Market Drifts Down as NYC Outlook Shapes Trade
New York stocks retreat with the Dow at 838.55 after midday trading, as lawmakers push tax measures to win federal aid for the city. Weyerhaeuser led NYSE activity, down 1 2/3, after acquiring Evans Products assets. Xerox fell 1 4, while Sambo's Restaurants topped the American list at 16.54.
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NYSE Stock Listings Amid Mixed Gains and Losses
New York Stock Exchange quotes show broad activity with many names like Ambac, Amex, Boeing, Motorola and Uniroyal fluctuating. Traders monitor telecom, energy and financial sectors as several stocks mark fractional gains while others slip.
Wall Street Mixed as Rates Hold Steady on Key Indexes
New York stock quotes show a varied session with many tradeables inching higher while others retreat. Investors digest earnings and economic signals as the market weighs inflation risks against growth prospects.
Stock Index Update From New York Exchange
New York market figures show minor shifts as listed prices and dividends are detailed in the regular table. The text notes that dividend figures follow standard annual or semiannual declarations with footnotes explaining special or extra payments and various stock actions.
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High Point Enterprise Subscription Notice and Policy
The High Point Enterprise announces its policy on subscriptions and advertising. It notes association with the Associated Press for reproduction rights and details about mail and carrier delivery options. The paper states it is not responsible for advance payments and directs readers to contact local staff for home delivery questions.
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Caroline Kennedy debuts as teen photographer in New York
Caroline Kennedy 17, daughter of the late President, opens an 80-frame photo show at Lexington Labs Gallery in New York. The exhibit features outdoor scenes, a Spanish bullfight, and Appalachia portraits from her documentary work last year, with low-key publicity per gallery president Phil Passoni.
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Rock Singer Cleared in Accident in Scotland
Edinburg Scotland AP Les McKeown 20 year old Bay City Rollers lead singer cleared in the death of an elderly woman struck by his car. A jury found him guilty of reckless driving for driving six miles per hour over the limit. He was fined 315 dollars and banned from driving for a year.
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Bait Ads On Turkeys Investigated
RALEIGH AP The Consumer Protection Division of the Attorney General Office said it is investigating bait advertising of 20 pound Thanksgiving turkeys. A consumer group found Raleigh area stores advertising low prices while lacking sufficient stock. One manager claimed one turkey made the ad legal. The division noted bait advertising violates unfair or deceptive trade practices law and so far reports are limited to Raleigh.
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McGovern Weighs Second White House Bid After Speech
In Louisville AP dispatch George McGovern signaled readiness for a possible second presidential run if fellow Democrats fail to address core issues. He faulted the party for racism ties via busing while urging candidates to confront the whole set of major concerns and warned against nominating anyone who would betray constitutional vows. He noted Sen Henry M Jackson opposed forced busing and left open timing for his own entry.
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Carey Presses 206 Million Tax Bill in New York
Gov. Hugh Carey urged the legislature to adopt about 208 million dollars in higher New York City taxes to back federal aid for the city. The bipartisan budget clash stalled action, as lenders and lawmakers weighed state balance concerns, while a Times Square rally pushed for federal help and a black Puerto Rican caucus veto threatened welfare cuts.
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Fire rages in Los Angeles area burning 100 acres in Chatsworth
In Chatsworth a third blaze blackened at least 100 acres while a prior two fires had burned about 1,000 acres. At least five firefighters at Big Tujunga were hospitalized and more than 40 treated for eye irritation from gritty wind blown debris. Winds up to 50 mph continued to push flames southward as investigators noted two youths missing in the Big Tujunga area and no major injuries at Mt Baldy despite a vacation home loss.
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Wallace and Sanford Spar on Welfare in 1940s Speech Clash
Wallace blasted welfare cheats while advocating trimmed Heath Education and Welfare staff and urging aid only for the truly needy. Sanford countered with a path of education and retraining. Most listeners preferred Wallace’s bluntness. a few saw potential in Sanford’s “creative” approach.
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South Carolina to Meet Miami of Ohio in Tangerine Bowl
The University of South Carolina was selected to face Miami of Ohio in the Tangerine Bowl on December 20. Sentinel Star reports the panel chose the Gamecocks over Virginia Tech and San Jose State. Miami of Ohio clinched its berth with a 10-1 season and MAC title.
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Fromme Refuses Testimony in Ford Assassination Case
Lynette Fromme, 27, declines to testify in her defense in the attempted assassination of President Ford. She tells Judge MacBride it is not her trial and rails at her attorney, citing threats of violence and alleged misrepresentation. The defense rests after Ford's videotaped testimony and disputes over the gun’s readiness and whether the trigger was pulled.
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