Market gains as federal aid talk nudges sentiment
Washington opposition to city aid softens, prompting a modest stock rally led by gains on the NYSE. Dow up 4.49 to 819.97, Standard Brands active but down 4% at 36, volume rising as Veterans Day holiday slows trading. GM climbs after antitrust talk. New Process leads Amex with up to 19% gain.
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New York Stock Exchange Prices and Listings Snapshot
Exchange pages show a wide array of company listings with last prices and changes. Major names such as Amex, Alcoa, Ampex, Anaconda, Asarco, Ashland and many others appear among trading entries. The High Point Enterprise also notes its publication details and advertising rates with standard Associated Press news.
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Scowcroft to Resign From Air Force Before White House Role
Washington AP report says the White House advised Lt. Gen Brent Scowcroft to resign the Air Force before becoming President Ford's special assistant for national security affairs. Deputy White House press secretary William J Greener Jr said Scowcroft had not been ordered to resign and has plans to retire.
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Ray Asheville General Secretary Treasurer Elected
The Rev. Cecil Ray of Dallas Texas was elected general secretary treasurer of the Baptist State Convention at its 145th annual meeting May The Rev. Mr Ray won strong support from about 3 000 delegates while the other nominee the Rev. Claude Asbury of Maryland received fewer than a dozen votes Dr James Buhlman Oak Ridge had nominated Asbury and Rev M O Owens Gastonia backed Rays nomination The Rev Ray directs the Texas Baptist Stewardship Division and will succeed Dr W Perry Crouch of Asheville who reaches retirement age this year Moses Privette Kannapolis expected to be elected president A 15 member committee was formed to study Wake Forest University's Reynolds Foundation contract adopted in 1946 and to be reviewed
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Lemon car sparks prolonged picket at Dallas GM dealer
Candy Ermels, a 37 year old mother of two, has spent three weeks picketing a Dallas Chevrolet dealer after 35 repair visits to fix a 1975 Monza described as a lemon. The dealer disputes chronic failure claims noting only seven repairs. Ermels says emissions, cooling, and electrical issues persist and has filed a lawsuit.
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Africans Welcome Freedom in Luanda Inauguration
Thousands of Africans greet Angolan independence and Agostinho Neto as he is crowned president. Neto leads the Soviet backed MPLA declaring the nation independent at midnight. Rival nationalist movements advance on Luanda as celebrations mix drums with gunfire and shells. A Red Cross plane is struck by two bullets but lands safely at the airport. A Portuguese jetliner returning delegations from several parties aborts the mission.
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Backfire bomber heightens SALT debate and reach
The Backfire bomber, described by Western analysts as Russia’s most advanced, can fly groundhugging missions and reach at least 1,500 miles. With a 2,300 mile range, it cannot strike the continental United States without refueling, prompting dispute over whether it is intercontinental. US analysts are divided on Moscow’s intent and deployment across the western Soviet Union and Black Sea region.
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Guild Seeks To Avert Times Walkout With Extended Talks
New York AP The New York Times and the Newspaper Guild extended contract talks for four hours to avert a walkout by about 2100 Times employees. A strike could also halt the Daily News. Mediator Theodore Kheel said the union agreed to delay action until 11 am after the deadline passed.
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Hearst Competence Hearing Opens Amid Backlash
In a jammed courtroom, Johnson questioned the judge’s Friday ruling that Miss Hearst is competent to stand trial. F Lee Bailey supported his partner, arguing the doctors should be cross examined, while U.S. Attorney Browning opposed testimony. Hearst remained silent as the session began.
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Ford Aides Attack Zionist Vote at United Nations
Ford said those who denounce Zionism also repudiate the Bible and prophets as the UN passed a 72 to 35 vote with 32 abstentions. Congress had condemned the anti-Israel stance earlier, while Henry Jackson urged cutting aid to voting nations. President Ford targets Egypt aid, Udall calls for reassessment, Case calls action irresponsible, Kennedy warns the UN founding principles were compromised. Cuba joined Arabs in sponsoring the resolution.
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Franco Develops Lung Edema Amid Illness
Madrid AP report states Gen Francisco Franco developed lung edema and small congestive spots four days after abdominal surgery. Doctors stopped artificial breathing as breathing improved but edema recurred, with kidney failure and artificial dialysis continuing to filter blood.
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Judge rules on Quinlan guardian and respirator case
In a 44 page decision Judge Muir denied Quinlan's request to appoint Karen Quinlan's guardian and to order Dr. Robert Morse to disconnect the respirator. The court found no proof that removal was appropriate, noting Karen is alive and doctors testified there is some hope despite uncertainty about the cause of her illness possibly linked to alcohol and tranquilizers.
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Geneseo Announces 21 Percent Earnings Rise
Nashville based Geneseo Inc. reports a 21 percent increase in pretax earnings for its U.S. and Canadian operations in the first quarter of the fiscal year. The AP dispatch notes the rise reflects improving profits across the conglomerate's markets.
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