02 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1976
Page
1
New York traders saw a strong midday gain as the Dow Jones average climbed 7.24 to 826, with gainers leading losers on the NYSE. United Brands led activity after a large 159,100 share block traded at 94. The NYSE composite rose .25 to 53.75 and the Amex index gained 29 to 109.70 on the session.
A garbled OCR style listing shows prices and listings for New York exchange related goods and securities. Amid chaotic fragments the text references Mem York, exchange halls, various company names, percentages, and bid asks, hinting at market activity and pricing across many assets. It preserves the sense of a crowded financial page with numerous entities and figures, though specifics are largely indecipherable.
A fragmented OCR list names several firms and brands including Pennony Aenean Predmnony REST Uta Pinikerson ECE Praaiere and Salem Carpet with various spurious descriptors. The text appears as scattered company mentions and product lines, lacking a coherent narrative or event.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a newspaper notice about The High Paint Enterprise, with references to circulation, copyright, and distribution terms. It mentions March dates and reproduction rights, urging readers to contact local offices for information and advertising details.
In Cleveland crime rates were relatively low, Baltimore saw steady rape declines, and robbery rates rose in all eight cities. Violent crime worsened overall with 1970 figures under 50 per 100,000 rising to 1974 levels above that threshold.
In Gastonia, a Gaston County grand jury indicted five teen suspects on about 50 charges of dealing hard drugs. Four were arrested midmorning with more arrests expected as a four month SBI and Gastonia Police investigation concluded. one named individual died during the proceedings.
MIAMI AP Presidential hopefuls Carter Shapp and Jackson spoke at a League of Women Voters forum on social service issues. They rejected fears of Social Security going broke and discussed funding fixes, with Carter proposing raising the earnings cap and Shapp/Jackson favoring tax-based or growth strategies while debating minimum income versus welfare guarantees.
A witness from April 4, 1974, says Hearst was coerced into joining the SLA and later forced to participate in the bank robbery two months afterward. She fled, claiming she was influenced by the SLA, while the prosecution argued Hearst was an impressionable convert and willing participant. defense showed jurors more than 50 bank film photos.
Paris courts handle about 200 tax fraud cases, many against show business figures and professionals. Finance Minister Fourcade notes officials will target high profile names to deter cheats. Notables cited include singer Charles Aznavour for alleged illicit exports, Johnny Hallyday for undeclared revenues, and astrologist Madame Soleil for tax evasion. The government emphasizes enforcing stricter scrutiny on fame to deter misconduct.
The piece outlines the race through April 6 with Carter and Jackson in focus, while Udall pursues a liberal bloc lead after second in New Hampshire, aiming to top Massachusetts and consolidate momentum into New York and Wisconsin. Bayh fights Udall’s strategy, Shriver leans on Kennedy name and hopes for top four, Steiger’s prospects look weak in Massachusetts.
The Orpheum reopened for a Wallace campaign night featuring Billy Grammer and Bobby Goldsboro as host acts. George C. Wallace spoke for about 40 minutes denouncing elites and federal judges over busing while urging Massachusetts voters to back his presidential bid. The venue, once a vaudeville theater, showed its aging grandeur as a crowd of over 2,000 listened amid campaign placards and mixed reactions.
A report notes health care expenses rose sharply since a decade ago, cutting into manufacturing, farming, housing, transit and education budgets. It cites premiums reaching 30 percent or more, driven by rising medical costs rather than extra benefits, and discusses federal funding and manpower decisions at a regional level.
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