Market little changed after Monday’s dip
New York stocks showed small moves as the Dow hovered near 838, slipping earlier but cutting losses by noon. Diamond Crystal traded up while Western Co. of North America boosted its bid to 37.50 for Diamond M, and Kennecott’s $66 a share bid delayed Carborundum’s start. The NYSE index rose to 52.46 and the American index to 118.35 as volume neared 10.15 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diamond’ M
Western Co
North America
Diamond M
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Carborundum
Kennecott Coller
Eaton Corp
Siarhd
Btot
StaufCh
Bendix
BenfCh
Borden
Texlat Ny Hallioet Ai A
Hartel
TiPols
Hercules
Tanigs
BuriNo
Pi Arash
Ranscol
Tom Low
Twenen
Msp
An &S Tga
Uae
IBM
Usstee
Uel
Johnda
Wonlon
Kellong
Westeel
Kennel Welz
Wwevorhr
Bet
Ste Va Kerra
Netmaet
Cuba
Ctwrel
Capaca Ery Stock Exchange
Associaton
Bie Am Ry
Disney
duPont
MAYES
Bankers Trust of $C
Allisch
EsKod
Sova
MacGnid
Baste Resources Corp
Alcoa
McDenb
Passat Furniture
Amax
Echlin
Ik Medeto
Mer AmCan
Exxon
MohkDia
AMBIR
MonBu Bang
MonPw Adi
fAsrgan
Ferenc
JAE
Ned Morar
Ami Anche
Armco
ArmstCk
Asarco
Asntoit
AlRich
Fragmented OCR stock page with varied company names and figures
A dense OCR scan presents stock prices, company names, and financial figures from multiple sectors. The fragment includes banks, rail, manufacturing, and retail firms with mixed punctuation and inconsistent spacing, reflecting a busy market snapshot.
New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Mixed Movement
The Noon index and American Stock Exchange figures show modest shifts with mixed results in trading. Industrial shares edged higher while transportation and finance segments posted slight declines amid steady overall activity.
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New York
New York Sint Sachenge
American Stock Exchange
B.S
Stock Averages and Bond Averages Compiled Data
The report lists averages compiled by Associated Press and another agency, showing net change for stocks and bonds. It includes day, week, month, and year figures with highs and lows, noting values for various indices and bonds and referencing dates in 1977 and 1978. The fragmentary OCR provides partial figures and inconsistent labels for a broad market snapshot.
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Iires
Utity Aires
Masnelused
Ind
Atil
High Point Enterprise Rate Card and Notices
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and notes on independent contractors and advertising representation. Also lists office address, second class matter status, and AP news use rights.
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High Point Enterprise
Ied
High Baler Enterprise
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Pope Associatedress
Mane
Advanse
Tae Associated Press
AP News
M.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
London Associates
National Advertising
Evel Knievel Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
In Santa Monica, Evel Knievel received six months in jail for beating former press agent Sheldon Saltman with a baseball bat. Judge Edward Rafeedie likened the act to frontier justice and ordered three years of probation. Knievel, who admitted the attack stemmed from disliking Saltman's book about him, must arrange affairs within a week before serving.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Evel Knievel
Superior C Court
Edward Rafeedie
Knievel
Sheldon Saltman
Saltman
$70 000 Paper Bag Buys Eccentric Vehicle
Seattle AP reports Craig Cole bought a custom Stutz Blackhawk VI for 70000 in cash carried in a paper bag. The car features 24 karat gold interior trim, 18 coats of paint, brass bumpers with chrome overlays, lambs wool carpeting, bark-tanned leather upholstery, thick body steel, and a two-person lift hood for oil checks. Cole, 28, formerly a newspaper carrier, runs real estate, five exotic and modern dance studios.
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Seattle
Craig Cole
Cole
Lamb
New York Court Strikes Death Penalty Statute
The New York Court of Appeals ruled the states death penalty law unconstitutional per se invalidating automatic executions for police or guard killings, prison escapes, or inmates with life sentences. The ruling leaves two death row inmates without looming executions and cites a June Supreme Court decision from Louisiana as basis.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Police Recover Piggy Bank Coins Loot in France
French police identified part of last summer's piggy bank robbery loot totaling about 10 tons of coins valued at 3.5 million dollars. A man and four women were arrested after officers found a 270 thousand dollar hoard of 10 franc coins in Avon, about 35 miles south of Paris, during a residence search. The July 28 hijacking involved a truck carrying a container of newly minted coins en route to the Bank of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Avon
Paris Gare de Lyon
Bank of France
Baptists Urge Wake Forest to Return Part of NSF Grant
At the Baptist State Convention in Charlotte about 3,100 attendees voted overwhelmingly to recommend Wake Forest University not use $85,000 of a $300,000 National Science Foundation grant for a biology department greenhouse. If restructuring is impossible, the money should be returned to the government agency. The Rev. W. W. Finlater urged accepting the full grant, but his amendment failed. The convention stressed its Services Rendered principle, which limits federal grants to university services benefiting government and society. The final decision rests with Wake Forest’s trustees.
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W. W. Finlater
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Fin
John M. Lewis
Waker Forest
Board of Trustees
Coy Privette
Kannapolis
North Carolina
Privette
Shah visit sparks clashes near state department grounds
Hooded Iranian student protesters and shah supporters fought for about an hour around the monument grounds after the Ellipse area was cleared. Shaving incidents occurred on the north side at Lafayette Park as two students were handcuffed, while medics aided injured demonstrators amid loud chants and fear among bystanders.
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State Department
Shah
Monument
Lafayette Park
Brush Fire Destroys Six Homes in Canyon
A wind driven brush fire in the Santa Monica Mountains near Topanga State Park destroyed six houses, damaged three more, and burned up to 600 acres. Residents fled or sheltered at Palisades High School as cool breezes arrived and Santa Ana winds subsided. Sheriff and fire officials said embers from an earlier eight acre brush fire sparked the blaze, with up to 30 people seeking refuge at the evacuation center.
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Los Angeles
Glenda Rosen
Santa Ana
Jack Innes
Palisades High School
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Colonel Life
NOR HO
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Atanr
Matcen
NatDist
LepsiCo
Pepalco
Union
Weedie Farmers New Wortd
First Union Corp
Forsyth Bank & Trust
Franklin Lieins
Ncnb Corp
NC -Natural_ Gas
Northwest Fin
Cory Northwest Fin
Occidental Life Tins
PCA
Trl, Inc
Patst Brewing Co
Gondts
Fiedmont Aviation Piedmont
Pinkerton
NC Quality
Avis Rmic Corp
Exchange
American Stock
Steve Sve
Joachm. Plinayb
Shoneys. Inc. Colemn
Pittsin
Seneca Pi
Consol
Preamo
SC Nall. Corp
Ae Cookin Poterciet
Seu
Flim
Creter
Porige
Sau. Matt, Corp
Camson Procta
Hhi
Psycol
Telarent Leasing
PSVEG
Textiles Inc
Oynicth
POSPL
Thalhimer Bros
Oyneliet
Unifl_ inc
Bank Bie
Drontéa
Walker Shoes
Lee We Wiz Corp
Giant
Ye Ia
Wright Machinery Wow
SRE
Rae Ae
Kiel
Gibesinp
Holly
Sea Aestiy Ranch
Huskyo
Yeapova
Locatrm
ingtrSys
AVDVA
Ltvcpwi EntyRd
RelGowt Seabee
Searles
Sears
Risdon
Shaliou
Jas
TG Satich
Shrwin
Ryan
Ethae Ant
Mtg
A.P. Stock
Stella Staty
Chicago
Frank Collin
Tony
Atredale
Please
Fagile
Augusta
N.Y
Baptists
Grant
Canyon
Santa Monica Mountains
Pacific Ocean
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Topanga State Park
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