Stock Market Mixed After Rally Fizzles At Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average sat at 904.77, down 1.78, as gains faded from Wednesday's rally. NYSE volume rose to 8.73 million shares in two hours, with Dow Chemical leading declines and Union Carbide trading a 222,200 share block at 51 amid a cautious market. Massey-Ferguson slipped to 19 and reported sharply lower quarterly profits.
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Dow Chemical
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American Stock Exchange
Union Carbide
Massey-Ferguson
High Point Progressions and Stock Market Snapshots
A scanned page from The High Point Enterprise includes a stock table with numerous company tickers and percentage changes, followed by a standard AP wire photo note and subscription details for The High Point Enterprise. The fragment lists prices and shifts across industries, plus advertisement-like content.
Exchange Fa Plea are New York noon stock prices
Selected noon national prices for American Stock Exchange issues are reported from New York. The brief list covers trading activity and prices at midday.
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American Stock Exchange
Exdividends and stock data from market listings
A catalog of dividend ex dates, distributions, and stock figures appears with numerous company tickers such as PepsiCo and Pittston. The page lists ex dividend marks, distributions in cents, and stock movement notes alongside financial terms and codes.
Bruton Elected Chairman of North Carolina Board of Education
Dr. David Bruton was elected chairman of the North Carolina State Board of Education by acclamation, after Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green withdrew. Gov. Jim Hunt backed Bruton, who pledged unity and a peaceful term, amid debates over a first three grades reading program and a Durham proposed alternative.
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Hunt
Durham City
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Boulder
Oberlin
Europe
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University of Colorado
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Storm Products Co
Broomfield
Colorado
IRE Sued For 33 Million By Men Named In Stories
Two men named in a Phoenix project extensive IRE organized crime series sue for 33 million dollars. Salvatore Spinelli seeks 18 million and Michael Licavoli 15 million, alleging defamation and privacy invasion across four newspapers and IRE. Defendants include Star Publishing Co Albuquerque Journal Denver Post Newsday and editors.
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Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
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Star Publishing Co
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Albuquerque Journal
Denver Post
Arizona Republic
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Carter compliments Ecuador on human rights and civilian rule plans
First Lady Rosalynn Carter praised Ecuador's human rights record and its military rulers’ plan to restore civilian government by 1978. She spoke in Quito after visits to Jamaica and Costa Rica, met with the junta and discussed elections and U.S. tariff preferences affecting Ecuador’s oil exports.
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Costa Rica
2,160 Acres Offered As Park In Guilford Davidson Area
A family group proposes selling 2,160 acres between Burlington and Greensboro near the Rockingham County line as a state park. The Daniels brothers seek state purchase to prevent development, citing wilderness appearance, historic Indian sites, Healing Springs, and proximity to roads and rail facilities.
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Greensboro
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Rockingham
Daniels
High Rock Lake
Davidson County
Daniels Township
High Rock
Howard Lee
Meehan
Triad Park
High Point
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Southern Railway
GTE Sylvania Calendar Has Extra Days
Buffalo AP report notes GTE Sylvania calendars mistakenly show 31 days for May June and September causing confusion. The calendar lacks the printer’s name and many customers received the misdated calendars earlier in the year.
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GTE
Sylvania
Buffalo, N.Y
GTE Sylvania, Inc
GTE Sylvania
Earthworms Go Gourmet Wins Prize in Iowa Contest
More than 2,000 entrants competed in a food contest in Iowa Falls Iowa with Lynn Remisovsky of Bayonne New Jersey winning a $500 prize for a recipe featuring earthworms. The winning dish called for pie crust beaten egg evaporated milk Worcestershire sauce Swiss cheese French fried onion rings bacon and earthworms boiled three times.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
Lynn Remisovsky
Bayonne
N.J
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