Wall Street indexes rise on rate-cut speculation
The stock market advanced in quiet trading as investors speculated on possible further rate cuts. The Dow Jones average rose 4.04 to 764.17 noon, while the AP 60-stock average gained 1.2 to 260.7 with broad gains across sectors. Ecological Science slipped while Syntex Milgo Electronics Behring Deltona Levitz Teleprompter and International Controls showed varied moves on the American and NYSE.
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Charlotte school board faces $600000 desegregation shortfall
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg County school system cannot cover $600,000 in desegregation costs this year beyond a $119,235 budgeted amount. Superintendent William C. Self told county commissioners the nine month total could reach $790,995, with busing the largest expense at nearly $700,000 and possible staff reductions as a last resort. The board has not requested funds and the county offered no money, though officials pledged help.
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New York Stock Exchange Index Report
Noontime market update from AP notes mixed readings across sectors with transportation and utilities showing activity while industrials and finance mark movements on the New York Stock Exchange index.
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Ex-Bedfellows in Law Enforcement Clash in Public Dispute
Washington AP report details a public feud between FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and former Attorney General Ramsey Clark. Clark accuses Hoover of self centered motives costing crime control while Hoover derides Clark as a jellyfish and recounts tensions with Kennedy era policies and standards.
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Hedrick Rejoins Enterprise As Thomasville Circulation Agent
Thad Hedrick returns to The Enterprise as circulation agent for the Thomasville area after a 30 year association. He replaces R L Lohr who resigns but will assist during the transition. Hedrick resides on Louella Lane in Thomasville.
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Warrenton braces after tear gas ends march flare up
A 48 man North Carolina patrol task force moved into Warrenton after local police used tear gas to disperse a downtown march by demonstrators mostly high school pupils. The town faced a curfew and schools remained closed amid tense protests with arrests for curfew violations reported.
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Bob Hope Plans 20th Yale Tour
Hollywood AP reports comedian Bob Hope will start his 20th Christmas tour for U S troops leaving December 14 for two weeks visiting England West Germany the U S 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean Thailand South Vietnam Korea and Alaska a spokesman said Monday.
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Boy Scout 16 establishes eligibility for Eagle rank in Foster
James Clark, 16, met with Robert Parkinson after his rank denial and said he remains active in the Boy Scout program. Parkinson cited no confirmation of duty to God and noted he will be reviewed by a regional board before Eagle could be awarded.
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Witness testimony in Underwood murder case disputed
Attorneys for James Westbrook challenged the star witness Johnny Frazier saying he lied to police to save himself. Frazier testified that Westbrook shot Carla Underwood, 17, at the South Park shopping center on June 18 and that he helped dispose of the body.
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