Mixed stock prices in quiet AP session at noon
The Dow fell 1.48 to 845.63 as AT&T tumbled to 62 1 2 with about 8% of NYSE volume trading. Sony led volume with a flat 8 while market indexes edged lower on rate fears. The noon NYSE composite slipped 0.10 to 52.71 and the American Exchange index dropped 0.14 to 118.74 amid light trade.
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Supreme Court
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American Stock Exchange
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Associated Press
Dow Jones Stocks Snapshot Amid Mixed Industrial Trades
Market overview shows mixed activity with industrials down 1.48 points, transportation down 0.10, utilities up 0.04, and overall stock index down 0.29. Bonds steady with public utilities and other sectors listed as unchanged or near flat.
Market movers and stock quotes from New York session
A garbled page lists numerous stocks and prices from the New York market session including Armco Avco Avnet Avon Coca Cola Clorox and others with varied percentage changes and trading figures. The fragmented text shows price levels and daily gains or losses across multiple companies.
Hijackers in Algiers release hostages after ransom paid
An overnight hijack drama ended in Algiers with six freed comrades and a $6 million ransom paid to the hijackers. An American aboard was expected to oppose the final terms as the incident influenced future workplace carcinogen classifications and regulatory action.
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Algeria
Japanese Foreign Ministry
Japan Air Lines DC8
Algiers
Bangladesh
India
Hostage Flight Survivor Describes Harsh Conditions
A survivor recalls the ordeal aboard a hostage plane noting extreme brutality and brutal treatment of passengers. He details his own injuries and hospitalization for constipation and back pain, and his plan to fly to Bangkok after leaving the hospital.
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Bangkok
High Point Enterprise Local Newspaper Information
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 is published in High Point North Carolina. This notice details address, rates, postage, and distribution terms including carrier and subscription policy and tax information.
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High Point Enterprise
High Rae
Enterprise
Church
High Point
King Hussein to wed Lana Badreddin in fourth marriage
Beirut paper Al Safir cites reliable sources that Jordan's King Hussein will marry Lana Badreddin daughter of former Lebanese politician Ali Badreddin in a few days. Amman palace declines comment. The 41 year old was shown on Jordan's TV medical debate and later helped at Al Hussein hospital. Hussein has divorced two wives. his third died in a helicopter crash near Amman last February.
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Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
al Safir
Lana Badreddin
Ali Badreddin
Amman
al Hussein Hospital
Alia Toqan
Kidnaping of 5-Year-Old Ortiz-Patino Daughter Alarms Geneva Suburb
Graziele Ortiz-Patino, five, daughter of tin magnate Georges Ortiz-Patino, was abducted today as her family chauffeur drove her toward school in a Geneva area suburb. Police report the kidnapping occurred soon after leaving the parents' home.
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Georges Ortiz- Patino
Geneva
Switzerland
First North Carolina man awarded alimony in Forsyth County
A disabled Winston-Salem man, Jackson Dee Mintz Looper, was ordered by Judge R Kason Keiger to receive 25 dollars weekly alimony from Mary Aldridge Looper, while 25 dollars weekly child support means no exchange of funds. The case marks a potential first in the state with alimony awarded to a dependent husband amid divorce proceedings and claims of abuse.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Forsyth County
R. Kason Keiger
Jackson Dee Mintz Looper
Mary Aldridge Looper
Reiger
Looper
John F. Morrow
Birthday Boy Returns Home From Camp David Visit
President Jimmy Carter walks from the helicopter as he returned to the White House from Camp David Maryland Sunday. He celebrated his 53rd birthday at the presidential retreat on Saturday and received a nature book as a present from the First Lady to help him identify trees at the camp.
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Jimmy Carter
Camp David
White House
Carter
Succession Change Would Extend Governor Terms
CHAPEL HILL AP reports that a North Carolina Institute of Government study says allowing governors to serve a second four year term would alter all branches of government. Voters face a November 8 ballot to decide amending the constitution for consecutive four year terms for governor and lieutenant governor.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Institute of Government
North Carolina
One Of A Kind Packard Re quest Found In Portland
The 1954 Packard The Request, a unique classic car with a distinctive grille, was rediscovered in Portland Oregon after years of obscurity. Three individuals refurbished the rusting model in about 1? years and now push nostalgia market hopes.
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Wash
Packard
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Elvis and mother moved to Graceland gravesite
The bodies of Elvis Presley and his mother Gladys were moved from Forest Hill Cemetery to Graceland on Sunday night in white hearses escorted by police and deputies. They were buried on the estate grounds in the Meditation Garden with 24 hour guard and security, while fans watched and the statue over Mrs Presley’s grave is to be relocated nearby.
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Memphis
Shelby County Sheriff's
Elvis Presley
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Debbie Brown
Elvis
Presley
Gladys Smith Presley
Longshoremen Seek Benefits Over Wages in NC Pact Talks
Raleigh AP report says International Longshoremen's Association negotiators push for better benefits rather than pay. Leroy Guthrie of Local 1807 in Morehead City emphasizes benefits while Gov. Hunt opposes a state closed shop. Federal law governs bargaining for ports under the National Railway Labor Act.
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Morehead City
Jim Hunt
National Railway Labor Act
Hunt
Wilmington
National Union
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