Market slides as investors await oil embargo outcome
New York stocks eased from a two day rally with the Dow at 872.18, down 7.67 as traders weighed Arab oil embargo news. Disney fell to 51 4, while AT&T and ITT also slipped, and the NYSE composite hovered near 1500 as activity shifted to the American Exchange and Amex.
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New York Stock Exchange
United States
Cairo
Walt
Disney Productions
American Stock Exchange
International Telephone & Telegraph
Amex
McCullooks Oil
NYSE
Stock quotes and market roundup from New York and High Point papers
The page presents a dense list of stock prices and percentages across numerous companies and sectors, including New York Stock Exchange and Associated Press items. It records closing values, daily changes, and notable movers, interspersed with local High Point Enterprise notices and subscription details.
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High Point
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Associated Press
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertsing Representatves
Eight named to North Carolina State Apprenticeship Council
The appointment of eight members to a newly constituted State Apprenticeship Advisory Council was announced in Raleigh by Labor Commissioner Billy Creel. Named were L Wilbur Decker Winston Salem Charles B Jones Raleigh Charles Shaw Jr Greensboro William Don Fox Asheville Willie Hayes Wilmington S E Ruff Charlotte Charles Law Raleigh and Thomas E Williams Raleigh. The North Carolina Senate also added a campaign spending limitation to campaign disclosure legislation with a 44 to 2 vote, detailing donor disclosure and spending caps across primary and general elections.
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Billy Creel
L. Wilbur Decker
Winston- Salem
Charles B. Jones
Charles Shaw Jr
Greensboro
William Don Fox
Asheville
Willie Hayes
Wilmington
S.E. Ruff
Charlotte
Charles Law
Thomas E. Williams
N.C
North Carolina
Senate
Charles B. Deane Jr
Richmond
Hunt
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Robert Somers
Rowan
Jim Hunt
Deane
Holfhouser
House
James E. Ramsey
Ramsey
U.S. Congress
Royal Couple Plans May U S Visit
London AP Princess Margaret and Lord Snowden will visit the United States in May. The article notes political campaign finance proposals, PACs allowed, prohibitions on corporate and union contributions, and potential loopholes cited by Rep. Ernest Messer. The bill requires reporting of certain expenditures but not aggregated individual totals and excludes primaries.
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London
Margaret
Lord Snowden
United States
Ernest Messer
D-Haywood
Public Help Urged In Hearst Probe
FBI urges public help in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping case. Agent in charge Charles Bates says calls with information are followed up. no SLA contact has been made recently. Hearst family donations funded the People in Need program aiding California's needy. 75,000 food packages have been distributed with more planned.
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Patricia Hearst
Charles Bates
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Over-The-Counter Bid Asked Quotations Snapshot
NASD inter dealer price quotes as of about 11 a.m. via B F Hutton High Point office show bids and asks for diverse firms and products. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions and fluctuate through the day.
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B. F. Hutton & Co, Inc
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Bassett Furn
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Chatham Mfg
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Pub
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Rex Plastics
Sout. Film Ex
West Knit
Interest Ceiling For Loans Lifted If N.C. Bill Passes
Raleigh AP The House Banking Committee reported a bill to end North Carolina’s 8 percent ceiling on home loans for one year. Backed by banks and builders, it faces a House vote with consumer groups opposing. If enacted the ceiling would end June 1975 unless the General Assembly acts again. A separate bill to raise the limit to 9 percent received no committee action. Senate panel backed an auto insurance anti discrimination measure praised by Insurance Commissioner John Ingram as a long awaited reform.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House Banking Committee
Dan Lilley
D-Lenoir
Lilley
General Assembly
Sneed High
Ccumberland
High
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D-Buncombe
Senate Insurance Committee
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Nixon signals no recession and veto on energy bills
President Nixon predicts no recession in 1974 while defending energy policy vetoes that blocked longer gas lines and nationwide rationing. He clashes with campaign finance reforms, asserts private contributions are healthier, and explains taped Watergate discussions with Dean and Haldeman. He notes perjury indictments tied to Haldeman and cites evidence from the tape but defends clemency linkage as misinterpreted by others.
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Nixon
John W. Dean III
H.R. Haldeman
Dean
Haldeman
Grand Jury
Gas Tanks Kept Twice As Full
NORTH HOLLYWOOD CALIF The average motorist keeps twice as much gasoline in his tank due to the fuel shortage. Since January motorists average 9.5 gallons, up from 4.6 before the shortage. Dan Lundberg of Lundberg Survey says with 91 million passenger vehicles this reduces service station supplies by about half a billion gallons. The Federal Energy Office blames panic buying and topping off for excess storage. Lundberg notes the average car holds about 17.1 gallons.
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Lundberg Survey, Inc
Federal Energy Office
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Governors push to reveal facts amid Nixon crisis
Evans and Milliken urged avoiding resignation as it would leave doubts. they stressed the need for facts. The testimony recounts Vesco and Stans moving a $200000 campaign contribution just after a new reporting deadline, with delay ideas discussed and a scheduling problem cited.
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Itos
U.S. District Court
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Sears
General Accounting Office
Vesco
Nixon shifts tactics to move Watergate past scandal
President Nixon signals a tactical pivot inviting congressional confidants to view the film Friendly Persuasion as he expands cooperation with impeachment probes. He has held two news conferences in nine days and offered grand jury materials or testimony, while his lawyer says a broader speaking schedule will follow.
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White House
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