New York stocks rise amid city finance hopes and IBM lawsuit
The noon Dow up 0.47 at 854.14 with advancing issues tied 3-3 to declines as investors weigh NYC financial rescue talks. Newmont Mining active, down 0.5% at 22% with 188,300 shares. Xerox down 2 points after price cuts and IBM suit. Otis Elevator slumps 7% after United Technologies $4 per share offer for Otis, United down 0.75% at 43%. Denny's plans 1 million share offering, up one point to 18%.
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New York High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Notices
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Stock Market Snapshot Shows Mixed American Indices
The AP sheet reports mixed gains and declines across major U S stock averages. It lists prices, highs and lows for many listed companies and bonds, with daily and weekly change figures and closing values from New York exchanges.
Congress Faces Decision on NYC Aid Amid Default Fears
Congress rushes to decide federal aid for New York City before Thanksgiving as a $2.3 billion state financing plan expires December 1. Governor Hugh Carey and others seek Ford admin support while lawmakers weigh a compromise aid package and a debt moratorium using MAC securities to delay cash payments.
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Sanford calls for full employment as core goal in campaign
Durham AP report outlines Terry Sanford arguing government must subordinate other economic aims to full employment. He proposes White House control of the Fed, caps on interest rates, standby tax power, possible price controls, and federal guaranteed employment through public agencies. He cites inflation, deficits, and social benefits as reasons.
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Lawyers complete stage one in Supreme Court nominee review
Washington AP The ABA screening panel finished its initial review of 12 nominees to replace Justice Douglas but offered no recommendations to Levi or Ford. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield urged nominating a qualified woman as a long overdue step, noting women’s large share of the electorate.
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Egg Man Shot Dead in Charlotte Robbery
Horace B. Deese, 64, known as the Egg Man for three decades, was killed Saturday afternoon in a public housing area while selling eggs. His 15-year-old son Reid, also at work, was threatened at gunpoint as a robber demanded money. No arrests by Sunday night. Deese had recently faced rising concerns over drug activity in low income neighborhoods.
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Franco's Chief Surgeon Silent on Third Operation
Madrid AP reports Franco, age 82, is said to be satisfied after a third major operation three days prior. Dr Manuel Hidalgo Huertas says the patient had a quiet night with no new complications following procedures to repair arteries and hemorrhaging, and partial stomach removal.
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NAEP report tracks 9 year olds writing trends in 1974
The 1974 NAEP study notes few 9 year olds wrote fully developed paragraphs but those surveyed attempted more complex sentences, signaling movement toward better writing. It offers remediation suggestions including universal remedial labs, increased writing requirements, and teaching grammar separately from writing.
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Miss Teenage America Raps Drug Usage
Cathy Durden the new Miss Teenage America says she disapproves of drug use while understanding abortion arguments on the side. The 16 year old Durden, born in San Francisco and now living in Hawaii, won the title at a 90 minute televised event in Tulsa. She plans to study interpreting at Stanford or Pomona and will receive a 10000 scholarship. Mary Virginia Thompson was second, Karen Seymour-Jones third, and Ann Rocopt fourth.
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Macy's Largest Store In New York City
The Big Store R H Macy and Co Inc covers 46.2 acres in Manhattan and posted sales above one billion dollars for 1972 73. Rowland Hussey Macy opened his first fancy goods store on October 27 1858 with sales of 11.06 dollars.
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Sara Moore to Seek Trial Delay If Competent
Sara Jane Moore's attorney says he will likely seek a delay in her trial if she is ruled mentally competent to face federal charges for the attempted assassination of President Ford in San Francisco. Moore, 45, faces a Dec. 15 trial date but could be delayed by a ruling on competence and a recent appellate decision easing speedy-trial constraints. The case parallels Patricia Hearst's, as Hearst's trial date also looms after psychiatric testing and a similar competence determination.
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