Mixed New York stock market after rally
The noon Dow at 918.50 fell 4.07 as profit taking appeared after Tuesday’s rally. Across the NYSE, losers and gainers were roughly even with General Motors down to 69 and Eastman Kodak 60½, Polaroid 30, and IBM slipping 1 after a Morgan Tuesday gain. Marriott edged up 11% and Northwest Airlines down to 26 as a 130000 share block traded.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Polaroid
IBM
Marriott Corp
Northwest Airlines
New York Stock Market Ticker Snapshot
A dense OCR of exchange board figures lists stock prices and percentage changes for many companies. Entities include Delta Air, Dow, DuPont, EastAir, General Electric, Ford, IBM, Kroger, Texaco, Uniroyal, Unocal, and Walt Disney with varied daily shifts shown as percentages and price points.
The High Point Enterprise masthead and billing terms
The notice presents the High Point Enterprise publication details from 1884, including subscription rates by month and year, carrier terms, and advertising representation notes. It states AP news usage rights and the paper being an independent local publication with distribution details.
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High Point Enterprise
Atamaen
Ros Avg N.C. Croyie
Associated Press
High Point
Corriae Waseters
High Point Enterprise, Inc
New York AP Stock Listings Show Wide Variation Across Issues
An AP market snapshot lists American Stock Exchange prices with varied movements across numerous issues. Notable entries include ArminCp, Asamera, BergenB, and KnickToy with mixed gains and losses, illustrating a broad, unsettled trading session.
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American Stock Exchange
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ArminCp
Asamera
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AtiesCp
Australo
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Cornelius
Water projects spark House vote. veto loom improves odds
The House backed 17 disputed water projects with a 218 to 1 vote amid expectations President Carter may veto. White House aides noted surprising strength and urged against a veto while a Senate subcommittee mulls eliminating eight projects.
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House of Representatives
Carter
White House
House
Ithe Dam
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Senate
Jody Powell
Powell
Brent Blackwelder
Environmental Policy Center
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
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Environmental Movement
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Louisiana
Cache Basin
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Oklahoma
Meramec Park Lake
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Yatesville Dam
Mississippi
Columbia Dam
Tennessee
Fruitland Mesa
Colorado
Narrows Unit
Auburn Dam
House Approves Utility Rate Procedure Bill Move
The North Carolina House tentatively approved a bill to let utilities include in rate bases the cost of plants under construction, enabling immediate collection of funds. Opponents warned it would make consumers bear private financing costs, while supporters argued it could lower future rate increases and spread cash flow.
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Raleigh
Hartwell Campbell
D-Wilson
Campbell
Ted
D-Forsyth
Ampbell
Cambell
Fred Dorsey
R-Henderson
Gov Hunt To Be Asked To Pardon Wilmington 10
North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt will be asked to pardon the Wilmington 10, convicted in a 1970s Wilmington racial violence case. Attys Fuller and Ferguson will present a pardon petition to the governor or a representative after a news conference with the Commission for Racial Justice of the United Church of Christ leading the defense effort. Nine black defendants face prison terms up to 34 years. one white woman was convicted of a lesser charge and is free.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Jim Hunt
N.C
Charlotte
Jim Fuller
James Ferguson
Ferguson
Commission For Racial Justice of the United Church of Christ
State Court of App
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Justice Commission
Miss North Carolina to be named Saturday
The Miss North Carolina contest will name its winner Saturday at Reynolds Auditorium in Winston-Salem. About 50 contestants from across the state compete in swimsuit evening gown interview and talent categories with the winner advancing to the Miss America pageant.
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Winston-Salem
Consumer Bill Faces FTC Guideline Challenge
Lawmakers debate a bill targeting unfair trade practices and penalties while urging courts to consider FTC rulings. North Carolina officials argue the measure could burden legitimate businesses and overreact to a Supreme Court decision.
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Greenwood
Jordan
Federal Trade Commission
PTC
FTC
Edmisten
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Attorney General
Supreme Court
Edmiston
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