Wall Street Advances In Moderate Early Trading
The stock market rallied in moderate trading on Wall Street New York as prices recovered broadly. Analysts called it a technical rebound from nervous selling with no single news cited for the improvement.
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Dividend Rates and Footnotes for Cotton Selecting Figures
Unofficial cotton selections figures show annual dividend rates based on the least quarterly or semiannual declarations. Footnotes clarify special or extra dividends and include references a through vi detailing variants such as stock dividends, ex-dividend status, warrants, and bankruptcy conditions.
Tax increase debate looms over fiscal year plans
Officials say no decision on tax hikes has been made as discussions surface about a possible 10 billion dollar rise next year. New tax collection estimates may lessen the bite, while a request for 112.8 billion for the current fiscal year faces Congress early next year with a potential mix of higher corporate and personal taxes. The prior year deficit stood at 2.3 billion after receipts reached 104.6 billion.
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Early firework origins and gunpowder history
The passage notes ancient Chinese and Indian firemakers used charcoal and saltpeter to create combustibles akin to Fourth of July fireworks. It states gunpowder formed long before the gun’s invention with the addition of sulphur.
North Carolina and South Carolina Warm Humid Forecast
Forecasts show fair and continued warmth through Thursday with nightly lows 67 to 74. Extended outlooks for North and South Carolina predict temperatures 1 to 4 degrees above normal into next Monday, with high values in the 83 to 92 range and humid conditions. Rain chances increase toward the end of the period, bringing three quarters of an inch or more in some areas.
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Moore denies SBI withheld Klan data to governor
Gov. Dan Moore says there was no withholding of Klan files by the SBI from him or the Law and Order Committee after meetings with Atty. Gen. Bruton and SBI Director Walter Anderson. The dispute followed the resignation of William O Quill from the attorney general staff.
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Chiropractor Testifies In Murder Trial In Raleigh
Greensboro AP report says Ra leigh chiropractor J Rex Eatman testified that Joseph Eugene Spence discussed a drinking problem and asked for help He said Spence admitted carrying a pistol and feared harming someone The state rested after a surprise witness said Spence and Williams confessed to killing Durham taxi driver Alton Maynard February 26.
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Doctor Coppolino death case features new drug theory
state attorney Frank Schaub described the Coppolino death as medical pioneering after a seven month probe into a death once deemed undetectable. Vincent Keuper says a double neck cartilage fracture caused by a tiger certificate linked to the heart attack. the exhumations followed a tip and the two states argue who will try Coppolino first.
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GOP Chairman Demands Probe Into Law and Order Clash
Raleigh AP report says GOP Chairman Jim Holshouser urged Gov. Dan Moore to probe charges that the SBI and attorney general withheld information about the Ku Klux Klan from the state Law and Order Committee. Holshouser called the committee a toothless tiger without full SBI and AG cooperation amid resignations and testimony.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Overturns Baseball Antitrust Conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court today overturned baseballs conviction on state antitrust charges and ordered Milwaukee court to dismiss the suit. It ruled the state was powerless to enforce its antitrust law against a sport spread coast to coast.
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Ella Moves Toward Puerto Rico as Storm Threat Grows
Ella, the season’s fifth tropical storm, drifted toward Puerto Rico with potential impact on the northern Leeward and Virgin Islands. The Weather Bureau in San Juan reported Ella about 200 miles east-northeast of San Juan as heavy swells and thundershowers were forecast. Meanwhile Hurricane Dorothy lay about 500 miles west of the Azores, moving northeastward and not expected to threaten the mainland for two days.
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