Stock Market Slips After Last Week’s Drop
New York trading opened with the Dow down 3.41 to 976.48 amid a quiet session on Yom Kippur. The NYSE saw 54 more declines than advances as investors weighed signs of slowing economic recovery and a big weekly loss. SS Kresge fell to 39% on a 74,700 share block, while GE eased to 51 and Utah International rose 3 percent to 62 3/4. The Justice Department said it would not oppose GE Utah merger terms trading 13 GE shares for each Utah share.
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New York Stock Index Elements and Market Ticker Noise
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Bankruptcy filings sweep multiple firms in 1976 case
The document reports a bankruptcy or receivership involving GiBabin Pet 1AM and others, noting reorganized entities under the Bankruptcy Act. It lists associated companies, creditors, and structural details of the case, including secured interests, instruments, and multiple corporate names. The source appears in a High Point Enterprise page with stock and bond listings and broad Associated Press content.
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Tax talks hinge on potential broad relief and stimulus
Federal taxes are included in consumer prices via the inflation rate. Both President Ford and challenger Jimmy Carter promise tax relief for lower and moderate income people. The Joint Economic Committee suggested last weekend that another stimulative tax cut might be in order.
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Butz remarks draw Republican calls for ouster
A White House reply said Ford rebuked Butz before public disclosure. Ford called the remarks highly offensive to him and the nation. Butz apologized, insisting it was an old joke. Sen Charles H. Percy Rep John Anderson and others urged Butz to resign as Scranton called the language revolting.
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Schmidt Survives West German election surge
In a tight national vote Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's Social Democrats and Free Democrats cling to a slim majority after conservatives led by Helmut Kohl gain ground. Final tallies show the coalition at 252 seats, with Kohl urging President Scheel to name him next chancellor while the Free Democrats pledge loyalty to Schmidt.
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Supreme Court Opens Term With Miranda and Major Issues
The Supreme Court begins its new term with a packed docket including a challenge to the Miranda rule supported by 23 states. Other cases test housing discrimination, employment protections, beer sales, and reverse discrimination in Hasidic Brooklyn reapportionment. Arguments span two weeks, aiming to avoid near-term delays on key rulings.
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Flaherty Calls for New Referendum Amendment in N C
Republican candidate David Flaherty urged a constitutional change in Charlotte to let voters initiate laws via petition. He proposed a 10 percent voter signature threshold for placing bills on the ballot and backed a constitutional convention to consider reforms including governor veto power and two four-year terms or one six-year term.
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Custody Mom Jump Tragedy Amid Rescue at Bridge
Melinda Dixon, 21, dressed her two young children for an outing before leaping from the South Street Bridge. Passersby and a fireboat helped recover the children's bodies. rescuers later found Mrs Dixon's body. Police reported the incident followed a court order giving custody to the father.
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Sabotage Hits North Carolina Ports Amid Labor Dispute
At the Morehead City docks, about 60 pieces of heavy equipment were rendered inoperable over the weekend during a four day labor dispute. Ports Authority spokesman Gene Merritt stated the State Bureau of Investigation will probe the act, with no suspects named. He noted 20 of the 60 machines were back in operation Monday and estimated losses run into thousands of dollars. Nineteen workers fired last week and 55 others who protested returned to work after a temporary court order.
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Duke Co-Ed Falls To Death on Appalachian Trail
Debra Steer 21 a Duke University student from Norwalk Connecticut fell 100 feet while posing for a photo on the Appalachian Trail near Erwin Tennessee She died on arrival at Unicoi Memorial Hospital and was among nine hikers at Bunaka Springs sheriff Robe Osborne said authorities labeled the tragedy an accident and noted the group’s location near Unicoi County The incident prompted tributes from classmates and local observers alike.
President Signs Tax Bill Page 1A Summary
The bill raises taxes on wealthy individuals through higher minimums and new limits on tax shelters while lowering taxes for airlines railroads shipping insurance and other firms with pollution control costs. It liberalizes child care writeoffs tightens vacation home and home office deductions tightens sick pay exclusions expands baby sitter tax relief for parents and offers greater pension and retirement credits. Estate and gift taxes are reshaped with reduced tax payments and the five year revenue outlook shows a modest net federal gain.
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