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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1974
Page
1
New York inflation worries pressured the market as the noon Dow fell 4.54 to 766.35, with the Dow and NYSE showing more losers than gainers. Clorox moved modestly while General Motors dropped to 41 72, Avon slumped after a nine year low, and Polaroid and IBM edged higher. The NYSE composite slid to 42.18 as volume leaders like Syntex lagged.
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, an independent newspaper based in High Point North Carolina, lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery and notes AP affiliation. It specifies payment terms, tax notes, and carrier distribution arrangements.
Quotations from the NASD reflect inter dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. Markets move through the day and prices exclude retail markup markdown or commissions. The quotes are provided by the High Point office of E F Hutton and Co Inc.
Proponents argue Nixon benefits from a Senate trial and the House weighing evidence before acting. The House is to debate impeachment articles in mid August, with a majority vote to send to the Senate and a two thirds vote in the Senate for removal. Warren says the House must fulfill its constitutional duty.
CP and L reports August bills will drop slightly from July as fuel adjustment lowers the average residential bill from 26.74 to 26.27 dollars. Duke Power also cuts August charges, noting coal clause reductions offset by planned reactor use. typical 890 kWh month flow falls from 3.57 to 3.13 dollars in fuel charges, with a July total of 25.45 becoming 25.01 in August.
The Associated Press reports a compromise in principle for ending tensions on Cyprus. A Turkish spokesman said wording on Turkish troop reductions would replace withdrawals, while Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros cautioned that several issues remain before a truce can be signed.
The article surveys a second round of debate before the vote. Supporters argued no solid link or that acts were justified by security, while critics cited former White House officials in prison or under indictment. McClory urged Nixon bears responsibility, saying a president acts through subordinates and must not tolerate such conduct.
The indictment charges Connally and Jacobsen with conspiring to cover up alleged bribes tied to Federal milk price supports in 1971. It details payments of 35000 and 10000, grand jury lies, and testimony contradicting earlier accounts. Connally, a former secretary of the navy and Texas governor, faced multiple public life roles and party changes.
Carroll O'Connor will resume his Archie Bunker role on All in the Family tonight in CBS telecast after a contract dispute with Tandem Productions. He is slated to deliver a tag line and then appear full time in the fourth show, officially marked as temporary. Meanwhile Cyprus peace talks in Geneva move toward a second stage with possible constitutional overhauls after an interim military accord, with observers cautious about repeated near-agreements.
Ellen Naomi Cohen known as Cass Elliot rose from Baltimore to fame with The Mamas and the Papas after early stage work and groups The Big Three The Mugwumps. She married James R Hendricks in 1963, divorced 1969, and later wed Bavarian baron Donald von Wiedenam in 1971.
Johnny Carson is back on The Tonight Show after a two week absence due to a back injury from a July 15 fall from a slant board. NBC announced his return occurred Monday night as he resumed hosting the program.
Guns and prostitutes are alleged to have been smuggled to fugitive financier Robert Vesco in Costa Rica. Private aircraft linked to Vesco associate Thomas Richardson carried the weapons and sex workers, with Donald Nixon Jr. also suspected to be there. U S customs probes possible neutrali ty act violations as investigators eye extradition.
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