Market mixed as saccharin ban eyed by traders
Traders shifted focus to effects of a proposed saccharin ban as the Dow fell 83 to 942.07. G D Searle gained 1% on prospects for aspartame, while Sherwin Williams slipped 4 to 35, saccharin contributing under 2% of earnings.
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Sherwin-Williams
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New York Stock Exchange Prices Snapshot 1977
Readable fragments show extensive price listings for New York stocks and sectors with many active tickers. The document lists price changes and percentages across numerous companies including Amex, American, Ampex, Coca Cola, Ford, GE, IBM, and others, reflecting a broad market snapshot from AP archive.
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Over-The-Counter Pricing in Historic High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise presents a dense page with stock indexes, utility and industrial sector figures, and subscription pricing. The document lists Dow Jones changes and various market categories, followed by advertising data and a large array of partially readable numeric tables and vendor references.
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Poe
High Ae Enterprise
Paroha Avenue
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Associated Press
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Nations Advertising
New York Stock Exchange at Noon Mixed Lows
Market brief shows slight moves at midday with industrials near flat. Transportation up 0.1, utilities steady, finance down marginally while overall index activity remains subdued.
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Warnke Vote Seen As Warning On SALT Negotiations
The Senate approved Paul C. Warnke 58 to 40 as SALT negotiator, short of the two thirds needed to ratify a treaty. Supporters call him a tough negotiator while opponents warn the vote signals tough examina tion of any new arms deal with the Russians.
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Senate
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Paul C. Warnke
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Warnke
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Russia
Wholesale prices rise in February pushing index up
The February wholesale price index increased nine tenths of a percent driven by higher costs for coffee poultry fruits and vegetables and fuel. Analysts cited severe winter droughts and a Florida citrus freeze as contributing factors with refunds from natural gas earlier months skewing the trend. The year over year gain reached six percent with the index at 190 indicating $100 in 1967 now costs $190.
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Labor Dept
Florida
Department
Protesters Rally as N C Symphony Performs at Carnegie Hall
Governor Jim Hunt faced protest by New York activists during the North Carolina Symphony concert at Carnegie Hall. Demonstrators urged pardons for the Wilmington 10 and Charlotte Three while praising Hunt as a “peoples’ governor” for state arts support.
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Hawkins recalls Hanafi Moslems killings and admonition
Hawkins described his efforts to dissuade Khaalis and others from revenge after the 1973 Hanafi Moslems attack. Five Philadelphia Black Muslims were convicted of murder and sentenced to 140 years each. He said he would consider any reasonable role to help end the currentSERGE.
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Hanafi Threat Shuts Down White House Gun Salute Cancelled
The Hanafi siege continued with hostages released for medical reasons as police sought a calm resolution. A terrorist warned against storming the District building while officials reported hostages at the B'nai B'rith and Islamic Center, with numbers ranging up to 118 in the cafeteria.
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Hanafi Leader Preached Peace Amid Hostage Crisis
Abdul Khaalis, leader of the Hanafi sect, spoke to reporters from a cafeteria command post as nearly 60 hostages remained at B'nai B'rith headquarters. His past calls for nonviolence contrasted with deadly 1973 murders linked to his group, prompting renewed police attention and warnings.
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