Market mixed as Thanksgiving nears Wall Street quiets
The noon Dow slipped 0.58 to 948.72 as gainers barely outpaced losers on the NYSE about 7 to 6. Trading slowed with Thanksgiving closing ahead and post holiday activity expected to be light. American Broadcasting led volume, rising 38 percent after a volatile week involving a government review of network ownership. Atlantic Richfield rose after agreeing to acquire The Observer.
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Fired State Employee Continues To Draw Pay
William E. Woodruff, a state Department of Transportation engineer, was fired in January and later indicted on embezzlement charges. A court order keeps him on the $1,600 monthly payroll and blocks removal, while a $50,000 countersuit claims political motives. Hearing delays persist as cases proceed in Mecklenburg County.
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Mecklenburg County
Carter delays tax cut decision amid economic review
President elect Jimmy Carter says no immediate decision on a tax cut while he reviews January indicators due in February. He aims to focus on job creation and 6 percent growth next year, with inflation considered, and plans early talks with leaders before his January inauguration.
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Carter aide topic hints at budget office shift
Georgia report outlines pressure within the Carter transition as Lance’s exit affects the budget office. Attorney Jack Watson and political adviser Hamilton Jordan clash over authority while OMB’s cabinet elevation raises stakes for budget consolidation toward 1980.
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Missing Wilmington 10 files found and turned over
A dozen or more Human Relations Commission files related to the Wilmington 10 were found in the commission office and given to the SBI for study. They may affect the 1972 convictions for conspiracy to burn a grocery store and shooting at police during 1971 racial unrest.
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Police at roadblock in shooting probe described
The article notes Conley is in Central Prison hospital Raleigh and ballistics linked four of 14 bullets to Fisher. A News Leader report says a pistol tied to the accused abductor may have been the killer’s. State SBI and FBI results remain unreleased, with about 20 troopers at the roadblock when the shooting occurred.
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Legion convention witness links mysterious disease to glassy-eyed man
George Chiavetta of Layton, Pa, testified he heard a royal blue suited man warn delegates at a state Legion convention that the Legionnaires disease would not be saved. Health officials say no cause yet. investigators weigh industrial toxins and nickel carbonyl as possibilities.
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FTC Warns Most 23-Channel CB Radios Obsolete Next Month
Washington AP reports the government will raise CB radio channels from 3 to 40 next month. About four million 23-channel sets cannot be converted, though some can be updated to 40 channels. The FTC urged buyers to confirm if their set will convert and warned many shoppers may be unaware of future usefulness.
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