Dow Tops 1000 Point Mark In Brief Rally
The Dow briefly hits the 1,000 level before pulling back, finishing near 996.22 as trading continues. New York stocks show a rally led by active issues with Lilly dropping after a 42,500 share block traded. NYSE composite up 0.38 and American Stock Exchange index up 0.38. Volume about 15.52 million shares in first two hours.
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American Stock Exchange Notes and Market Symbols
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Stock Market Sparks Mixed Gains Across Sectors
The index movement shows gains in transportation and industrial sectors with notable rises in Dow Jones averages. Bonds and early trading indicate mixed sentiment as investors eye shifts in energy and tech stocks amid uncertain economic signals.
Stock Averages Reported By AP Figures
AP stock averages feature names and figures for several companies in a condensed format. The brief lists include companies such as Hughes, Gearhart, and others with numeric performance indicators, reflecting daily market movement and closing values.
Ford Throm Page Seeks Wild River Designation for New River
The state seeks Wild and Scenic River status for a 263 mile New River stretch on the Virginia border to block a large hydroelectric project by Appalachian Power. Dams would flood over 60,000 acres and erase several villages. Ford campaigns in North Carolina as primary approaches while Ronald Reagan backs preserving the river.
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High Point Enterprise Ad Placeholder From OCR Text
An OCR style fragment from the High Point Enterprise references the Associated Press and a range of unclear details. It mentions contracts advertising representatives and terms but contains many garbled words and dates.
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Carter Predicts Good Showing In Florida Balloting
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter predicts a strong showing in Florida's primary as a test of George Wallace's strength in the South. He says a near win is possible and warns Wallace must show gains to avoid weakening his position. Carter campaigns in North Carolina and plans to watch Florida returns tonight.
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Virginia policewoman fires in self defense case
Ginger Johnson drew her service revolver during a confrontation with Shelor as he advanced toward her. The shot ended the pursuit. no charges were filed against Johnson. The suspect, Shelor, had earlier been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a June last year fatal car crash near Blacksburg, with sentencing postponed for a presentencing report.
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Mice at Levi Office Spark Lighthearted Comment
Washington AP reports Attorney General Edward Levi noted a hole in his office now houses a well mannered mouse or mice. Levi told reporters he cannot tell if it is one or several but they appear well trained and harmless. The issue arose after two Justice Department lawyers complained of mice and roaches. Levi said he offered new quarters but the pest problem was solved.
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Multistate killings shock Bethesda family in Carderock Springs
Police say five bodies were found in the Bishop family home with blunt trauma deaths. The victims included children in pajama clothes. The bodies were moved to an isolated North Carolina site and a station wagon was seen near the gravesite before a fire revealed the deaths. Investigators seek the car and motive remains unknown. The Bishops were well regarded, with ties to Ethiopia, Milan, and Botswana, described as a popular couple and admired by colleagues.
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He Doesn t Like House Wife Divorce Case Reveals Split
The article notes that marriages ended in divorce for Corman and one wife died, while he remained divorced from the other. Corman, contacted in Washington, said his wife’s decision is a regrettable but understandable move. Patti is described as pursuing an independent course of action, a trait admired by Corman. Mrs. Corman expressed regret over their parting. The piece mentions congressional district requirements and possible home death scenarios across districts.
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Electronic Depositing Will Grow Nationwide by Year End
Washington AP report says electronic Social Security deposits to checking or savings will expand nationwide by year end after Georgia last month. The system, optional for recipients, bypasses paper checks by routing funds from a Treasury prepared tape. Plumly noted Georgia saw 32 000 participants about 75 of eligible. Florida to begin in early April with 360 200 participants about 25 of eligible. Treasury aims for 16 million payments 40 of total by decade end.
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Oil talks in secrecy over Aramco ownership continues
Panhandle dispatch reports third day of secret negotiations between Saudi oil minister Yamani and executives from Exxon Texaco Mobil and Standard Oil of California at Bay Point Yacht Club. U.S. officials say talks on nationalizing Aramco highlight fears over foreign oil dependence while political figures push for energy measures.
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