New York Stocks Rally Amid City Rescue Hopes
The noon Dow rose 2.44 to 954.69 in heavy trading as gains outpaced losses on the NYSE and AMEX. Texaco led activity at 23 1/4 after a 200000 share block moved. Citicorp climbed to 304, JP Morgan to 54, and Chase Manhattan to 27. Volume on the Big Board reached 12.6 million shares.
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New York Stock Exchange Index Slips Amid Mixed Prices
New York stocks show varied results as prices move in mixed fashion. The daily table lists numerous companies with fluctuating highs and lows, reflecting a cautious trading session across sectors and indices.
Terry Sanford to Be Honored in Laurinburg
LAURINBURG AP Democratic presidential contender Terry Sanford was to be honored today in his birthplace. Before leaving Washington he commented on Alabama Governor George Wallace entering the Democratic race, urging voters to judge Wallace by record and actions. Sanford, president of Duke University, planned a noon luncheon and meetings with supporters.
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Bodies Of Couple Found In Trinity Trailer Home
Randolph County investigators probe the deaths of Charlie Cletus Hulin, 4, and Betty Briles Hulin, 44, whose bodies were found by a neighbor in their Phillips Farm trailer near Tabernacle Baptist Church. Sheriff's officials say they were dead at least 48 hours and last seen Sunday afternoon. An autopsy was ordered in Chapel Hill.
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Zone of reasonableness eyed for trucking rates reform
The plan exempts trucks serving new manufacturing plants under five years old from ICC certification. It would create a zone allowing rate changes within 7 to 15 percent over three years with no downward limit later, unless the ICC finds immediate damage. ATA blasts proposal as danger to transportation stability and economic order.
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Rumsfeld may join Ford ticket as VP in 1975
Washington AP report notes Senate Armed Services Committee ready to approve Donald H. Rumsfeld as defense chief. Stennis sees little opposition and hints a vote on confirmation should occur promptly. Ford aims to restore part of the defense budget cuts and Rumsfeld states he will present his own national security views.
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Douglas opinions audit liberal tax views and stare decisis
In a 1974 Pennsylvania Law Review piece Bernard Wolfman calls Douglas indifferent to tax law and careless in writing. Douglas retorts that fellow justices dislike his decisions and he minimizes stare decisis, noting 1875 expectations about electronic surveillance. John P. Frank terms Douglas a bridge from old liberalism to new.
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Energy bill nears final form on conservation and oil pricing
Congress and the White House reach a softened energy package after 15 days of talks. The plan would push gas mileage rules, curb energy use by 5 percent by 1980, and set terms for Alaska oil pricing while delaying full price-control expiration to 40 months.
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Pete Ivey Dies At 62 In Chapel Hill
Alfred Guy Pete Ivey UNC Chapel Hill news bureau director for 20 years died at 62 after heart attack recovery. Noted as dean of university newsmen and author of two books. Survived by two daughters, siblings, and two grandchildren.
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Baptists Debate Ordination of Women At Convention
At Asheville the North Carolina Baptist State Convention closed its 145th annual meeting with a decision left to local churches. A watered down resolution affirmed each churchs right to decide if women may be ordained ministers, while opponents cited scripture to oppose it. Dr Cecil Sherman of Asheville criticized some scriptural interpretations as highly questionable.
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Douglas' Successor and the Move for a Woman Justice
Senate confirmation signals a historic reshaping of the Supreme Court as Justice Douglas nears retirement. Speculation centers on a woman nominee from Ford's era with Betty Ford backing a bold push, naming candidates from Shirley Hufstedler to Carla Hills and Michigan figures like Martha Griffiths and Mary Coleman.
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