Stock Market Mixed After Early Gain With Star Wars Rally
The New York market edged lower from a brief advance as the Dow slipped to 910.70 by noon, with 3 to 2 gains over losses on NYSE listings. Movie stocks led gains on Twentieth Century Fox Star Wars excitement, while the composite indices rose modestly. Nasdaq-like activity reflected 8.82 million NYSE shares traded at midday.
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Noisy Wall Street Snapshot From New York Exchange
A garbled AP sourced listing from the New York Stock Exchange shows prices, highs, lows, and daily changes for numerous stocks. Names like AmCan, Ashion, BlackOr, and BankAm appear among others as part of a broad market ticker page.
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Stock and Bond Averages Report Revised Figures
A market bulletin presents updated stock averages with figures for the prior day and month, including highs and lows for 1977 and 1976. Bond averages for rails, utilities, and fuels are listed with year comparisons and daily movements.
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Ways and Means panel weighs fuel saving tax credits in energy push
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee moves toward a vote on Carter energy plans including a 10 percent tax credit for business investments in energy saving equipment. The panel also rejected gasoline tax and car bonus ideas, while the full House prepares several appropriations bills amid partisan friction over energy policy. Carter urged public pressure to counter oil and auto lobbies.
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CIA Operations Center World Spreads Across Global Posts
Time magazine released a photograph by Stanley Tretick showing the center of CIA operations with personnel stationed worldwide. The image highlights covert network activity and the reach of U S intelligence during the era.
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Police Purchase Not Approved by City for 1969 Wiretap Gear
The Charlotte Police Department reportedly obtained a $15 215 federal grant signed January 10 1969 by Police Chief J C Goodman to buy intelligence support systems enabling telephone taps without city council approval. City records show no authorization or acceptance, and council recalls no discussion. The department faces a 1972 73 probe into illegal wiretaps and cover up claims.
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Kennedy kin eyes Massachusetts treasurer race
Joseph Kennedy III, 24, eldest Kennedy in the new generation, hints at a future run for state treasurer of Massachusetts. He weighs public service options after managing his uncle Edward Kennedy’s Senate bid and earning a degree from UMass.
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State Department Denies Vance Arafat Meeting Report
The State Department rejected an Egypti s Middle East news agency report that Cyrus R. Vance would meet Yasir Arafat. A spokesman called the story untrue and said no such meeting was scheduled.
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Budget plan faces resistance as lawmakers weigh cuts and raises
Sen Harold Hardison says the proposed budget is final and unlikely to change. The document trims Medicaid for the needy by 11 million, freezes some costs, and ends adult dental care but may cover pre July 1 treatments. Tuition rises for UNC system students. state aid increases for private colleges. a new veterinary school fund opens with two million dollars.
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