Stock Market Flat After Rally Pause
New York stocks held a flat tone as the Dow slipped 1.02 to 940.89 at noon after a four session rally. Gainers and losers were evenly split with traders awaiting two major reports, including the Fed weekly credit statistics and Friday’s April CPI release. Polaroid led active issues while Exxon projected solid year prospects.
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High Point Enterprise announces rates and notice
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including 6 month and 3 month options, with a 4 percent NC sales tax. It notes AP content rights and carrier independence, plus contact guidance for home delivery and distribution details.
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Over-The-Counter CocaCola and a Wide Stock Dividend Table
A dense OCR list shows stock ticker symbols and percentages for a broad range of companies and banks. The note appears to be a technical stock table from a 1977 Associated Press copyright, listing prices dividends and various financial indicators with many listed entities and abbreviations.
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American Exchange New York Prices Reported Incomplete
The sighting shows scattered American exchange quotations with numerous ticker fragments. Several tickers for oil, metals, and consumer stocks appear but many entries are truncated.
Hall Made Conflicting Statements In Burgaw Hearing
State investigator Neil Godfrey testified that Allen Hall gave conflicting December 1976 statements about his 1972 testimony. Jerome Mitchell also recanted claims, while William Kunstler condemned defendants' absence from the post conviction hearing. DeRolf testified Hall claimed favors and women while awaiting trial as Stroud and detectives allegedly aided witnesses.
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Begin seeks coalition for Knesset majority after Likud win
Menahem Begin moves to form a governing coalition in Israel after Likud's election victory. He proposes Labor join a national unity government though Labor sources doubt feasibility. Begin favors direct talks with Arab states without external settlement formulas, while U.S. envoy Samuel Lewis assures no imposition of terms.
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North Carolina Death Penalty Law Declared Unconstitutional Again
Raleigh AP report states NC new death penalty law is unconstitutional like the old one. Civil Liberties Union plans to challenge at the U.S. Supreme Court while prosecutors and some defense attorneys react to the measure approved by the General Assembly. The debate centers on deterrence and expanded crime classes eligible for capital punishment.
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Ford Auditions for GOP Spokesman at Washington Dinner
Gerald R. Ford headlines the GOP Congressional Fundraising Dinner in Washington as critics within the party seek a spokesman against the Carter administration. The former president, not seeking a full leadership role, will meet party leaders and ex-cabinet members after delivering a pointed, issue-light speech.
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