Dow 1000 hurdle looms as stock market mixed
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones Industrial Average near 1000 at noon, up 0.77 points from Thursday. Gainers led losers 9 to 5 among NYSE issues, traders cited declines in the money supply and bank lending as easing rate signals, while selling near every 1000 breach persisted. Tenneco held at 32 as the NYSE composite rose to 1055.46, Amex up 1 to 149, and overall volume about 25 million in two hours. AB Dick fell to 8 after a 4:00 delay, citing lower earnings guidance for the year.
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High Point Enterprise historic subscription notice
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 announces village mail rates and delivery terms. It notes independent contractor distributors and disclaims responsibility for advance payments, with subscription options including daily, monthly, and yearly terms and local delivery details.
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Two Bodies Found In Charlotte
In Charlotte a woman was found dead in a wooded area Thursday night and a man in an apartment bathroom after a tip from a Georgia sheriff. Authorities seek to identify the woman as 18 year old Susan Paulson, a missing convenience store clerk, while the man’s identity remains undetermined. Both victims appeared to have been shot.
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Ford Busing Bill Faces Stark Senate Skepticism
Washington AP reports Sen Robert Dole and Sen Roman Hruska express strong doubt about President Ford’s plan to limit school busing. The Judiciary Committee plans early hearings as key House members pause, while Kennedy weighs alternatives to court-ordered busing amid concern for Black students' educational rights.
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EPA Says Nuclear Accident Could Kill More Than Estimated
The EPA finds a major nuclear plant accident could kill two to ten times more people than NRC estimates. The review says cancer deaths could total about 33,000 over 20 to 30 years, with long term impacts potentially greater. It notes Rasmussen’s one-in-a-billion-year risk may be roughly accurate.
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Workers File Age Bias Suit Against Paper
Three former Durham Herald Co Inc employees filed separate suits in US District Court at Greensboro alleging dismissal was age based under the Age Discrimination Act. Plaintiffs Henry M Woodward Thomas C Nutt and James B Bowles, all Greensboro residents, were in the circulation department or its management. The company spokesman denied age played a part.
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Photos of Viking study spark Mars flood debate
Dr Michael Carr leads a team that analyzes Viking photos and weighs two views on Mars features. Some experts argue catastrophic floods carved channels producing teardrop plateaus. others say slow erosion shaped valleys over long times. Mars is now considered dry.
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Decorated Hero Holt Wins Carnegie Medal for Bull Rescue
Arthur Ray Holt of Dallas North Carolina receives a $1000 tax free check and Carnegie Hero Fund bronze medal for saving Frank Brayne from a 1500 pound bull at Hardin Mills. Holt, a unemployed card tender, had entered a pasture in April 1975 to rescue Brayne after the animal gored him, suffering injuries but surviving thanks to Holt.
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Barbara
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Carter Sees Strong Front-Runner Edge In Delegate Count
The AP survey shows Carter with near 1,800 committed delegates and broad state support excluding North Dakota. Carter notes a very conservative count and expects more delegates at the convention as opponents release delegates and uncommitted delegates emerge. Brown acknowledges Carter’s nomination prospects barring unforeseen events, with Udall and Brown holding about 311 and 303 delegates respectively.
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Possible Sites Are Chosen For Wind-Power Generators
The ERDA said 17 locations including Block Island and Kaena Point are under consideration for four experimental wind power systems. The first two units, to be installed next year, will produce 125 to 200 kilowatts at 20 mph winds. The two larger units planned for 1978–79 could generate up to 1,500 kilowatts with 200-foot blades.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
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