Market rises as inflation seen temporary by official
The New York stock market posted gains after Herbert Stein, President Nixon's top economic adviser, said the inflation trend in early 1973 was largely temporary. The Dow up 7.30 at 899.76 at noon with broad participation, while Big Board indices and active issues such as American Telephone and Helena Rubinstein moved.
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William Nelson
Moody's Investors Service
American Stock Exchange
Big Board
Helena Rubinstein
Colgate-Palmolive
Wards Co
Amex
TWA
American Exchange Noon Prices Toggle on Wide Ticker Notes
The American Stock Exchange table shows noon prices across multiple issues with columns for sales, net, high, low, last and change. Annotations explain dividends, splits and special statuses such as ex dividends, liquidations, and bankruptcy indicators, plus numerous symbol codes.
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American Stock Exchange
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New York Stock Exchange Index At Noon
The noon index data for New York shows the overall market steady with fractions. Industrial, transportation, utilities, and finance sectors display modest changes with slight gains and losses across the board.
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NEW York
High Point Enterprise details and subscription terms
The High Point Enterprise outlines its publication schedule established in 1884, rate cards for mail subscriptions including 1, 3, and 6 month options, and carrier delivery details. It specifies payment responsibilities and notes AP rights and advertising representation.
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Dow Jones Averages and Stocks Summary
Market snapshot shows Dow Jones industrial average at 897.76 up 7.30 points led by transports at 400.97 and utilities near 270.19 with gains. Bond sector notes higher grade rails and second grade rails improving while public utilities and industrials advance marginally.
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Lab Rescue Countdown Underway
The countdown began at 5:30 a.m. EDT for a Skylab repair mission using Saturn 1B with astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz. Liftoff is planned for Friday at 9 a.m. EDT as crews train, perform inspections, and monitor temperatures to restore the overheated lab.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Ape Kennedy
Fla
William C. Schneider
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Welfare records openness and pay debate move forward
The House Missouri enacted a bill letting news media publish welfare recipient names as part of public records. A 21 member Senate committee was created to study legislative pay with a report due January 15 to the Legislative Services Commission. Legislators now receive 2400 dollars yearly plus 600 expenses and 25 dollars daily in session. opinions split on pay increases.
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R-Rowan
Sen
Reid Porvey
Catawba
Med School Phase-Out Proposed
The North Carolina Medical Society House of Delegates recommends phasing out East Carolina University one year medical program in Greenville in favor of an area health-education center. It also backs expanding UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine to admit 140 to 150 entering students by 1976, up from 110 last year.
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Patrons Steal Sirloin From Restaurant Spit
Rome New York police report two young patrons vanished after leaving a 20 pound top sirloin roasting on a spit. Restaurant owner Philip Cataldi said the theft also included $125 worth of spit and $30 in meat.
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Thieu Sullivan Discuss Possible Paris Truce Proposals
In Saigon, Henry Kissinger aide William Sullivan arrived for brief talks with President Thieu on new cease-fire arrangements. Sullivan aims to brief Thieu on Paris discussions with Le Duc Tho and Nguyen Co Thach and report back to Washington. Fighting in South Vietnam has fallen to its lowest level since Jan. 28 cease-fire.
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Sullivan
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Tho
Nguyen Co Thach
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Documents moved to Senate panel on Watergate probe
Nixon says the papers are extremely sensitive and must remain secret due to foreign intelligence links. Dean says he removed them for Watergate relevance and fear of destruction, placing a 43 page volume and eight supplements in a bank safe deposit box with keys shown to Judge Sirica.
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John W. Dean III
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Senate
Watergate Committee
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H.R. Halderman
John D. Ehrlichman
U.S District Court
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Alexandria National Bank
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Sirica
Caulfield Testifies On Clemency Offer In Watergate Hearings
Caulfield says loyalty to the President outweighed concerns over an executive clemency offer amid Watergate inquiries. He testifies he had no direct knowledge Nixon made or endorsed such an offer, while Ulasewicz corroborates relaying messages between Caulfield and McCord. Ellen Ehrlichman and Dean are discussed, with Sen. Ervin limiting questions to clemency issues.
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R-Fla
Gerald L. Aleh
Boston
Nixon rejects discarded plan tied to national security
President Nixon disavows a previously drafted plan for surreptitious entry against security targets, saying it was discarded years earlier after FBI objections. He asserts the FBI halted such activities in 1966 and defends executive privilege in Watergate-related discussions.
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House GOP Muffs Jobs Bill Tally
In Raleigh AP a Senate passed bill to protect the jobs of Democratic board of elections secretaries was on the House calendar for final action. The measure passed 53 49 as Republicans muffed a potential swing. 15 Democrats did not vote and about as many were absent.
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