling rig off Louisiana to spotlight oil production amid a national energy push. He spoke in Yazoo City about balancing the federal budget by 1981 and cutting taxes if government is reorganized, after addressing the Southern Legislative Conference in Charleston on USSR relations.
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Carter
Yazoo
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Yazoo City
Miss
White House
Jody Powell
Judge to hear Ray objections to transfer to federal prison
Nashville judge travels 150 miles to Brushy Mountain to hear James Earl Ray’s objections to Gov. Blanton’s push to move him to federal custody. Ray claims coercion by FBI and Bureau of Prisons agents and danger to his life, with no date set for the hearing.
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Nashville, Tenn
Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary
James Earl Ray
Ray Blanton
Ray
Robert S. Brandt
Petros
FBI
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Brandt
Jack Kershaw
Kershaw
Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
East Tennessee
Blanton
Johnstown Death Toll Reaches 46 in Flood Damage
Johnstown and seven-county region in southwestern Pennsylvania report 46 dead after a flood. Dozens remain missing as more bodies are found among damaged homes and rubble. Damage exceeds 200 million dollars. Looting reported and residents arm themselves for protection.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Cambria County
Arthur Keiper
East Hills
Egypt Libyan border clash escalates with air and ground strikes
Cairo reports two Libyan planes shot down by the Egyptian air force and claims destruction of 40 tanks 30 Libyan army trucks 12 prisoners from the 9th Libyan armored division and 30 saboteurs. Egypt says no soldiers killed though some wounded and a truck lost. Khadafy denounces Egypt over Western ties and cease fire talk.
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Cairo
Tripoli
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Egypt
Khadafy
Israel
Anwar Sadat
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Stock Market Report
Armco
ArmstCk
Asarco
Try
Bendix
Prsias
CastiCk
High Point Enterprise
Morni
Ebint
High Elterprise
Church Avenue
High Point
Payadie
A . Srnzel
DeltaAir
Nys
Ie Ifa
Dugby
astAir
Eskod
Echlin
ElPaso
FoFair
Ordm
ForMck
Gannett
GnCabdie
Ifm
Hallibr
Hercules
JhnMan
Kmart
Kenne
KerrMc
Kraft
Monsan
Roycco
Royid
Dow-Jones
A.P. Stock
Ind. Rails
Bondaver $ Press
Ut. Fan
Texsgif
Uslife
Vetco
Wee Ibi
Wachov
Peat Waluim
Ee Williams
ZaieCp
Associatoe
Proce
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
Jeanne
Mississippi
Charleston
Southern Legislative Conference
Soviet Union
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