Market slides as banks raise prime rate amid weak midday trading
The Dow falls 4.75 to 903.32 with widespread declines after Citibank and others lift prime rates to 6 percent. Kodak trades around 57.5 after a 90,000 share block, while NYSE and Amex indices slip and volume remains light. Syntex shares drop to 18 on Amex after reporting weaker quarterly earnings.
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A periodical header from The High Point Enterprise lists branding and publication details. It includes address 210 Church Avenue High Point NC and notes AP membership and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It references classified terms and distribution arrangements with carriers and advertising representatives.
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Carter Veto Likely as Congress Rebuffs Spending Warnings
Washington AP reports President Carter faces likely veto of a farm bill and public works funds as Congress resists his push to cut federal spending. Figures like Sen. Robert Dole and Sen. James Abourezk weigh in while House and Senate races over aid levels shape the veto risk.
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Soviet Union seeks extradition of hijacker in Sweden
A 37 year old engineer hijacked a Soviet An-24 to Stockholm and asked asylum. Sweden, lacking an extradition treaty, said it would follow Hague principles and consider extradition or trial. potential sentences range from four to twelve years depending on harm.
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North Korea Holds Tank and Artillery Advantage Near Border
Washington reports U S military alarm over Korea power balance as North Korea fields about 1 850 medium Soviet and Chinese built tanks to South Korea’s 1 000 U S built machines within 50 miles of the DMZ. The Army proposes upgrading South Korean M48 tanks to 105 mm guns and supplying 1 000 U S TOW missiles to offset the edge. North Korea also has artillery superiority.
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Pot Bill Introduced To Ease Marijuana Penalties
RALEIGH AP State Rep Al Adams filed a bill to reduce penalties for possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. The measure with 46 co sponsors limits first offense fines to 100 dollars with no jail, and raises subsequent penalties to 200 dollars with no jail days. Current law imposes up to 500 dollar fine and six months imprisonment for first offense, and up to 2000 dollar fine and two years imprisonment for later offenses.
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Angolan Uprising Suppressed by Neto Regime
President Agostinho Neto said his forces crushed an extreme leftist uprising after rebels seized a radio station and attacked key sites in Luanda. He named former Interior Minister Nito Alves and Jose Van Dunem as leaders and warned of severe punishment for those responsible.
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Begin declares West Bank liberated land of Israel
In Cairo a senior Egyptian diplomat calls the Begin Dayan accord a better declaration than earlier Likud promises. Two days after Likud's election victory Begin tours the West Bank and proclaims it Israel’s liberated land, while observers call Dayan’s appointment a shrewd move that may stir domestic political backlash.
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Terrorists Free Children From School In Assen Crisis
Eight ill youngsters were released in stages from a school siege in Assen before authorities negotiated a crisis shift. Parents behind barriers watched as children, calm yet tired, entered vehicles and were later screened by doctors and a psychiatric unit. Red Cross said many parents faced extreme strain as the standoff stretched into early morning hours. One father shouted he could not stand the pressure.
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