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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
1
New York trading rose gradually as the noon Dow gained 5.19 to 985.04 amid favorable reports. Labour data showed February CPI up 0.1 percent, the smallest rise in 4.5 years, while durable goods orders jumped 2.4 percent. Ampex led NYSE gains, with a 42 point rise as 20,000 shares traded at that level.
New York noon stock index notes show modest variation with small gains and losses across sectors. Transportation and finance sectors display mixed results as investors react to continuing uncertainty in markets and varying commodity prices.
A garbled stock market page lists Dow Jones averages and bonds with disorganized figures and a long appendix of dividend and distribution codes. The readable elements point to industrials rails and miscellaneous securities with notes on dividends, ex date, and stock splits amid unclear formatting.
Public notice style content from High Point Enterprise includes publication dates and rate card notes. It lists the newspaper’s address, AP affiliation, subscription options, and advertising terms while noting independent carrier contractors and responsibility limits for advance payments.
The AP market page lists selected prices for American stocks in New York including LegisCorp Banste CHC and Houston 19917 among many others with columns for high low and last prices. The dataset shows fluctuating figures with notable entries like 120 for CHC and 41 for Houston and highlights overall market activity and price changes.
In Aspen Sabich died after being shot in the abdomen and was pronounced dead on arrival at Aspen Valley Hospital after 5 p.m. Tucker declined to disclose the number of shots or other details. Sabich’s body to be taken to Denver for an autopsy. Miss Longet, 24, a close friend, was frequently seen with Sabich.
Burlington Industries plans to shut its Granville Dye Plant in Oxford around mid May. The facility employs about 400 workers, making it a major employer in the Oxford area, as market demand for the mill's output has declined.
New York AP reports that in an excerpt of a Ladies Home Journal feature British journalist William Weatherby paraphrases Marilyn Monroe. She says she was hooked on sex and that her image as a sex symbol became a burden. She recalls affairs and secrecy with a married famous Washington politician.
Patricia Hearst faces up to 25 years in prison after a San Francisco jury convicted her of armed bank robbery and using a weapon in a felony. Jurors said her conduct and the total evidence led to the verdict, with some members in tears during deliberations. Sentencing set for April 19, possible transfer for state charges in Los Angeles.
State lawmakers say since Jackson halted active campaigning in North Carolina black voters are shifting toward Carter. Jackson remains on the ballot alongside Fred Harris Morris Udall Lloyd Bentsen, with Motley predicting Carter may win 60 percent or more of the black vote. Local supporters insist Jackson will still attract a share despite reduced campaigning.
Red Cross and National Guard teams aided Kilbourne after a Saturday tornado that destroyed the general store and post office, flattened the water tower, and severed communications. Twenty six families homeless, 22 injured, four businesses damaged, and most of the town, population about 370, left with extensive losses.
Nigro, once billed in King Kong acts and later a Santa Fe dining-car cook, now lives in Cicero and works as a security guard. He earned only about 4000 dollars after costume costs and receives no royalties when the films air. He notes Hollywood’s remake and says he is through with gorillas.
The piece analyzes Jimmy Carter and George Wallace in the Southern race, noting Carter's New South positioning and Wallace’s waning crowds. It highlights bus ing controversy, regional shifts on integration, and Reagan Ford dynamics with North Carolina as a pivotal battleground and local political backers Holshouser and Helms shaping the contest.
The commission was told Byrd came close to raising the required five thousand dollars in two states via small contributions but was not expected to file in time. The Supreme Court ruling did not abolish the FEC but ended its power to pay matching funds. Legislation to restructure the FEC stalls as Senate and House debate amendments and set to resume this week.
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