Mixed Wall Street Session Faces Inflation and Rate Fears
The stock market closed mixed as investors weighed Federal Reserve money supply controls and inflation. The Dow slipped to 926.31 at noon, while NYSE and Nasdaq indices showed slight gains, with volume around seven million shares. Major movers included Texaco and Phillips Petroleum, while Xerox declined.
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Texaco
Phillips Petroleum
North Iron Control Company
Xerox Corp
New York Exchange Prices Mixed Amid Stock Activity
Financial bulletin notes national price movements with several tickers showing gains and losses. Trading details include ACE Ind at 1.09, AMF at 1.24, and several unfamiliar abbreviations reflecting varied sector performance.
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National Noon Prices for American Stocks and Commodities
Selected noon national prices for American stocks and commodities show varying changes across major listings. The report lists items such as AMSCIE, AtlasCp, Banister, BowVall, Terra, UnBrand, and Unives with mixed percentages and price figures, reflecting a volatile trading session as supplied by The Associated Press.
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High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates Listing
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Nixon and Watergate Tapes Spark Fresh Headlines
AP reports Nixon and Watergate resurfacing decades after resignation as unpublished tapes surface in major outlets. Transcripts reveal timing of actions after the 1972 burglary and discuss a Frost interview airing on 145 stations with a $600,000 payment.
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David Frost
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Washington Post
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Newsweek
Frost
California
Time Magazine
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Carter defers welfare overhaul proposals
President Carter will restate general welfare goals while delaying specifics. White House aides say a comprehensive package requires rethinking, with August recess delaying action until September and energy talks consuming next year pace. The delay follows Capitol criticism over slow reform efforts and budget communications issues.
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White House
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Vietnam Orphans Settled After Adoptive Homes Found
The article follows Vietnamese orphans who were adopted by American families after the Vietnam fall. Lan becomes Robyn Lan Kolinski of Spring Valley New York and Lua grows up in Santa Barbara while Nam Clark recalls meeting his new parents in a Vung Tau orphanage. Parents faced criticism and a class-action suit seeking to return orphans to Vietnam, which was dismissed and appealed.
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Mary Palmer
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Qui Nhon
Palmers
California
Kolinskis
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Indiana legislature legalizes Laetrile with veto overridden
Indiana lawmakers voted to override Governor Bowen and authorize manufacture sale and use of Laetrile in state. Custom Chemical Laboratories of Indianapolis indicated readiness to move forward though concerns remain about raw materials and FDA ban. The law takes effect June 1 and also permits in state saccharin sales amid FDA action.
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Kansas City
Food and Drug Administration
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FDA
Otis R. Bowen
Dan L. Burton
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House
Custom Chemical Laboratories, Inc
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Asner and White Get New TV Shows in CBS Fall Lineup
CBS announced fall schedules featuring Ed Asner in Ed Asner Show and Betty White in The Betty White Show. MTM Enterprises produces both. The lineup adds ten new series including six one hour dramas and four half hour comedies. Two programs move from ABC to CBS: Wonder Woman and The Tony Randall Show.
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Mary Tyler Moore
CBS
Edward Asner
Betty White
Ed Asner
Asner
Los Angeles
MTM Enterprises
ABC
Tony Randall
Sun Power Costs and How to Find a Solar Installer
The piece explains the high cost of solar power and advises hiring an expert for installation. It suggests contacting local universities, then lists major industry bodies and addresses in Washington, D.C. and New York for finding qualified solar engineers.
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