Market Edges Up as Gains Narrow in Slower Trading
The noon Dow Jones average rose 2.89 to 871.95 as volume cooled. The NYSE and ASE saw mixed results with gains for IBM Johnson & Johnson and Burroughs while United Technologies fell 1 percent. Soliton Devices jumped after reporting a narrowed Q4 loss. The Dow’s rise follows late-week momentum amid higher short-term rates.
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Burroughs
Solitron Devices
High Point Enterprise Market Summary Page Entry
New York Stock Exchange noon prices and miscellaneous figures from The High Point Enterprise. This edition includes historical dividend footnotes and rate notices, with disclaimers about subscription payments and Associated Press content.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
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Might Point Enterprise, Inc
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Over The Counter Bid Asked Quotation Report
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative interdealer prices as of approximately 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Prices do not include retail mark up, mark down or commission.
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National Association of Securities Dealers
Uganda Accuses Britain of Warships Entering Kenya
Ugandan government charges two British warships with troops arriving in Mombasa to rescue Denis Hills the British teacher sentenced to death for describing Idi Amin as a village tyrant. Britain denies action while contingency plans to evacuate Britons rise amid Kampala tensions.
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Associated Press
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Kenya
Mombasa
Indian Ocean
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Kampala
British High Commission
Britain
Uganda
East African
Rhodesia
London Daily Mail
Royal Air Force
Amin
London
Africa
James Hennessey
Uganda Radio
Denis Hills
Hills
James Callaghan
Callaghan
CIA plots Castro murder link rossi Rosselli testimony
Rosselli claims five attempts to kill Castro tied to CIA in 1960s plot. Testimony before Congress details Maheu and O'Connell roles, with pellet poisons supplied by the CIA and a $10,000 cash handoff. Abzug vs. Colby clash over intelligence files and antiwar movement surveillance.
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Congress
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Anderson
Rosselli
Senate Intelligence Committee
William K. Harvey
Central Intelligence Agency
Los Angeles
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
CIA Project
Big Jim
O’connell
Maheu
O'Connell
New York City
Miami
Castro
Power sat proposal envisions 10000 megawatt space solar grid
Boeing researchers Gordon Woodcock and Daniel Gregory propose a 71000 ton solar energy satellite in low earth orbit with 22 square miles of mirrors to gather solar power. The system would deliver up to 10000 MW, then convert via thermal engines and microwave transmission for earth use, possible within two decades at an estimated $60 billion setup plus $13 billion per satellite.
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Boeing Aerospace Co
Boeing
Gordon R. Woodcock
Daniel L. Gregory
Grand Coulee Dam
Woodcock
Gregory
Earth
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
American Astronautical Society
Gregory and Woodcock
Powersat
N C Budget Compromise Sets Pay Hikes for University Staff
A budget compromise would add 2.3 million dollars for year one and 4.6 million for year two to raise pay for university faculty and community college personnel. The House favored limiting hikes to academic employees while the Senate sought broader coverage. The agreement also would restore the governor's ombudsman program after House efforts to eliminate it. Legislative leaders signaled final budget talks while committees prepared to approve the deal, stressing principle over money.
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House Appropriations Committee
Jimmy Love
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James Green
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Jim Hunt
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Gas shortages threaten NC industries and households
State officials and industry representatives fear winter gas shortages will close factories and raise prices. Transco predicts severe cuts for North Carolina, with big impact on NC Natural Gas Corp and other industrial customers while homes may be served first. Researchers claim solar satellites could meet electricity needs at a cost similar to present rates, with dozens of satellites required for national base load.
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Lowe's Co
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Mom & Pop’s
Multimedia
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Northwest Fin. Corp
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Phillips Fescue Piece Goods
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Reit
Planters
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N.C
Quality Mills
RMI Corp
Rahall Comm
Reid-Provident Labs
Ringaround
Rex Plastics
Mig Salem Carpet
Shoneys Big Boy
Sonoco Products
SC Natl. Corp
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Son. Natl. Corp
Spartan Food Systems
Synercon Corp. Televent Leasing
Textiles Inc
Thalhimer Bros
U Transco Cos
Triangle Brick
Caro, Baneshi
United Guaranty Corp
Va. International Wa
Natl, Bank
Walker Shoes
Washington Group +e
White Shield Co
West Knitting Corp
Wright Machinery
Morton L. Simons
State Commission
Simons
Transco
W.L. Bowen
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
North Carolina Natural Gas Corp
Fayetteville
Japan
United States
Record Industry Presidents Face Bribe Charges
Three record company presidents and 16 executives have been indicted on payola and tax evasion charges. The federal case spans Newark New York City Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Indictments accuse promoters of cash merchandise plane tickets and clothing given to radio staff to push records.
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Henry Gottlieb
Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Congressional
New York City
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
U.S. Atty
Jonathan ‘L. Goldstein
Pasquale Falconio
CBS Records
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Fort Lee
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