Mixed stock market muted by profit taking at 1000 mark
The Dow fell about 1.34 points as profit taking weighed on trading after Greenspan signaled a solid recovery. Occidentals activity stood out after a deal to buy 6.25 million preferred shares and warrants. NYSE volume slowed in early trading while the composite index slid to 55.27 and the Nasdaq up modestly.
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Occidental
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High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and News Summary
The High Point Enterprise lists display ad rates and circulation details with references to Associated Press content. It notes independent contracting for carriers and advertising reps, plus locations in High Point North Carolina and New York AP copy listings.
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Post Office
High Point NC
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High Pont Enterprie Inc
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New York Stock Exchange Index Summary at Noon
The noon stock index report shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average around 3827.00, with transportation and financial sectors noted. Details include a 4107 reading for Transportation and a 5278 figure for Finance, reflecting intraday moves in the New York market.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Budget Group Delays Project in Rocky Mount
RALEIGH AP The planned conversion of Richard T Fountain school at Rocky Mount into an adult prison has been delayed by the Advisory Budget Commission. A number of Rocky Mount area residents protested the proposed conversion of the juvenile offenders school.
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Raleigh
Richard T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Advisory Budget Commission
Pension formulas set for congress and retirees
Lawmakers retirement pay is based on 2.5 percent per year of service on the high three salary years with a 32 year cap at 80 percent. Military and noncongressional service can be counted with differing formulas, yielding a max around 34800 for a $44600 pay and a 5 percent raise. Several members reach the cap and many incumbents are retiring or seeking Senate runs.
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Eury Ole Romes Inc
Zimmer
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Robert E. Jones
D-Ala
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Leon
Arab peacekeeping troops reach Beirut to reopen airport
About 1,000 Arab troops arrived in Beirut to police a new ceasefire in Lebanon. The force, flying white flags, included Syrian and Libyan battalions and moved toward Beirut airport after a nine hour drive from Damascus. Syrian and Saiqqa commandos maintained control around the airport as fighting continued nearby.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ofeirut
Damascus
Sidon
Riots Erupt In African Townships Near Pretoria and Johannesburg
Violence flared in Mabopane Mamelodi Atteridgeville and surrounding areas as police backed by helicopters moved in to quell rioters. At least two killed and many injured as buses cars and stores were attacked. The broader toll from last week’s clashes cited 128 dead.
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Klipgat
Bantu
Wall
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Nigel
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Prinston
Teacher Sentenced In Tax Fraud
Greensboro AP report: Winston-Salem teacher Robert L. Durrah received a one year suspended prison term and a $1000 fine for income tax evasion. He pleaded guilty to submitting 13 altered checks during an audit of his 1972 federal tax return, sentenced June 18 by Judge Eugene Gordon in the Middle District Court.
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Winston-Salem
Robert L. Durrah
Eugene Gordon
Internal Revenue Service
Northern Markets Auction Aims to Aid Sharecropper Move
Four hundred crates of Georgia sweet corn head to Philadelphia for an auction to prove poor sharecroppers can reach northern markets. The event, organized by the Minority Farmers and Truckers Assoc of America, features Raymond Lane the Great American Watermelon Man trekking from Georgia to attract attention to farmers’ plight and hopes to help 50 sharecroppers and tenant farmers access large northern markets.
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Assoc. of America
Raymond Lane
Statesboro
Georgia
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Charles Riley
Louisiana
Alabama
South Carolina
Riley
Lane
Delegate totals for Republican and Democratic conventions
Delegates totals by candidate are listed for bound and pledged delegates. Republican leaders include Ford with 1 005 and Reagan with 932 followed by uncommitted and others while Democratic counts show Carter at 1 423 Udall 32 Brown 301 and other names. Totals indicate progress toward nomination with yet to be chosen delegates and the required threshold.
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Kennedy linked plot under review in Kennedy death case
Sources say a plotted plan involving Castro amid strong signals and Fitzgerald’s claim to AMLASH may explain motive behind Kennedy’s Dallas assassination though no hard link exists. Castro denies ties. Some panel members doubt Castro involvement and a right wing anti Castro group is also considered. Brazil rendezvous details remain classified.
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Amlash
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Presbyterians Close Meeting in Alabama Assembly
The 16th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S ended in Tuscaloosa after a week of church and national talks. Rev Dr Paul Edris of Daytona Beach Fla was named first chairperson of the new mission board, with Mrs Sara B Moseley of Sherman Texas elected to succeed him next year in Nashville. The assembly adopted a 7.8 million budget, with 65.7 percent for overseas missions and the rest for domestic work. It also urged President Ford to grant a full pardon for those who refused to serve in Vietnam and approved a report saying exorcism is not usually part of the minister’s work.
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Ala
General Assembly
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U.S
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Fla
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Sherman
Tex
Assembly
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Tenn
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