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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1974

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Wall Street Soars On Oil Meeting Optimism

New York stocks edged higher as traders anticipated a positive outcome from the Arab oil ministers conference in Tripoli. Dow Jones hit 894.63, up 7.51, with gainers outpacing losers about 2 to 1 on the NYSE. IBM Xerox Polaroid led gains in glamour issues while utilities and lodging stocks advanced on talk of easing oil embargoes.

New York New York Stock Exchange Tripoli Middle East United States Avis, Inc American Express Ce Avis International Telephone & Telegraph ITT American Express American Stock Exchange Ramada Inns Howard Johnson Marley Co Environmental Protection Agency IBM Xerox Polaroid Amex WUI Inc NYSE

High Point Enterprise begins publication details and rates

The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, published afternoons and Sundays in High Point North Carolina, lists price rates for mail subscriptions, home delivery, and advertising representation through Ward-Griffith Company with AP news rights and postage notes.

High Point Enterprise High Point Enterprise, Inc Church Avenue High Point N.C Associated Press Carriec Focal News AP News Ward-Griffith Company National Advertising Representatives

Unofficial US Dividend Rates and Footnotes Explained

The article outlines that American sales figures are unofficial and dividend rates shown are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration. It explains various footnotes denoting conditions such as extra dividends, stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and dates of declaration or payment, including overseas issuances and bankruptcy contexts.

Spectator

Dried Milk May Be Regulated Further

RALEIGH AP The state Milk Commission will hold a Raleigh session on March 26 to hear arguments on a proposal to further regulate the sale of reconstituted milk in North Carolina. The measure, drafted by commission staff, arises from western processor distributors who argue that reconstituted milk disrupts orderly marketing in the Asheville area and to be adopted would affect all distributors statewide.

Raleigh State Milk Commission North Carolina Milk Commission Asheville

Injunction Directed At Pickets In San Francisco

San Francisco police were ordered to remove picket lines at sewage plants and transit sites, while a weeklong strike by the Service Employees International Union continued. Mayor Alioto said police would read the court order directing arrests if needed, though mass arrests were opposed. The union rejected a court order to end the strike and return to work as bargaining resumed. Raw sewage flowed into the bay due to lines and a beach quarantine was ordered. Transit service remained shut as the Transit Workers Union refused to cross picket lines. The city seeks $16 million annually in raises and a dental health plan, versus the city offer of $8.5 million.

San Francisco San Francisco Bay Pacific Ocean Alioto Transit Workers

Picasso Scions Declared Legal Heirs

In Grasse France AP Claude and Paloma Picasso are named legitimate heirs of Pablo Picasso after a French court ruled Picasso acknowledged paternity by dedicating paintings to them. They are children of Francoise Gilot, born during his marriage to Olga Koklova. A son from that marriage and Picasso's widow challenge the ruling.

Grasse France Claude Paloma Picasso Pablo Picasso Paloma Francoise Gilot Picasso Olga Koklova Paul

North Carolina Lifts Outdoor Burning Ban

The North Carolina Forestry Department ends the outdoor burning ban after a favorable forecast and light recent rainfall. State Forester Revd Winkworth says rain reduced fire danger statewide, though the southeast remains high risk, and the ban was first imposed on Sunday.

Raleigh North Carolina State Forestry Department State Revd Winkworth Winkworth

Fire damages vacant building in Goldsboro milling site

AP reports a fire severely damaged the vacant Goldsboro Milling Co. building, which was already scheduled for demolition. No injuries noted as crews fought the blaze at the site in Goldsboro.

Goldsboro Goldsboro Milling Co

Testimony in Vesco case highlights trial shifts

Government witness Harry L. Sears testifies for seventh day in the Mitchell Stans conspiracy trial in New York. He denies being bought by Vesco as defense questions focus on Vesco’s secret $200000 donation to Nixon’s 1972 campaign and Sears’s role in seeking Vesco’s jail release.

New York Harry L. Sears Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans Wing Sears Asst U.S. Atty John R. Wing Mitchell Stans Securities and Exchange Commission International Financial Empire Robert L. Vesco Nixon Vesco Peter Fleming Jr New Jersey Senate John Mitchell

Kissinger Delays Trip To Russia

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will postpone a Moscow visit by one week to focus on groundwork for Golan Heights dis engagement talks. He now plans to travel March 24, with stops in Europe to smooth Atlantic ties. He will meet Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban and awaits a Syrian mission. Ford praised renewed prospects for peace with Hussein in Washington.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Golan Heights Middle East Moscow Geneva Europe Atlantic Kissinger United States Jean Rey The Common Market Commission Israel Syria Abba Eban Gerald R. Ford Hussein of Jordan

Farming Efficiency Is Urged By Butz Speech

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz urged higher efficiency across the food chain at the National Grain and Feed Association meeting in New York. He said farmers are freed from major controls this year and that while food costs rose, the worst may be behind as a 12 percent rise over 1974 is now about 8 percent. He predicted slight beef and pork price declines if crops improve, noting price controls and a beef boycott earlier spurred higher costs.

Washington Earl L. Butz Butz National Grain and Feed Association New York American Paper Institute

Attorneys Seek TV Time For Jailed SLA Members

Hillsborough California AP two SLA prisoners Remiro and Little seek court approval for a televised news conference claiming it could save Patricia Hearst. SLA demands broadcast of a prepared statement from the men as Alameda County prepares to rule. Hearst’s fiancé Weed responded on KQED pledging support and denying prior radical ties.

Hillsborough Calif Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Joseph Remiro Russell Little Oakland Marcus Foster SLA FBI Remiro Little Alameda County Contra Costa County Sam Hall Lowell Jensen John Bain Randolph A. Hearst The San Francisco Examiner Hearst Corp Steven Weed San Francisco KQED Weed University of California At Berkeley

Royal couple take on cook in Sandhurst report

In Sandhurst England Princess Anne tells Prince Philip she can only manage sausages. Army Captain Mark Philips will not worry about meals as Flora Davies the new chef brings experience from a previous post at a secondary school cooking 400 meals daily.

Sandhurst England Anne Army Mark Phillips Flora Davies

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