Stock Market Downgraded by Higher Interest Rates
New York AP reports disappointment from persistent high interest rates pushing the stock market lower. The noon Dow Jones average fell 7.27 to 844.61 as gainers trailed with a 7 to 2 ratio on the NYSE. American Motors led activity, down ¾ to 6. Central Soya warned of a 16 percent earnings drop, while Disney, Aetna, American Home Products and Honeywell also declined amid broad weakness. The NYSE composite slipped to 48.10.
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New York High Point Enterprise masthead overview
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, an independent newspaper based in High Point North Carolina, publishes daily and Sunday editions. It lists delivery and mail rates, Associated Press affiliation, and notices about subscriptions and distribution.
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Morgan Plans Quick Move to Install New Attorney General
Morgan outlined a rapid plan to hand over the attorney general’s office and the State Bureau of Investigation. He cited Holfhouser’s plan to appoint Appeals Court Judge James H. Carson Jr. as attorney general upon Morgan’s resignation. Morgan said he declined challenging the governor’s actions in court to avoid delaying the election outcome.
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Los Angeles
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Duke Power Rate Hike Attack Draws Public Hearings
Duke Power faces opposition as a 16.8 percent rate increase is challenged by Jesse L. Riley of the Carolina Environmental Study Group. Citizens including a welfare mother and Grey Panthers oppose the plan, arguing it would finance nuclear expansion and raise bills for fixed incomes. Hearings proceed in Charlotte with further sessions in Marion and Greensboro.
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Panov and wife leave Russia for Israel to resume ballet careers
Valery Panov, former Kirov star, and his dancer wife Galina quit the Soviet Union for Israel via Budapest and Vienna. Panov plans tours and new ballets after 26 months emigration delay. He cites KGB harassment and chooses life in the West despite risks. Galina mourns loss after a miscarriage in Vilnius hospital.
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Pat Nixon Cheered During Egypt Factory Visit
First Lady Pat Nixon drew cheers as she left the official presidential party to visit a children's center and a weaving factory in Cairo. She praised the grateful reception from Egyptians and toured the pyramids with President Nixon and President Sadat. Workers at the weaving plant hailed Sadat and Nixon, while volunteers at a nearby children's home received her warmly.
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Transit of Watergate ties in LaRue transcript items
The Dixon report notes the edited White House transcript of March 21 omits Nixon comments on several Watergate related matters. It covers use of a Cuban committee for campaign cash via Herbert Kalmbach, the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in, an Ehrlichman controlled operation, Muskie campaign infiltration, Kalmbach’s $400000 payment to a Wallace opponent, and a grand jury probe of Mitchell Vesco and Stans.
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Kalmbach
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Robert L. Vesco
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Weather Underground claims Gulf Oil HQ bombing
The Weather Underground claimed responsibility for a Thursday night blast at Gulf Oil Corp headquarters on the 29th floor. No injuries were reported though extensive damage occurred to Gulf Asian Corp offices. A switchboard operator warned police 20 minutes before the explosion, and seven people were briefly trapped in an elevator.
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Gulf Asian Corp
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New York
Officials Reminded Of Gift Law
Washington AP officials warned that any gift over 50 dollars from foreign governments must be surrendered. Letters are being sent by the State Department Office of Protocol after a misreading of the law. Sen Hubert Humphrey handed over a diamond gifted to his wife by Zaire's president. others including Spiro Agnew and wives of Fulbright and Rogers have already surrendered gifts.
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John King
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D-Minn
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Spiro T. Agnew
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
William P. Rogers
Nixon impeachment inquiry moves toward tapes and subpoenas
Committee special counsel Doar seeks a key hit from the Watergate tapes and plans to subpoena President Nixon. Sirica’s ruling on a 1972 tape is under appeal. Doar aims to call Archibald Cox and Elliot Richardson, and to probe Nixon's personal finances for 1969 to 1972.
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Committee
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Elliot L. Richardson
Cox
Senate
Violent Protest Over Policeman Acquittal In Queens
In South Jamaica Queens hundreds of protesters smashed windows and attacked property after the acquittal of Patrolman Thomas Shea in the 1973 fatal shooting of Clifford Glover. A police officer was injured. cars and stores damaged. one arrest and several summonses reported.
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