Stock market mixed after wholesale price surge tops gains
New York markets opened with a mixed tone as wholesale prices rose 27.6 percent annually, erasing early Dow gains. The noon Dow dipped 0.07 to 659.11 while NYSE leaders included Occidental Petroleum and Kennecott Copper advancing on coal talks. Amex saw Marine on top volume, though down.
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Dividend data and financials from 1974 Associated Press listing
The document compiles stock dividend metrics and corporate figures for numerous firms including PennCentral, United States Steel, General Electric, and Exxon, with emphasis on rates, declarations, and payment statuses. It also notes annual reports and distribution nuances, quoting asides on semi annual and special dividends and stock splits.
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New York Stocks Movement Amid Mixed AP Update
AP reports a mixed session as New York stock prices show varied gains and losses across many blue chip issues. Notable entries include Alcoa, Chrysler, and Revlon with modest shifts, while indexes hover near midrange as investors weigh earnings and dividend outlooks.
NASD Quotations Inter-Dealer Prices At 11 A.M
The NASD quotations reflect inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Markets vary through the day. Prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions. Quotations supplied via E F Huttons High Point office.
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Carradine Receives Fine and Probation in Home Break-In
Actor David Carradine was fined 250 dollars and placed on one year of probation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor mischief and trespass. A Laurel Canyon break-in on September 15 saw him smash windows rifling medicine cabinet and overturn furniture in a neighbor's home.
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Clarence A. Stromwall
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Laurel Canyon
LaRues Testimony Links All Five Watergate Defendants
Frederick C. LaRue testified that payments to the original Watergate defendants were meant to keep them silent, directly implicating all five defendants in the cover up. He described a March 21 1973 call about extra funds and noted Dean would withdraw from money matters, with further steps involving Mitchell and a money mechanism.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Frederick C. LaRue
Watergate
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Richard Ben- Veniste
LaRue
Ben-Veniste
Mississippi
Ten District Judges Not Legally Trained
Kannapolis resident L F Faggart, 59, elected as a state District Court judge without formal legal training, cites nine years as justice of the peace and magistrate and a police career. Two others, William Martin of Hickory and Arnold Q O Jones of Goldsboro Kinston, share the pattern. Ten of 118 judges in 30 districts lack formal training.
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QO. Jones
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Federal Reserve Boosts Money Supply for Holiday Spending
The Federal Reserve Board signals banks to pump 750 million into the economy boosting holiday purchases at stores and car dealers. The move signals a possible shift from anti inflation to anti recession and could ease mortgage credit while aiding housing.
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Farmers receive 41 cents of every consumer food dollar
USDA says the farmer share of the food dollar averaged 41.1 cents in the third quarter, up one cent from the prior quarter but still below the 1973 peak. The department also rejected a plan to raise minimum milk prices under federal orders, while industry and consumer spokesmen noted shoppers gain only a few pennies weekly when shelf prices stop rising.
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Nixon's Release Expected After Hospital Stay
Former President Richard M. Nixon was set to leave Long Beach hospital after 23 days of treatment for phlebitis and return to his Camarillo villa. Doctors appointed by Judge Sirica will examine him to determine if he can testify in the Watergate cover-up trial.
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Grain aid split stalls at conference amid droughts
US officials debate large scale grain diversion to aid affluent buyers as world markets rise after the 1972 drought. An American economist said the United States was asked to provide bulk grain possibly up to 4 million tons, but Earl Butz and the Ford administration oppose major diversion unless Arab oil nations share the cost.
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Ford.administration
Cat Causes Bellevue Crash Involving Two Cars
Bellevue police say 23 year old Ann Derbshire could not stop her car and drove beneath another vehicle destroying both cars. A police spokesman said she faced a clear choice between stomping the car or stopping it.
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Delta Pilot Testifies On Approach In Eastern Flight 212 Crash
Delta captain T L Golenia testified that as he neared Charlotte he could see the ground though the airport was obscured. He described seeing runway lights about two miles out while Eastern Flight 212 prepared for a stop and crashed short of the runway in dense fog. witnesses, survivors, and weather officials described conditions and the flight path during the National Transportation Safety Board hearing.
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