Market Advances Narrowly Amid Bargains And Tax Talk
The New York markets edged up at noon with bargain hunting and Rep. Wilbur D. Mills advocating lower capital gains taxes. The Dow rose 1.64 to 811.17 as activity remained light. United Gas Pipeline fell, Motorola gained, and other major indices showed mixed moves across the NYSE and Amex.
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Stock market quotations delayed due to transmission problems
Transmission issues prevented early edition stock quotes from being available today. No prices or trading figures could be reported.
High Point Panth ers Top Francis Marion 7 3 to Open NAIA Playoff
High Point College defeated Francis Marion 7-3 in the NAIA Area 7 playoff opener. Billy Sorrell relieved in the 4th, limiting hits as Otis Foster homered with a man aboard in the 5th to give High Point the lead. Panth ers next play Thursday at 1 pm.
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Obscenity law faces tougher hearings and enforcement
Thompson and Mitchell warned that new procedure requiring hearings to declare material obscene will delay enforcement, help pornography outlets, and complicate the process. They urged possible legislative action to amend the North Carolina law, which they call very liberal.
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Senate Watergate panel extends probe to June 30
The Senate Watergate committee was granted another month to finish its investigation, moving the deadline to June 30. Informants say the panel will weigh immunity for Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen to hear his potential testimony about alleged bribe money tied to John B. Connally.
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Jacobsen Granted Immunity For Milk Bribe Testimony
The Senate Watergate Committee voted to grant use immunity to Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen in exchange for testimony about a $10,000 dairy farmer bribe to John B. Connally. Connally denied taking the money. Jacobsen may face contempt if compelled to testify. The panel did not offer full immunity.
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Steam damages library at UNC Greensboro
Steam from a high pressure line blew a gasket over the weekend, pouring through the UNC Greensboro library addition. Interior damage totals about 3.2 million dollars, with extensive condensation but the library’s book collection is not ruined, says Dr. James Thompson.
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