Market Up Amid OPEC Delay Hopes After Oil Price Talks
The Noon Dow rose 2.91 to 938.25 as traders priced in a possible postponement of any oil price increase beyond the December 15 OPEC meeting. NYSE gainers led 32 to 1. Alcan Aluminium slid 1 percent to 21 after Quebec election losses. NYSE composite up .25 to 53.77. AMEX up .06 to 98.29. Volume hit 8.66 million shares in early trading.
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Alcan Aluminium
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Alcan
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High Point News Market Prices Several Firms Listed
An assorted list of stock prices and company names appears from a New York market page. Firms such as Avon, ConEd, Coca Cola, Exxon, General Mills, GM, IBM, and Sears are shown with varying percentages and figures. The page includes a High Point Enterprise header and subscription rates.
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Ask Averages in NorSim 4050
The listing shows bid-ask figures for multiple companies including PepsiCo WestgE Star WOM and ZenithRad with varying percentages in 1976. Copyright by The Associated Press 1976.
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Warners
WilimsCos
ZaleCorp
ZenithRad
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Associated Press
Stock Averages Show Mixed Noon Readings Across Markets
National price figures compiled by the Associated Press list interdealer quotes as of around 3 p.m. with several major securities and banks shown. The sheet includes figures for firms such as Central Caro Bank, Union Corp, and Northwest Fin, among others, reflecting varied movement in midday trading.
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Menredon Furn
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Kenan Transport
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Oh Lawe's
Saas
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Ncnb Corp
Northwest Fin. Corp
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Phillips
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Seneimes
Inurloat
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Kalering
Pinkerton
Rmic Corp. Reid-Provdnt Labs
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Sonoco Products
SC Natl. Corp. Son. Film
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Universal Foods
Va. International
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Washington Group
West Knitting Corp
White Shield Co
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Dow Jones Noon Snapshot on Exchange Index
AP report from New York shows the noon stock index at 53.77 with a 0.15 drop in transportation and 0.15 in utilities. overall market movement reflects slight declines.
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Pell Delivers $25,000 Relief to Italian Earthquake Survivors
Senator Claiborne Pell visited Gemona Italy with his wife and John Kent president of the Italian Relief Fund to deliver a $25 000 relief check from Rhode Island citizens to earthquake survivors living in a tent camp.
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Italy
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pell
Pell
John Kent
Italian Relief Fund
North Carolina Baptist Budget Vote Sets Budget Over 13 Million
Fayetville AP reports the North Carolina Baptist State Convention planned to adopt a budget exceeding 13 million dollars and hear Billy Graham deliver a sermon before this annual meeting ends. Delegates also consider a Bill Wallace resolution urging action with the Christian Action League to pursue stronger anti obscenity laws. The trustee study committee seeks a one year extension affecting the accreditation of seven Baptist colleges and to ensure representation from smaller churches. Officers elected include Coy Privette president and Ray W Benfield first vice president.
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North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Billy Graham
Bill Wallace
Gastonia
Christian Action League
State Convention
Charlotte
Coy Privette
Kannapolis
Ray W. Benfield
Greensboro
Sarah Parker
Lamar Brooks
Laurinburg
Ted W. Williams
Raleigh
Inmates Escape Georgia Prison and Kidnap SC Paper Official
Two escaped convicts Ralph Delahassaye and William Morgan fled Central Correctional Institution in Columbia after over powering a guard and taking a pistol. They abducted Columbia records circulator Herbert Gardner Jr. and a Macon man, later releasing Gardner in Macon. FBI planned kidnapping warrants as investigations continued.
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Macon
South Carolina
Georgia
FBI
Ralph Delahassaye
William R. Morgan
Central Correctional Institution
Columbia
S.C
Don Cochran
Delahassaye
Herbert Gardner Jr
West Columbia
Gardner
Bomb Threat Closes U S Exhibit in Moscow Park
About 1,000 Russians evacuated from the U S Bicentennial exhibit at Moscow’s Sokolniki Park after a bomb threat. No device found. exhibit closed for the day as Soviet authorities delayed a bomb squad arrival. American director Frank Ursino said this was the first such disruption.
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U.S
Sokolniki Park
Frank Ursino
Ursino
Carter Assembly in Williamsburg Sets Transition Cooperation
The Carter forces convened in Williamsburg Virginia to discuss foreign policy with the incoming administration. Attendees included Senate leaders and future committee chairs such as Senator Hubert Humphrey and Representative Thomas ONeill. The group met at Senator Herman Talmadge’s Lovejoy farm near Atlanta to plan a smooth presidential transition.
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Herman Talmadge
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Lovejoy
Atlanta
Thomas I. O'Neill
D-Mass
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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Brock Adams
D-Wash
Farter
Georgia
Boeing Uses Soviet Defense Manuals to Guard Industry
Boeing reports using Soviet civil defense methods to shield U S industrial machinery from a thermonuclear strike. The plan relies on polyurethane foam plastic chips dirt sandbags and is tested with Soviet manuals. Estimated cost to protect all U S machinery 1.2 to 1.5 billion dollars.
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Boeing Co
Boeing
T.K. Jones
U.S. Joint Committee On Defense
Jones
Washington, D.C
U.S
George Weiss
Washington
Soviet Union
Weiss
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Star Of Past Signs Contract
Former rock and roll star Jimmy Clanton signs a long term deal with Starcrest label in Nashville. His first release will be Old Rock N Roller Will It Happen Again described as soft rock. Clanton previously charted with Just A Dream Go Jimmy Go and Venus in Blue Jeans.
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Jimmy Clanton
Starcrest
Jimmy Go
Fiber diet not lowering cholesterol study finds
University of Oregon researchers reported at an American Heart Association meeting that high fiber intake did not reduce blood cholesterol. In a controlled trial, volunteers on low cholesterol diets showed no further drop with added fiber, while four daily egg yolks raised cholesterol regardless of fiber.
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Miami Beach
Fla
University of Oregon
American Heart Assn
Thomas L. Raymond
University Health Sciences Center
Portland
William Connor
D.S. Lin
8.L. Connor
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