Mixed New York stocks ease after Friday rally pullback
The Dow slides to 909.94 as gains narrow 4-3 with Avis up 4 percent on a $20.25 offer for stock from Norton Simon. Citibank prime rate at 6 percent. FTC bid to delay Monroe-Tenneco deal blocked by appeals court.
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New York Stock Prices Mixed In Noon Trading
A collage of stock quotations shows varied moves with ASALIA and other names listed among many prices. The High Point Enterprise reports on the ongoing market activity and advertising terms.
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Stock Market and Fuel Prices Hover Amid Wide Trading
A sprawling OCR dump shows volatile stocks and sector markers across energy and consumer goods. Mentions of companies like Textron and Kroger appear amid general price shifts and index notes.
New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Shows Mixed Readings
AP reports at noon on the NYSE index with industrials down 608 points and transportation up 3 to 8.3? cents, reflecting uneven trading as market participants weigh shifting sectors.
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New York Stock Exchange
Stock Averages Rise Amid Mixed Market Signals
The Associated Press reports mixed moves in stock averages with notable gains by some rails and tech firms while others show declines. prominent names such as Presley Syntex and Xerox appear among the listed values as markets close near noon on a 1977 trading day.
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Lawmaker Ties Adult Venues to Public Nuisance Powers
Sen. I Beverly Lake sponsors a bill expanding public nuisance laws to adult book stores and theaters. The measure lets district attorneys or citizens sue to close venues, post a $500 bond, seize contents if deemed nuisances, and require reporting of all receipts. The bill exempts venues not regularly showing adult films.
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Released hostages say others in good condition
Two pregnant women freed by South Moluccan terrorists said the remaining 53 hostages aboard a train in northern Holland are in good condition despite extreme pressure. Officials reported little progress after mediation talks and noted ongoing demands for the release of 21 other prisoners and a plane to fly them out.
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Nelleke Ellenbroek- Prinsen
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South Moluccan Republic
Rosalynn Carter Faces Brazil Trip After Peru Visit
Mrs. Carter shifts from Peru to Brazil for talks with President Geisel and officials amid U S concerns over Brazil's nuclear plant deal and human rights record. Her three day visit follows a warm Peru stop and aims to ease U S Brazilian tensions.
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Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty Not Mandatory for Killing Officers
The 5-4 ruling voids a Louisiana law that mandated execution for officers killed in crime. Justices said mitigating factors can exist even when victims are police, potentially sparing the life of 19-year-old Harry Roberts in the 1974 New Orleans officer murder case.
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Potter Stewart
John Paul Stevens
Roberts
June 22 Prison Date Set in Watergate Prosecution
The judge fixed June 22 as the surrender date for Haldeman and Mitchell as they face a 120 day window from the Supreme Court denial to file for sentence reductions. Both men appeared marked by the trial's results and prepared to turn themselves in, pending motions.
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