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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
2
The most active list includes Gateway Sporting Goods up 1 percent at an unspecified price Prudent Resources up 1 percent at 101 Leisure Technology up 1 percent at 20 and Coleman Co down 3 percent at 28 58.
A compact glossary outlining ticker terms and shorthand used in NYSE notices including ex dividend dates rights offerings warrants and issuance phrases. It notes classifications such as ex dividend distribution under certain symbols and conditions for securities being reorganized or placed under bankruptcy and foreign issuances subject to tax rules.
Reported remnants of a North Vietnamese regiment withdrew after five days of heavy fighting near Hill 31, the paratrooper base north of Highway 9 inside Laos. U S forces lost another helicopter in Laos, crew rescued with one wounded. In eastern Cambodia 23,000 South Vietnamese troops press to destroy base camps and depots, while Saigon claims heavy fighting northwest of Snuol with 47 enemy killed. Museum curator cites a World War I Victoria Cross valued at 5,000 to 6,000 dollars amid burglary claims. burglars suspected, night watchman not hired due to budget. The War Memorial Museum Virginia traces its roots to 1923 Newport News.
The article presents a stock index snapshot with Dow Jones averages and other market figures compiled by The Associated Press. It notes declines in Vietnam related indicators and mentions government or military figures and sector movements, alongside bond and rail data.
President Nixon urged Congress to adopt federal revenue sharing and a government reorganization during a joint Iowa Legislature address. He announced adding 100 million to the previously proposed 1 billion for rural development, bringing the rural total to 1.1 billion for the next fiscal year and 24 percent more than current grant levels.
In Londonderry Bogside district fire bombs killed a British soldier and wounded others as clashes erupted between British troops and IRA snipers. In Belfast a soldier was shot and a 10 year old sent to hospital amid further gunfire and explosions across Northern Ireland.
Bomb threats targeted the Capitol in the early morning blast harming the north end of the Senate Chamber. Broken windows, shattered mirrors, and scattered debris affected the barber shop area while the historic Old Senate Chamber exterior remained intact. Engineers warn of potential structural concerns as they inspect damaged walls and west front beams.
New Delhi reports show widespread violence during a 10 day national poll with at least two deaths and multiple injuries. In Bihar violence interrupted polling at several stations, while Indira Gandhi seeks a parliamentary majority amid party splits and a strong four party challenge.
The High Point Central YMCA offers team-to-swim classes for 8 and 9-year-olds starting Tuesday. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday for five weeks from 6 to 7 p m and are open to YMCA members only.
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