Market climbs on inflation relief and uranium buzz
New York stocks surged as inflation showed signs of easing with the Dow up 8.61 at 853.96 at noon and the NYSE outpacing decliners four to one. Atlas Corp led gains on reports of private sector uranium moves, while utilities stayed strong amid lower borrowing fears and OPEC price uncertainty.
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Unofficial sales figures and footnotes define dividend types and actions. Abbreviations cover extra or stock dividends, liquidating dividends, payments in arrears, stock splits, ex-dividend statuses, warrants, and reorganizations under bankruptcy.
High Point Enterprise masthead and subscription rates
The High Point Enterprise lists its address at 210 Church Avenue High Point North Carolina and outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, with charges for 1 3 6 and 12 month periods and a 4 percent sales tax note. It also notes Associated Press wide reproduction rights and post office classification details.
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Over-The-Counter Prices From AP Quotation Summary
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect representative interdealer prices as of about 3 00 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail markups mark downs or commissions.
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Winn-Dixie Ordered to Pay Back Wages in Civil Contempt
Federal judge in Jacksonville found Winn-Dixie Inc. in civil contempt for failing to comply with wage hour judgments since 1967. The company was ordered to pay employees 1 million dollars, with purge by meeting back wages as set by the agreement between company officials and the U.S. Labor Department. The ruling cited violations of minimum wage, overtime pay, and record-keeping provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Teal Approved For Utility Commission Seat In NC
W Lester Teal a 49 year old Lenoir furniture executive and certified public accountant was confirmed by the North Carolina General Assembly for a two year term on the state Utilities Commission without a dissenting vote. Teal is the third of three new appointees joining Barbara Simpson and J Ward Purrington as the commission expands from five to seven members. Teal pledged to disqualify himself from CT&T matters to avoid conflicts due to his brother's position with Carolina Telephone and Telegraph.
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Women Leaders Call for Peaceful Feminist Path
In Mexico City at an international conference, Imelda Marcos and Jihan Sadat urged that women’s emancipation not rival men or ignite extremism. They argued for harmony between genders, maintaining family unity while securing rights. The UN sponsored gathering draws thousands, with many delegations led by first ladies and relatives of leaders.
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Prison details and inmate deaths raise medical care concerns
Morrison described a series of prison abuses from Huntersville and Central Prison including an inmate dying after a doctor was not provided and a machine moved in front of a cell causing lethal exhaust fumes. He cited a commission inquiry that led to demotion of a unit superintendent. Rosa Hairston reported stomach pain, later had an appendectomy that required 11 weeks hospital stay. The commission has handled 21 inmate complaints about medical care and received 13 more appeals from women’s prison.
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North Carolina to Shift State Primary to August
Raleigh AP reports the legislature approved moves to place the statewide primary for state and local offices on the third Tuesday in August, separating it from the presidential primary. The change could cost about 500000 but supporters argue it reduces campaigning time and expense. The House and Senate also backed a plan allowing taxpayers to donate $1 of their state income tax to a chosen party.
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Inmate riot leads to prison lockdown and force used
Political aide to Gov. Holshouser reports 15 inmates moved to other prisons and 40 to 50 placed in maximum security cells after a breakdown in negotiations with a state delegation. Edwards cites stalemate and warns of reprisals if inmates do not return to dorms as guards back up order amid protestors and a rights group opposition.
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Action For Forgotten Women
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Slain Mafia Figure Giancana Recalled as Recluse Grooming Golf Life
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