Market Dips as Rates Rise and Traders Eye Fed Move
New York stocks fell as rising interest rates kept markets driving downward. The noon Dow stood at 996.30, down 8.30, with losers ahead of gainers on the NYSE as traders awaited possible Fed action to curb the money supply. Transamerica Corp was notably active. Houston Oil & Minerals rose on Amex while several industrials sagged amid a broad pullback in oil and gas.
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NEW York
Pedera
Transamerica Corp
AIDG
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Inslat
Riley
Beker Industies
Jurron
Financial Weekly
Fed
Houston Oil & Minerals
Amex
Texas
Maroceus
Kenan
Martieg
Conran
Mabarco
Crowe Cork i
sRonuath
Inc
Gretel
Burtiane
MonPw
Westpe
Motorola
Wayeene
Daviny
Wheeler
Beimon
Dennys
Natind
Zalecera
Bowen
Theassociates Presse
duPont
Ian Arab
Eneerch
Robelon
Bonerptcy
Benkiom
Ay Gannorh
Gener
Penney
Ny —Exchange
OPL
Raytheon
Honywla
Ryder Sys
Roytd
Housne
Sischap
Leva Tae
SAAB
Wary Searles
Poco Corp
FehOan
Pia Sperry
Fnlas Corp
Kane
Riennes
Ao Ag
Sunce
Syston Don
Bresee Buona
Texaco
Suagea
Ah Hs Wine
Shipya Rans
Coxsnair
Chamorart
York
Harker Stock Exchange
Cirysien
Uihiy
Cinears
Labor Day March Plans Announced in Raleigh
RALEIGH. Angela Davis and officials from the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repres sion announced a Sept 6 Labor Day march in Raleigh to protest the Wilmington 10 case and alleged human and labor rights abuses in North Carolina. Davis cited NC as the most repressive state for black rights, comparing it to Mississippi in 1964, and noted fasting by Wilmington 10 members in protest of transferred inmates.
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Raleigh
API
Wilmington
North Carolina
Angela Davis
National Alliance Against
Davis
Mississippi
Ben Chavis
Chavis
Caledonia
McCain Prison
Hll
Miss Davis
Wilmington 10
Jerry Jacobs
Marvin Patrick
Mike Myerson
The
Alliance
James Ferguson
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Subscriber Info
An OCR fragment from the High Point Enterprise details subscription types, rates, and contact notes by staff such as Cerri Neely. It includes references to address in High Point North Carolina and mentions non responsibility for payments or financial matters.
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High Point Enterprise
Sundby
Wwe
Elterpense
Churen
Igh
Baint
We FM
AAI
Sunney Nly
Cerri Neely
Monmy
Gardner’s Attorneys Accuse Edmisten of Unethical Conduct
In Raleigh AP report Gardner a Rocky Mount businessman charged with violating state security registration laws over a motel chain seeks dismissal. His lawyers say Edmisten’s office issued a false news release within hours of his March 29 indictment to influence pre trial publicity and ask for contempt.
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Raleigh
James C. Gardner
Alty
Rufus Eamisten
Gardner Gardner
Rocky Mount
Gardner
Edmisten
Public Skepticism Swells Over Big Government
A Harris poll shows 32 percent blame big government while 32 percent fault big business and big labor, with 76 percent seeing officials losing control to bureaucrats. Secrecy, Watergate fallout, and corruption heighten distrust as Democrats, unions, and youth under 30 form the most averse groups.
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CIA
FBI
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
California
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Ube
Washington, D.C
Lim Public
Watergate
White House
Ford and Kissinger seek Michigan win in tight primary mix
Ford campaigns in Michigan amid heavy crowds and church visits while Kissinger hints at victory. In Maryland a Republican contest on Tuesday offers 43 delegates with Ford leading polls. The Democratic race favors Carter as Udall and Brown clash on issues with 53 Maryland delegates at stake and 233 in Michigan.
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Maryland
Ford
Carter
New Mexico
Uidall
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Udall
Brown
Surray
Wait
Udell
ABC
Giscard Says France United With U S In Liberty Fight
President Ford greeted Valery Giscard d Estaing at the White House during a Bicentennial visit marked by a 21 gun salute and an honor guard. Giscard praised the U S France alliance dating to the revolution as the Concorde jet flight underscored the era of faster air links.
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Washington
APJ
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Atlantic
Ford
France
Giscard
White House
United States
Georges Pompidot
Andrews Air Force Base
Paris
Henry Akissinger
Siscord
Hearst
Dulles
Remedy International Airport
New York
Marine drill instructor at Parris Island jailed for abuse
Marine Corps Sgt. William E. Smith was sentenced by a general court martial at Parris Island for violating recruit training procedures, maltreatment and assault. Seath, 22, received bad conduct discharge, three months hard labor, forfeiture of one half pay, and reduction to private. Others, Sgts. Bryan Bellene and Michael D. Giles, also faced sentences for assault and mistreatment of recruits after testimony from twelve recruits.
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Parris Island
Api—Marine Corps
William E. Smith
Ean
Seath
Smith
A. J. Patton
Bryan Bellene
Michael D. Giles
Marine Corps
Gules
Bellene, Smith and
Bellene
Pvt
WF. Mason
John Nyholm
Publisher Staff Seek FBI Files Over Tennesseean Inquiry
Nashville AP report says John Seigenthaler publisher of The Tennessean and three staffers asked to inspect FBI files on them under FOIA amid disclosures the FBI questioned former copy editor Jacque Srouji. Time magazine named Delph Horacker and Jerry Hornsby as those questioned, which Seigenthaler would not confirm. He cites potential stigma and protects against false information.
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Nashville
John Seigenthaler
The
Tennessean
PBS
FBI
Jacque Srousi
Seigenthaler
Time Magazine
Delph Horacker
Jerry Hornsby
Freedom of Information and Privacy Act
Srouji
Bureau
Department of Justice
Intelligence Committee
Sen
Frank Church
Seigenthaier
Tme
Ree Eri
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Harris Survey
Volun
Kissinger
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Laxalt
Grand Rapids
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