Market slips as inflation fears cloud trading in New York
The noon Dow Jones average fell 5.24 to 955.78 with more losers than gainers on the NYSE, as traders fretted over potential future inflation news. Gold prices rose in world markets while gold mining stocks advanced, and volume on the Big Board reached 8.21 million shares in two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
ASA
Homestake
Dome Mines
Campbell Red Lake
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Federal National
New York Exchange Prices on Selected Stocks List
National price quotes from New York exchanges show mixed moves as Aramco and Asarco entries trend lower while Genesco and Polaroid advance. Heavy volume shifts appear in consumer goods and industrials with notable gains for General Mills, Ford, and Exxon amid trading activity.
Reading of stock ticker style data from historic newspaper page
The fragment presents a chaotic stock ticker style list with company names and percentage figures, lacking cohesive narrative. Readable items include Lubrizol, Shell, NorfWn, Technicr, Transco, and SouthCol among others with varied percentage values.
Stock Index Noon Snapshot New York Market
New York Stock Noon index shows mixed trading with industrials and utilities fluctuating. Major averages move as investors weigh bonds and utilities, with several large equities posting fractional gains and losses.
Billion dollar Congress debate over budget allocations
Lawmakers scrutinize a 1.05 billion legislative branch budget with 765 million for Congress operations. The plan also funds Library of Congress microfilming prep, GAO foreign branches in Frankfurt Bangkok Panama City and Honolulu, and the U S Botanical Gardens, amid claims of high costs outside core legislative functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert B. Keller
Walter D. Huddleston
D-Ky
Legislative Branch
Huddleston
Senate
Library of Congress
General Accounting Office
Frankfurt
Bangkok
Panama City
Honolulu
U.S
U.S. Botanical Gardens
Carter defends dissidents and pledges human rights
President Carter personally defended dissident Alexander Ginzburg and sent a letter to physicist Andrei Sakharov promising a firm commitment to promote human rights at home and abroad. He told the United Nations on March 17 that mistreatment of citizens concerns all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Alexander Ginzburg
Andrei Sakharov
United Nations
Senate Finance Panel Approves Rebates and Tax Cut Plan
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill with $50 rebates for most filers and a permanent about $105 tax cut for non itemizers. It also extends credits and shifts standard deductions for individuals and couples, aiming to simplify forms and curb errors.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Carter
White House
Finance Committee
House
Congess
Treasury Department
Gerald R. Ford
Arizona Governor Castro Probed in IRE Investigation
The Associated Press reports a six month IRE probe into organized crime in Arizona centers on Governor Castro's 1970s finances and relationships. It notes an unreported vacation home sale, a $10,000 uncashed check, and conflicts of interest tied to Kemper Marley and Emprise Corp. connections, with multiple indictments and trials linked to Don Bolles' murder.
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High Point Enterprise
THE
High Re Enterprise
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Castro
Indianapolis Star
Interior Dept
Central Arizona
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Arizona
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
San Carlos Bay
Mex
U.S
Washington, D.C
Kemper Marley
State Racing Commission
Marley
State Fair and Highway Commissions
Bolles
State Rac
Dwight Patterson
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Las Vegas
Union
Central Arizona Project
Jack Shawver
Carter
Castro Friends
Tucson
Dept. of Economic Securitty
New York Gets Snow on First Spring Day
Snow fell across New York and parts of the Northeast as spring arrived on the calendar. Meantime a Peace Bell ceremony at the United Nations coincided with snow flurries in several states and strong winds in Nebraska and Valentine.
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New York City
Margaret Mead
United Nations
National Weather Service
New England
Iowa
Wisconsin
Colorado
Montana
Washington
South Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Michigan
Weather Service
Great
Valentine
North Dakota
Wyoming
Lower Peninsula
Blue Ridge Mountains
North
Soviet Leaders Visit Africa Amid Cold War Tensions
Soviet officials including Podgorny planned visits to Tanzania and Zambia with March 26 to 29 in Zambia and Mozambique afterward. Anatoly Gromyko argued Western firms profit from southern Africa while Cuba, amid Angola involvement, contemplates increasing aid to Tanzania as Castro eyes Angola and other states.
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Africa
Thames
Potomac
Anatoly Gromyko
Soviets’ Africa Institute
Andrei Gromyko
Podgorny
Tanzania
Zambia
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Stock Market Report
EW York
ArmatCk
Asarco
Aso
AtiesCp
Soviet Ag
al! AP News
Enterprise
Acerner London Associates
Genesco
W& Norton
WorSim
Gillette Hg
Lorox
Grace
Escee Sl de
Ie GuifRes
Peicow
PerkEim
Howson
Damon
Nexcoo DataGen
Deere
Dennys
Disney
DowCh
ReyMet
Dresser
JnManl
Richand
Kautor
Eastair
Eastgif
Lée
Mit
SSS Sa Siege
Vo Exxon
Formck
Tiecoeuia
A.P. Stock
Shell Ie
Sapling
Smithkin
SouthCol
Stevens
American Stock & Saab
Amscig
arminCp
Asamera
Int
BowVail
Lw & CK Pet
Coachm
Coleman
Dynellé
BerthRes
Ws Falcons
FedRes
Frontair
Gianivel
Hertzm
Arka
Lee
A & Sheneno
Stock Index
Varion
Vetco
Waepwi
WinCom
Warner
Western
Eide
T & Woairhae
WaGee
Wumien
Xerox
Zenithr
Asseciated Press
Brezhnev
Pagea
Metals
Racing Commission
FBI
American Bank Note Co
FALN
Manhattan
American Bank Note
Bronx
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional — Armed Forces of National Liberation
Bank Note Company
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