Stock Market Slips On Bond Yield Shift Fears
The Dow fell 7.72 to 97.827 as bonds draw funds away from stocks. NYSE listings led decliners with Gulf Oil dropping 2 37 to 22. The composite index slid to 536 with 82 million shares traded in two hours amid broader market unease over the stock bond yield gap. Dynalectron led Amex volume at 64 percent up.
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New York stocks mixed as trading slows on holiday week
Traders in New York nibble at prices across many issues as markets open with light volume. The Associated Press reports selective gains and declines, noting notable moves in industrials, utilities, and consumer staples amid a holiday-shortened session and cautious sentiment ahead of year-end benchmark levels.
High Point Enterprise legacy and local ads fragment trading names
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Dangerfield Sentenced 40 Years For Wife Murder
David W. Dangerfield, 26, was given 40 years in prison for second degree murder of his wife Robyn in Charlotte. A Mecklenburg County jury found him guilty after a week and a half trial. he could have faced life. His appeal is noted as attorney Frank Cooke argued the verdict was a misapplication of law.
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Fireman Cashman Sues Over Nude Centerfold Photos
Miami fireman Bill Cashman, 26, sues photographer David Vance and Blueboy magazine for 2 million dollars claiming embarrassment and loss of income after images taken in 1973 surfaced in Blueboy promotional materials. He says Playgirl paid 700 dollars and used pictures under an alias, while other uses damaged his reputation and job prospects. The photographer and Blueboy deny merit and promise to challenge the suit.
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Ford and Reagan clash over jobs and inflation plan
Ford predicts inflation under 4 percent by 1980 with unemployment staying high longer, while Reagan warns of economic dislocation as inflation is tamed. Both oppose large public job programs, favor private sector expansion, tax relief, and a wage policy view on teenagers. Ford seeks tax credit increases and a 2 percent rate cut. Reagan favors a balanced budget to free government borrowing for business.
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Reagan Refuses To Quit In North Carolina Fight
Reagan aides plan no major shift in campaign tactics but aim to reverse the view he is flailing. Ford backers and James Roberts of the American Conservative Union push for a North Carolina win to regain momentum. Pro-Reagan voices call Ford a phony conservative while predicting a close GOP contest and potential withdrawal after NC.
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Church Closest in Philosophy to Morris in Primary Race
Senator Church aligns with Morris on key issues as Udall and Udall claim leadership of the party's progressive wing. At 51, Church aims to win Nebraska on May 11 after New York and Wisconsin votes. He relies on a late surge and a strong delegate bloc to reach the Democratic National Convention this summer. He argues others will face financial strain while his own finances are sound.
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Jury Selected In Trial Of Teen-Ager
Wake Superior Court prepared for testimony in the case of Kathy Sue Stokes a Raleigh teen charged with the robbery slaying of 81 year old Euphia D Adams. A jury of five men and seven women was chosen. Two siblings Linda 20 and Timothy 14 await trial while Steven 13 remains in a juvenile detention center until age 18.
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Governor Won't Seek New Term In Utah
SALT LAKE CITY AP Calvin L Rampton Utah governor for 12 years says he will not seek a fourth term The 62 year old Democrat plans to return to his law practice which he left when first elected in 1964 Rampton announced his intentions Wednesday at a monthly televised news conference in response to a reporter's question
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