Stock Market Mixed After Early Declines On Earnings Outlook
AP Business reporter notes a mixed session in New York as Dow Jones up 0.63 to 829.24 at noon after an initial drop from concerns about second quarter profits. Du Pont and oil issues pulled shares lower while others recovered, with NYSE composite down 0.04 to 48.23 amid heavy trading.
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High Point Enterprise Address and Subscription Rates
The High Point Enterprise announces rates for daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier options. It specifies prices for 1 year and 3 months, notes tax details, and lists the Griffith Company as national advertising representative while stressing independent carriers and distributor protections.
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Prices Reported by AP
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect interdealer prices as of about 3 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail mark-up, markdown, or commission.
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Reduced Business Rules Proposed By President
President Ford led calls to cut federal regulation on business with Treasury Secretary Simon and Transportation Secretary Coleman echoing the stance. Former California Governor Reagan supported deregulation as essential to allowing businesses to expand, citing 5 146 federal forms as a clog.
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AMA backs right to protest doctors without endorsing strikes
AMA delegates at the annual convention moved toward a more militant stance on doctor protests by reserving for members the right to protest while rejecting a principled ban on organized doctor actions. They urged individual choice to practice, and called for a board study of group action.
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Stallion to be released after vet checks in Culpeper
In Culpeper Virginia a horse impounded during a bicentennial ride from Charlotte North Carolina to Philadelphia was to be released today if a veterinarian finds it fit. Judge Franklin J. Jenkins ordered release after Dr Harry C Byrd testified the Arabian stallion Sharek and rider Jerry Linker 22 showed exhaustion saddle sores and visible ribs following the 610 mile reenactment of an 1775 route.
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Democratic whip goals and party spokesmen plan
A proposal outlines strengthening the House Democratic whip to secure more Democratic votes for party programs. It calls designating spokesmen on major issues, such as Al Ullman as energy spokesman, and requires five-day House sessions with daily roll call votes to publicly show Democrats' positions.
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Italian Reds Rally in Rome After Regional Victory
About 200000 Communist supporters gathered in St John Lateran Square Rome for the party rally following their regional gains. Enrico Berlinguer urged that communism offers a democratic alternative while warning against political complacency amid Italy's crisis and ongoing push for a historic coalition with the Christian Democrats.
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Man Pardoned After 51 Years in Prison
Roy Page, 76, was pardoned for a 1924 murder he says he did not commit. The pardon, extraordinary by the Minnesota Board of Pardons, nullifies his conviction for the Grace Mogul killing in St. Paul. Page spent 39 years jailed, paroled in 1963, and voiced relief at last finding justice.
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President cautious on veto amid inflation fears
President warns of a deleterious effect on the economy by rising inflation. J S Norman Jr of the National Association of Home Builders, a bill ally, says NABH checks with administration officials show the President has not yet committed to a veto.
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