Market Dips as Banks Lift Prime Rate Amid Volume Slump
New York stock market fell today with the Dow off 43.3 to 96,847 as lenders raised prime rates for a second time in weeks. Mitsushita Electric led Big Board gains, while Citibank and First Pennsylvania Bank matched rate hikes. NYSE composite fell to 53.03, with about 672 million shares traded by midday.
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Vast Historic Ad Scraps From New York Exchange Ledger
A sprawling OCR fragment shows a dense array of names, places, numbers, and corporate entities from New York trade pages. It mixes stock listings, subscription notices, advertising copy, and scattered references to newspapers and advertisers, with many unreadable segments.
Over The Counter Prices And Intercepted Quotations
The report outlines over the counter bid and asked quotations from Associated Press data for American Exchange issues. It notes divergent prices and a muted reaction, with approximate levels observed yesterday and expectations for market resilience amid cross-border liquidity signals.
Pest Resistant Peanut Plant Developed at NC State
Scientists at North Carolina State University report a new peanut variety resistant to the Southern corn root worm and somewhat resistant to the potato leaf hopper. The root worm pest affects North Carolina and Virginia farmers. the leaf hopper is common in the peanut belt.
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FSU graduate student kills professor then dies in office
Patrick C Do, a Hong Kong born graduate student at Florida State University, shot Professor James R Fisher after learning he failed a crucial oral exam for his biochemistry doctorate. Do then killed himself, ending a four year struggle. Fisher, a veteran researcher and former AAUP Florida chapter president, had guided Do as his research director. Do, scheduled to finish next year, had earned an undergrad degree from SUNY Oneonta and was living with his family in Tallahassee.
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May Auto Sales Up Sharply Across Auto Sector
DETROIT AP reports that May auto sales rose sharply and ranked third best ever for a May. The gains outpaced May sales from the prior year, reflecting a welcomed uptick in demand across major automakers.
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Quinlans to tell story of Karen Quinlan to magazine
The Ladies Home Journal arranged with Karen Ann Quinlan's parents for rights to her comatose daughter's story. The Quinlans may receive around 30 000 dollars with talks of TV and film rights and a book in the works.
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School summer programs aid social and academic growth
School leaders emphasize summer group activities boost emotional balance and self confidence while helping children improve reading, computation and verbal skills. The programs support recognizing strengths and addressing weaknesses to promote well rounded development.
Humphrey Draft Bid Gains Uncommitted Delegates Support
Humphrey supporters said nearly 400 uncommitted convention delegates favor Len Humphrey as a potential draft choice. Humphrey had previously ruled out entering any primary but left open the option if a draft develops. Reagan pressed the administration on Rhodesia comments while denying backing away from earlier positions. Jim Lake, GOP spokesman, said Reagan suggested a peacekeeping contingent could be sent.
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