Stock Market Dips After Prime Rate Rise Across Banks
New York banks lift prime rate to 11 percent triggering broad equity declines. Dow Jones 30 down 8.21 at noon. NYSE losers outpace gainers about 9 to 2. Oil shares slide amid possible price rollbacks. Exxon, Standard Oil, Texaco fall. Diamond M Drilling rises on takeover talk. Amex volume leader Syntex declines. NYSH composite down 0.49 to 46.39.
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Mailing Details
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates for different terms including daily and Sunday. Mail subscriptions in North Carolina incur a 4 percent sales tax. The AP provides news content and dispatches to the paper.
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Unofficial Sales Figures and Dividend Footnotes Summary
Sales figures shown are unofficial. The table lists annual disbursements based on the last declared quarterly or semi annual dividend. Footnotes a to la clarify special or extra dividends and conditions such as stock dividends, liquidating dividends, arrears, ex divident statuses, rights, and foreign tax or bankruptcy considerations.
New York Stock Exchange Index At Noon
The noon market index on the New York Stock Exchange shows declines in industrial and transportation sectors. The overall index falls while a few groups edge higher amid broad market weakness.
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Hearst Witnesses Jailed For Refusing Grand Jury Testimony
SAN FRANCISCO AP A young man and woman are jailed for defying a federal grand jury probing the Symbionese Liberation Army bank robbery and Patricia Hearst kidnapping. Paul L. Halverson 29 and Cynthia Garvey 27 were each sentenced to jail until they agree to testify or until the grand jury ends. They had immunity but refuse to answer, comparing the situation to President Nixon. Garvey criticized the grand jury as silencing political views.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
U.S
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Paul L. Halverson
San Francisco State University
Cynthia Garvey
Oakland
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Nixon
Break In Illegal Jaworski Says No Order Could Justify
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski argued that even a direct presidential order could not legitimize the break in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist Dr Fielding’s Beverly Hills office. He said defendants had no authority beyond a general mandate to investigate leaks and stressed that national security motives were irrelevant in this Fourth Amendment case. He pushed to keep key White House material from being used at trial as hearings loom.
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Racial Tensions Cloud Summerton Public Schools
White parents fear sending children to public schools as segregation pressures rise in Summerton. Superintendent B Butler cautions funds are tight while race relations appear stable among adults. Police chief Ridgeway questions full integration amid financial strain and private schooling drain.
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Antiquated book returned after 145 years at Cincinnati Library
On December 7, 1968 a book overdue for 145 years came back to the University of Cincinnati Library. A descendant of the original borrower paid a calculated fine of $22,646.
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Soldier seeks investigators and ballistics aid in murder case
Fort Bragg soldier Pvt Patrick Dean Wills asks U S District Court in Greensboro to appoint an investigator and a ballistics expert at public expense for his defense. He seeks background checks on several Fayetteville area individuals, including the widow of Pvt Michael Griffin, and permission to review government evidence and test 11 shotgun shells held as evidence.
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Patrick Dean Wills
High Point
Guilford County
U.S. Middle District Court
Wills
Fayetteville-area
Michael Alan Griffin
Ft. Bragg Reservation
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Antonya Wills
Courts Preserve Court Power to Enforce Busing
The Senate narrowly voted to keep federal courts’ power to order school busing to desegregate, amid a tense session on the education bill. The compromise allows court-ordered busing to enforce the Constitution, with no new busing amendments, as House lawmakers favored stricter anti-busing provisions. The chamber adjourned to Monday for final passage before a House Senate conference on the legislation.
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Nixon tapes fuel Watergate leak fears and denials
Senate Watergate panel reviews Feb 28 1973 tape as leaks prompt calls for transcripts. Kleindienst pleads guilty over ITT case. CJ Sirica sentencing remarks debated. Deans and Nixon dialogue on black suspects and sentences sparks controversy.
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Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
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FBI manhunt closes block for SLA siege near Pepperdine
Police and fire units sealed a four block area around a frame house near Pepperdine University as FBI agents questioned witnesses about a possible SLA capture. An agent suggested SLA involvement while denying gunfire occurred. The SLA is described as a 25 member armed group linked to Patricia Hearst kidnapping.
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SLA
Patricia Hearst
Berkeley
Israeli Air Raids Escalate in Lebanon and Syria Talks
Syrian jets blocked Israeli bombers as Beirut denounced Thursday raids as Nazi horrors. Fahmy Shahin said many killed and hundreds wounded, while President Franjieh urged UN action. Israel hit seven areas south of Beirut after a schoolhouse attack, with ground incursions near the border and mortar fire toward Metulla. Kissinger sought progress in Damascus amid calls for broader action.
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Beirut
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