Stock Market Mixed as Profit Taking Clashes With Upswing Hopes
New York stocks moved in a scattered pattern as profit taking and buying battled on pace of a possible economic recovery. Dow fell 2.04 to 848.09 at noon while NYSE gainers led losers about 3 to 2. Occidental Petroleum rose 1 1/2 to 16 1/2 after reporting a new natural gas field in California.
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High Point Enterprise Analyzed Market Data and Local Notices
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American Women Protests For Abortion Rights On Mother's Day
Several thousand women joined a three hour Mother’s Day demonstration in Washington to press for legal abortion. Rally participants chanted to keep church and state separate and urged the Catholic hierarchy to stay out of the national debate. Organizers, led by NOW’s Pennsylvania chapter and Catholics for a Free Choice, said marchers came from the Northeast and California and across several states and the District of Columbia.
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Dividend notation in stock table and notes explained
Unofficial sales figures apply. Notes a through z define dividend types including regular, special, liquidating, in arrears, stock dividends, ex-dividend, ex rights, and warrants. Also covers new issues, paid this year, and actions after splits or reorganizations under bankruptcy or receivership.
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Retired Law School Deans Leader John G. Hervey Dies
Dr. John G. Hervey, 75, longtime administrator in law schools, died Sunday in Norman Oklahoma. He served as dean at Oklahoma City University and the University of Oklahoma, and also led Temple University Law School in Philadelphia during his distinguished career.
Boston judge weighs closing two high schools over tensions
Federal Judge W Arthur Garrity Jr said he may order the shutdown of South Boston High and Hyde Park High to prevent violent racial unrest amid a new school integration plan. Hearings set for Wednesday to probe antibusing actions and possible defendants in the case. The plan expands busing to 21,000 pupils, inclding about 12,000 elementary students, challenging neighborhood assignments.
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Panel probes Nixon Civil Service influence said by Henderson
Rep. David Henderson chairs the House committee and says Nixon administration activities in Civil Service aim to place loyalists in government. He warns the investigation may last two more years and lists illegal data collection, politically based hiring, and special referral units as key job-influence operations. He says the goal is to keep Civil Service jobs free from politics.
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Refugees Differ On Jobs After Escape From Vietnam
At Camp Pendleton, Mai Tren Quang, ex-Vietnamese labor official, says many refugees seek marketable skills and urban careers, while the famous Little Saigon refugee favors farming. He notes diverse ambitions among the community as they rejoin civilian life.
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USSR plans grain storage expansion to 180 million tons
The Soviet Union aims to boost off farm grain storage by about 40 million metric tons in five years, reaching 180 million tons. Experts say better handling could reduce annual losses of around 10 percent, tied to storage gaps, with peak crops in 1973 74 driving the push. U.S. officials note Russia may remain a steady buyer of feed grains if livestock production grows.
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No Evacuation Planned in Laos as Pathet Lao Dominates
Laos faces a political rupture as Pathet Lao gains power after rightist resignations and army defections. Souvanna Phouma urges stopping fighting amid Cambodian and Vietnamese Communist successes. Diplomats foresee a weaker rightist cabinet, while Vientiane braces for calm on Constitution Day. In South Vietnam, new regime orders officers and civil servants to register, with youth volunteer security cadres forming nationwide units. Tan Son Nhut airport plans to reopen after rocket and shell damage.
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VW Seeks US Partner After Losses Says New Chairman
Volkswagen plans a U.S. manufacturing partnership after a first loss year. Chairman Toni Schmuecker says the partner’s identity and timing aren’t set, but a move in the United States is planned with an information visit to Englewood New Jersey and Washington talks, with no agreement expected.
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