Stock market inch gains as rate fears persist
In New York trading on Tuesday May 23 1974 the Dow Jones average rose 81 to 816.96 as gains beat losers 7 to 4 amid quiet volume. Investors watched Federal Reserve statements urging restrained money growth to curb inflation. Schlumberger led activity with a large block traded at 100 while Amex and other issues showed mixed moves.
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Chet Carrier
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Schlumberger
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
MGIC
Barron's Magazine
High Point Enterprise Contact and Rates Notice
The High Point Enterprise announces home delivery rates and distribution notes. Includes subscription options by mail and Sunday delivery, with NC sales tax and carrier contract details, plus advertising representative references.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
Post Office
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Exchange and Exdividend Terms in Securities Notes
The notice outlines terms such as ex dividend ex rights and excluding warrants and warrants distributed and next day delivery. It mentions bankruptcy or receivership under the Bankruptcy Act and foreign issues with interest equalization tax.
Over-The-Counter Quotation Brief from NASD Wash
NASD bid and asked quotations represent inter dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. Inter dealer markets fluctuate during the day. Prices exclude retail markup markdown or commissions. Quotations supplied through the High Point office of E. F. Hutton & Co.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co
Mill Head Warns Employes in Dan River Strike Stand
DANVILLE Va AP The president of Dan River Inc warns that if mill workers strike they will face permanent replacement The United Textile Workers plan to start voting on authorization after rejecting a 10 pay raise Dan River had offered The ballot runs 6 am Wednesday to 1 am Thursday A Sunday union meeting showed 1596 against and 117 in favor of the raise which would have given hourly workers a third raise in 18 months
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Cbsi
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OlinCorp
Wachova
Citicorp
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Wuniont
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Kissinger Ends Trip With Syria Talks Delicate Pivotal
Kissinger sends aide Sisco on final envoy leg to Damascus then returns to the U.S. after Israeli cabinet reviews clarifications sought from Syria. Talks hinge on linking withdrawal to broader future pullback with draft pacts lacking final points.
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Joseph Sisco
United States
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Ben-Gurion
Syria
Duke delays rate case as public urged hearings
Duke faces requests to refund extra revenue with 6 percent interest, with a motion to dismiss tied to old findings. Chairman Marvin Wooten said the motion would be advised while public hearings may be moved to daytime sessions in Greensboro and Marion after talks with Carolina Action. Duke’s case already had two sessions set in Charlotte.
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Robert Morgan
U. S. Senate
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Carolina Action
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Winston-Salem
Durham
Charlotte
Supreme Court Limits Use Of Class Action Suits
The Supreme Court ruled that plaintiffs in class action suits must individually notify each class member at their own expense, a move critics say creates strong obstacles for environmental and consumer actions. The decision, with partial dissent by Douglas, Brennan, and Marshall, remands the Eisen case to New York district court for dismissal and potential future suit with changes to the class.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
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Douglas
Eisen
U.S. District Court
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Ficient Judicial Administration
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Morton Eisen
New York Stock Exchange
Circuit
Cadillac Ends Up In Albuquerque Living Room
An Albuquerque woman found a black 1972 Cadillac in her living room after her next door neighbor, Crescencio Lopez, backed out and the gas pedal stuck. Police say the car bounced off a son’s vehicle into Lupe Garley’s home, knocking out gas service. Garley fears theft but plans to stay put until the car is removed. Gary Pals of the insurance firm works to bring an adjuster.
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N.M
Lupe Garley
Winslow
Ariz
Gary Pals
Court orders release of Watergate tapes by May 31
Judge Sirica ordered 1,300 pages of edited White House transcripts turned over by May 31 amid a fight over 64 conversations from June 1972 to June 1973. Prosecutors seek the tapes for the Watergate cover-up trial set for September. Jaworski argued the matter warranted a gatekeeping exception to speed the case.
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White House
Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
Sirica
NOW President Reassures Men NOW President Reassures Men
NOW's new leader Karen De Crow told delegates in Houston that men have nothing to fear and everything to gain from the women's rights movement as NOW approved resolutions at its seventh conference. The impeachment measure cited substantial public evidence of Nixon's high crimes and obstructions, prompting calls to charge the president.
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Tex
National Organization For Women
Cess
Karen de Crow
Nixon
Administration of Justice
House Judiciary Committee
Ford Notes Nixon Impeachment Path Beyond House Debate
Ford said he may not actively participate if impeachment moves to the House while Archibald Cox outlined grounds for removing Nixon, including refusal to turn over tapes and documents. Jaworski pressed that rest of the Sept 15 tape and notes be produced for grand juries as part of the Watergate probe.
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Cox
Supreme Court
Ford
House
Haldeman
Four New York Children Subjected to Torture by Mother and Captor
In New York police say four children and their mother suffered months of abuse by Sotero Vasquez 33 who allegedly imprisoned them in a padlocked apartment. A 7-year-old boy was reportedly placed in a lighted oven before the mother Olga Ramos 27 freed him and called authorities. Vasquez faces charges including attempted murder reckless endangerment and unlawful imprisonment.
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Sotero Vasquez
Olga Ramos
Vasquez
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