Stocks Rise Amid Hopes For Lower Rates In Mixed Trading
The Dow up 2.83 to 816.04 at noon as investors cheer loose Fed credit while profit taking trims gains. NYSE advancers edge decliners 852 to 284 with 1,536 issues traded. IBM jumps 5% and Telex up 4% after settlement of antitrust suits. Citicorp up 0.44 to 27.44 after a strong third quarter, Merrill Lynch to sell commercial paper.
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High Point Enterprise Advertisement Rates and Details
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options and prices for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery, with 4% sales tax for North Carolina subscriptions. It notes independent contractor carriers and mentions advertising representatives.
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Marijuana Found Two Charged After Plane Crash
Two men were jailed on charges of possession with intent to distribute after authorities found 98 pounds of marijuana in the wreckage of a small private plane that crashed near Myrtle Beach. Terry Davis of Baltimore and William Trolingen III of Snowmass, Colorado, were treated and released, then jailed following the crash Saturday night near U.S. 17 south of the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. The plane, which reportedly ran out of gas around 1030 PM, appears to have departed from Ocala, Florida, with no known destination.
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Hearst Case Denials Refute Reports Of Confession
Attorneys for Patricia Hearst and U S officials dismissed a New York Post claim that Hearst confessed to multiple crimes and agreed to turn state's evidence. The Post cited unnamed sources alleging talks with court psychiatrists, with alleged admission including the Carmichael bank robbery where a customer was killed.
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Jack Ford Admits Marijuana Use in Oregon Interview
President Ford’s 23 year old son Jack Ford says he has smoked marijuana and believes it comparable to drinking beer or wine. In a Sunday Oregonian interview he adds that non destructive, moderate use might be similar to alcohol. He spoke in Portland for the Western States Republican Conference.
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Hoax report sparked Hoffa body search in Detroit
An apparent hoax by a Los Angeles ex-convict prompted an attempted search for James R. Hoffa's grave. A demanded ransom of 75 000 to 125 000 allegedly led to investigations, with officials calling the tip a flimflam while unsure if any money changed hands.
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Supreme Court to review Missouri abortion law and campaign finance
Justice Douglas, back after a stroke, will participate in most rulings as the Supreme Court agrees to hear cases on campaign spending limits and a Missouri abortion consent law. The court plans an early ruling on campaign finance rules guiding the 1976 presidential elections.
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Solar energy set to cut home heating costs in North Carolina
Conference speakers say solar powered hot water faces bugs like storage limits and fluid choices but may soon become cost effective. Experts note storage needs and costs, corrosion concerns with water, and debate fluids such as freon. Barnes predicts increasing home adoption and new construction featuring solar panels.
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