Stock Market Up Sharply Amid Fed Signals In 1976
New York markets rallied as the Dow rose about 9 points to 982.13 and the NYSE composite edged up to 93.38, outpacing declines on the Amex. Volume on the Big Board surpassed 1 billion shares as investors weighed Fed signals on credit and interest rates. Major movers included Amgen, Merck, and various consumer and industrial names amid a broad trading day.
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New York Exchange Stuns With Remarkable Trading Tone
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High Point Enterprise financial OCR fragment
fragmented stock and finance notes with numerous errors and scattered figures. includes stray company names, locations and partial dates, resembling a European style market page and advertising boilerplate. unclear entities and numbers hamper coherent summary.
Teen car crash injures one near Fort Recovery
Nine cars waited on a roadway when a car from the opposite direction ran a stop sign and struck them. John Cremer, 21, of Maria Stein, was identified as the driver of the striking vehicle and was only lightly injured. The accident occurred six miles west of the Fort Recovery Minster Road intersection on Ohio Route 718. The cause remained under investigation as investigators questioned why the teens stopped to talk at the scene.
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Maria Stein Schlosser
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Ohio
Chicago 7 column recalls provocative trial actions
In a 7th U S Circuit Court of Appeals cited critique, Rubin reflects on the Chicago Seven defense strategy. He claims they aimed to provoke city reaction as a police state and highlight Vietnam era wrongs. He admits planning disruption and guilt for their role in events.
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Pound slumps past 2 mark amid Bank of England doubts
Traders blamed Britain's economic woes for a decade long decline in the pound and doubted strong Bank of England support. Dealers suggested the central bank has offered only limited aid, leaving the currency vulnerable as confidence erodes and export competitiveness rises.
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Psychiatrist Disputes Hearst Death-Fear Claim in Bank Robbery Stand
Dr Joel Fort testified for the government in the Hearst trial disputing the claim she joined the April 1974 bank robbery under fear of death. The exchange sparked courtroom clashes as Judge Carter weighed whether Fort's responses could stand. Fort said Hearst acted of her own free will and was not mentally disturbed the day of the holdup.
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Wright Patman dies at 82 long House career ends
Wright Patman dean of the House dies at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after influenza and pneumonia. A Texas Democrat who served 47 years, he led the Banking and Currency Committee from 1963 to 1974, fought big banks, and announced plans to retire at the end of the 14th Congress. He leaves three sons and two wives. Funeral set for Texarkana with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery.
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State auditor reviews Capital Communications billing disputes
Bridges said the state must examine new allegations after auditing last year found Capital Communications undercharged or overcharged the state, with repayment totaling 10 907. Holshouser defended audit thoroughness, while Louchheim could not explain why commissions were charged for outside services. James Harrington, former NER secretary, expects bills to be reviewed by state auditors.
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Children’s cancer deaths fall as diagnosis improves
Milwaukee pediatrician Dr. Donald Pinkel notes advances in diagnosis and treatment increase disease free survival and possible cures for more children. He cites JAMA March 8 report and ACS figures showing childhood cancer deaths dropping from 4,615 a decade ago to about 3,500 annually.
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Inflation fears and 1976 race echo in inflation debate
Reagan warned that post election inflation could double again and blamed deficit spending as its cause while unemployment fell to 7.6 percent in February, lowest in 14 months. Wallace proposed cutting federal bureaucracy by at least 10 percent, citing HEW’s 400000 staff and an alleged 1972 pledge with Carter.
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