Market Dip Edges Lower as Investors Pause Trading
Stocks slipped in moderate trade as the Dow fell 28 points to 906.13 amid worries over potential rate hikes and a looming consolidation phase. Kaiser and McGraw-Hill blocks traded while AP index nudged up slightly on mixed industrial and rail performances.
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Wood wins first place in RMA Southeastern Case Studies Contest
Steven B. Wood of High Point son of Mrs. George T. Wood Jr. received a first place award for his case study at the Robert Morris Associates Southeastern Chapter Competition held during the AMA Southeastern convention in Atlanta. Wood is an officer candidate at The First National Bank of Atlanta. First National has captured eight of twelve possible first place awards over six years as Southeast bankers’ leaders compete for top honors.
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Rhodesia's first pop festival draws crowd of about 15000
Police in Salisbury report pleasant surprise at the orderly behavior of about 15 000 attendees at Rhodesia's first pop music festival at Glamis Stadium. Officers cut power an hour after the legally permitted close of the public meeting.
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J C Penney Sees 13.7 Percent First Quarter Earnings Rise
J C Penney Company reports for the 13 weeks ended May 1 a net income of 16.6 million dollars, up from 14.6 million last year. Primary earnings per share rise to 31 cents from 27 cents, with fully diluted same figures. Sales climb 9.9 percent to a record 921.94 million dollars from 838.63 million.
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Freeman Associates Ranks No 418 in Design Firms List
Wm F Freeman Associates, a full service design planning firm based here, is ranked 418th among top 500 design firms by Engineering News Record. The firm will open an office in Santiago Chile to expand Latin America operations with Alfred Leontic in charge. Leontic is a Santiago native and engineering graduate who has worked in the High Point office. The firm also maintains an office on St Croix in the U S Virgin Islands.
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Whitley Promoted to Staff Manager in Greensboro District
R D Whitley former Home Security Life Insurance Co agent in High Point rises to staff manager. Greensboro District Manager R M Propst says he will coordinate agents across five areas in Greensboro and Liberty communities. Whitely a High Point native joined July 1968 and earned the 1970 Presidents Club honor. He is married to Judith Gail Thomas with two children.
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Sky City Stores Posts 32 Percent Sales Gain Year Ended Jan 31
Sky City Stores Inc reports fiscal year sales of 30,604,240 for the year ended January 31, a 32.1 percent rise from 23,167,421 the prior year. After tax earnings reach 809,000, up from 695,000, a 16.3 percent increase. The chain runs discount stores in High Point Asheville Hickory Waynesville Charlotte North Carolina and operates four stores in South Carolina two in Georgia and three in Tennessee. Seven conventional-type stores are also operated.
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Vandalism and Burglary Hit Dallas Schools Budget
Vandalism and burglary in Dallas schools totaling 91000 dollars have nearly doubled the 50000 dollar budget for such acts. The 50000 dollar allocation was exhausted in February.
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North Carolina House backs broad buyer protection bill
The House Banking committee approved a sweeping buyer protection measure with only one dissenting vote. Sponsor Rep. Richard Clark aims to curb retail credit abuses by setting finance charge limits and tightening the holder in due course doctrine. The bill also adds a 30 day buyer right to object when a contract is sold, preventing automatic defense waivers after that period.
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Watson nominee to U.S. Court of Appeals faces GOP and Dem opposition
News accounts say Nixon would have faced a rejection similar to Haynsworth and Carswell if Clair Watson was nominated to the U.S. Military Court of Appeals. Thurmond announced tentative White House approval and Senate leaders began a bid to block the nomination.
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Quotations Snapshot
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Greensboro Adopts Geographic Zoning to Desegregate Schools
Greensboro Board of Education rejects freedom of choice and approves geographic zoning with increased bus transportation. The plan covers 18 elementary schools and would add about 4 000 riders to buses, atop roughly 10 000 already transported. Judge Edwin Stanley has invited parents of 11 Negro students to propose a desegregation plan, with meetings set before June 8 to reach a compromise.
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Slayings Seized Suspect After Nine Bodies Dug From Orchard Graves
Sheriff says the arrest came after officers unearthed nine victims buried three to five feet deep in sandy orchard graves near Yuba City. Corona, a quiet 5’11” Mexican American, was taken into custody shortly after 4 a.m. Wednesday at his home in Richland Road subdivision. The first grave appeared last Thursday at Goro Kagehiro’s orchard, north of Yuba City, where Kenneth Whitacre’s body was recovered. The next grave was found on the 500-acre Jack Sullivan ranch along the Feather River.
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Gubernatorial bids eyed by Morgan Jenkins rise in idle talks
Attorneys General Robert Morgan and ECU president Leo Jenkins discuss possible runs. Morgan says he has a notebook of 18 issue positions and two other notebooks for possible campaigns. Jenkins notes that public reception to speeches influences his potential candidacy.
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