Market Holds Steady As Dow Dips On Broad Declines
Stocks eased across a wide range with the noon Dow down 2.33 to 948.98 as decliners outpaced advancers 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Analysts said market is pausing before expected action, with glamour issues weakening and big blocks traded in several prominent names.
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ARA Services
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A Corp
Quotation Summary From NASD Interdealer Prices
Quotes from NASD at about 11 a.m. reflect interdealer prices and ignore retail markups or commissions. The quotations come through the High Point office of R. S. Dickson Powell Kistler Crawford and may vary as markets move through the day.
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Nixon urges welfare reform and court busing bill push
Nixon backs administration welfare reform in 1973 and opposes plans to raise welfare rolls. He renews calls to halt court ordered busing to improve school racial balance and argues for a constitutional amendment if Congress fails. He cautions against relying on polls and emphasizes securing a large turnout. He wants settlement in Vietnam with no election timing impact.
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Dad Wants To Campaign Says Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says her father is looking forward to hitting the campaign trail after Congress adjourns. She spoke at a rock concert sponsored by Young Voters for the President, noting no family is complacent about the campaign.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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New York Stock Index Snapshot At Noon
The New York Stock Exchange index shows modest moves at noon with minor declines. Transportation stocks edge lower while overall market activity remains subdued amid uncertain trading signals.
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Snares Cahaslovosvabsombace
Welfare Bill Nears Final Senate Vote On Reform
The Senate, after eight years, moves toward a final vote on a massive Social Security welfare bill. Sen. Russell Long says passage may come tonight or Friday, with tests replacing reform and no workfare plan adopted. AFDC aid remains largely unchanged as critics cite its growth.
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Antipollution Bill Clears Congress For Nixon Signature
Congress sends President Nixon a 24.6 billion antipollution bill to clean U.S. waters by 1985 with 9.7 billion in 1973, 9.95 in 1974, and 7.65 in 1975. It includes 18 billion in municipal grants, 75 percent federal cost share, tech controls by 1977 and 1983, and new permit and dredge material rules.
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Dillard
Conti Corp
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Es Instrum Sys
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Northrop
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Dart Ind
Norton
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Lee Ent
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Telose
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Olin Corp
Marshal Inc
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NwProc Nor Con Oils
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OKC
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PacPetro
Ozark Airlin
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PacPwl
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Eaton
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Viewlex
Vikoa Inc
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Firestone
Wilshire Oinn
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FreepMin
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GAC Corp
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Tate
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St Regis
Marin
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ScherPig
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Halliburt
Harris Int
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Stollind
AMP Inc
Stevens
INA Cp
Swift Co
Tampa
Atlas Corp
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IntMinch
Teledyne
Anheuser-Busch
Avnet
Telex Co
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Mia Tenneco
Bassett Furn
Texaco
Cameron Fin. Corp
Week Corp
Beckman
Texas
Caribbean
Jewel Co
Cato
Bell How
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Textron
Bendix
Jonnson
Chatham Mfg
BenefiCo
Sita
JonLogn
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TimesMir
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Jostens
Timken
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Life of Carolina
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Little Mint
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Air
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Cal Finani
N.C. Nat
Lenpcom LearSieg
NW Inv. Com
Camp Sp
LenVal Ind
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Phillips Fescue
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Levitz Furn
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Upjohn
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Lucky St
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LVO Corp
WarLam
Lykes Yngst
Wasawp
Wright Machinery Macke Co
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Marcor
Whittaker
Williams Co
McDond
Woolwth
MelvSha
Alia
Xerox Cp
Merck
Ale Corp
Zenith R
Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
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Negotiators Report Far Apart at Paris Peace Talks
North Vietnams Xuan Thuy said positions are far apart on military and political terms and urged real negotiations. U S Ambassador Porter criticized rejection of Nixon May 8 cease fire offer and pressed for talks on ceasefire prisoner return and withdrawal.
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Kidney Repair Surgery Demonstrated At ACS Congress
Russell L. Lawson of the University of Oregon Medical School reported two successful operations in which a diseased kidney was removed, repaired, iced, and returned to the patient. The method avoids tissue rejection and enables vessel corrections not feasible by direct surgery. The cases involved a 31 year old man with hematuria and a 21 year old woman with long standing hypertension.
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American College of Surgeons
Russell L. Lawson
University of Oregon Medical School
ACS
Russell
Lawson
Blind judge elected in Duval County Court race
Louis Corbin, 33, winner of the nonpartisan runoff for Duval County Court, is blind since a childhood accident. He plans to use braille for records and rely on aides for mail and research, saying most homicide causes are determined outside the courtroom. Corbin will take office in January, with his wife and two children present for the victory.
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Associated Press
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Lesley
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Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Guilford Branch Abstract
North Carolina 1971 financial statement for Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association Guilford Branch filed with the Insurance Department shows direct premiums written 141,952.95 and direct losses incurred 84,580.58. President Henry P Winchester and secretary treasurer Jo Ann Thornburg listed. Home Office Greensboro with Edwin S. Loner as Commissioner of Insurance certifies the abstract as true as of December 1, 1971.
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Henry P Winchester
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Guilford
Greensboro
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