Dow Drifts Lower in Holiday Market Lull
New York prices eased as traders prepared for a four day Thanksgiving break. The Dow Jones average fell 3.13 to 616.16 while the NYSE composite index slipped and market breadth favored losers amid recession concerns. Safeway and Celanese moved on earnings and cost cut plans as antiperspirant safety questions sparked FDA review.
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New York Stock Exchange Noon Prices Mixed Amid Activity
Exchange reports show varied noon quotes across major issues with several high and low readings. Amid mixed demand, investors watch notable tickers such as AmAirlin AmPEXCorp and ArmstCk as prices shift.
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School aide cites six fights at West Charlotte High
Assistant Principal Odis Rosseau reports six fights at West Charlotte High during the first three days of the week. He says the incidents involved few students, four were injured with none hospitalized, and two involved black and white students. Several youths have been suspended.
Israelis Report Death Of 5 Arab Guerrillas
Israeli troops killed five Arab guerrilla infiltrators near the border with Lebanon in a firefight as UN Security Council prepared to vote on extending the six month mandate for a peacekeeping observer force on the Golan Heights. The clash yielded rifles bazookas and sabotage gear with the slain attackers and no Israeli losses were reported. The incident occurred just before Waldheim Kissinger and regional leaders weighed options to keep the force in place amid broader Middle East tensions.
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World wheat talks face funding gap and no show by Russia and China
At Rome meetings on emergency grain for the needy, Beil cites a $1.9 billion funding gap delaying decisions. Moscow and Peking did not attend, signaling limited immediate pledges. An FAO consultative session may resume in a month as analysts warn of a potential shortfall of 8 to 12 million tons by June.
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Butz Fire Calls Grow After Controversial Remark
The piece notes calls for resignations and firings after a comment by Butz criticizing birth rates and malnutrition. Catholic leaders including the Archdiocese of New York protest, demanding apology or removal. Rep. Biaggi condemns the remark as anti Italian and anti Catholic.
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Fraudulent marriages for immigration gains exposed
Immigrant fraud schemes rely on marriages to obtain legal status. INS officials cite organized rings where American citizens marry multiple aliens, often with false papers, charging 250 to 1500 dollars per arrangement. Miami case noted a mother and daughters connected to thirteen Haitian husbands, most without divorces. Many citizens are vulnerable, often low income women supporting children, as investigations flag suspicious rapid divorce after naturalization.
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Happy Rockefeller Leaves Hospital After Cancer Surgery
Happy Rockefeller spent Thanksgiving at home with Nelson Rockefeller and their two children after undergoing her second breast operation for cancer. At 48, she was released earlier than expected from Memorial Hospital due to a remarkable recovery. She and her husband planned to stay at their Fifth Avenue apartment over the holiday weekend.
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Storms Ravage Two Nations In Asia and Philippines
A 12-foot tidal wave struck islands in Bangladesh’s cyclone alley killing many as floods hit Chittagong and Cox’s Bazar. In the Philippines Typhoon Irma left eight dead and about 300000 displaced as Luzon homes were destroyed. Winds reached 100 mph, then weakened to 90 mph as the storm moved toward the South China Sea. Bangladesh navy and merchant vessels aided rescue, with fishermen reported dead on Sonadia.
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Health care must be certified under new review plan
Beginning February 1 doctors and hospitals must certify within two days of admission that Medicare and Medicaid patients actually require care. The utilization review program aims to curb costs, with HEW officials estimating potential savings of tens of millions by 1976 and overall Medicare/Medicaid cuts of over 60 million. The plan replaces a prior mandate opposed by the AMA and hospital groups, which threatened legal action.
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Man Facing Child Abuse Charges in Burke County
James Howel Hensley, 21, jailed on 800 bond after accused abuse of 11 month old Angel Lee Church. Police say he beat the infant with a tree limb, choked, and ran cold water over her. The child was hospitalized in critical then serious condition. warrant by Social Services and the mother Mary Catherine Church.
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