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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
2
The Dow Jones average fell to 948.72, down 4.82 as losses deepen over three sessions. NYSE losers outpaced gainers two to one amid inflation fears and forecasts of rising interest rates, with Sony leading active list despite quarterly profit rise but export and domestic demand uncertainties.
The High Point Enterprise page includes stock price lists, dividends notes, and Associated Press market data with numerous company names, figures, and ex-dividend references, alongside subscription and postal notices for the newspaper.
In New York the stock index shows slight declines at noon with variable activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Investors weigh small price moves as market sentiment remains unsettled amid thin trading.
The Associated Press notes mixed stock figures with Norberge showing an unusual movement at noon Tuesday. Market activity reflects a narrow bid spread and a slight negative closing reading, with utilities and index levels tracing small shifts in late trading.
A House bill to strengthen North Carolina open meetings law would apply to major bodies like the Council of State ABC and Legislative Services Commission. It proposes civil and criminal penalties for violations and the ability to void actions from illegal closed sessions, with exemptions to be narrowed.
Allen Hall's parole is revoked by the state Paroles Commission amid violations including bad checks and larceny. Hall, a key witness in the 1971 Wilmington 10 firebombing case, is already serving a two year sentence for breaking and entering at Central Prison after recanting testimony. He may be eligible for parole after six months, potentially returning to release in 1981 with good behavior credits.
TV Guide reports skin tests and viewer questionnaires used by ERA Research to rate anchormen and anchorwomen in Los Angeles Seattle Minneapolis Denver and St. Louis. KNXT fired Pat Emory and Sandy Hill after ERA findings while CBS says affiliates are autonomous.
Rep. Gene Snyder after speaking with a former officer who alleges police and FBI involvement in a plot to kill Martin Luther King Jr says he will vote to extend the House assassination committee. He reviewed a tape claim of a $500000 payoff and referred the file to the panel while avoiding specifics about Louisville police.
Portsmouth rescue center notes winds of 25 knots and visibility of three miles as seas run five to six feet. Photojournalist Allen Faust says two cutters, the Dalls from New York and the Conifer from Morehead City, remained on scene.
Brademas and Thompson push federal universal voter registration to allow anyone 18 or older to vote by presenting ID and residence at the polls or register in advance. State funding would be 20 cents per ballot cast. Minnesota and Wisconsin already use similar procedures. Opponents worry about broader implications for magazine distributors and obscenity laws.
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