Wall Street slide deepens after slower growth data
The Dow Jones average fell further to 810.55 as markets extended losses after a Wednesday selloff. NYSE volume rose to 9.16 million in two hours as traders noted weak third quarter growth at 3.8 percent versus last year's 6.7 percent. Citicorp declined as trading showed a 104,000 share block at 21.54 and Franklin Mints tumbled on earnings of two cents per share versus eighty cents a year ago.
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Commerce Department
Citicorp
NYSE
BigBoard
American Stock Exchange
Wednesda Franklin
New York Stock Exchange Prices and Index Snapshot
Readout of afternoon prices from the New York Stock Exchange with many tickers listed, showing last trade figures and percent changes. Stocks include Ampex, Armco, Coca Cola, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Kellogg, Pan Am, Texaco, and Xerox among others with varied gains and losses.
Dividend Footnotes Explain Unofficial American Sales Figures
Unofficial sales figures are noted as such with dividend rates listed as annual disbursements from the last quarterly or semi annual declaration. Footnotes denote special divis, liquidating dividends and various declarations or stock actions across entries.
Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Exchange Mark-Up
New York AP notes selected noon national prices for American Stock Exchange issues. The listing shows various stocks with bid and asked figures, including Che, Carnat, Damson, GiantYel, and several others, reflecting mixed activity and percent changes. The report cites multiple securities and brokers, illustrating the day’s market snapshot and price movements across exchanges.
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Seiectea
American Stock Exchange
Armin
Mitchie
Ryan
High Point Enterprise advertisement and rates notice
The High Point Enterprise lists mailing rates for daily and Sunday publication and notes AP privileges. It includes pricing for 1, 6, and 3 month subscriptions, home delivery contacts, and disclaimers about independent contractors and advance payments. The notice also mentions address in High Point North Carolina and AP membership terms.
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Enterprise
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High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Carter Waly
AP News
High Point Enterprise, Inc
London Associates
Fawcetts sue ABC and KTRK over Foxx skit
James and Pauline Fawcett of Houston file a seven million dollar libel suit against American Broadcasting Co and KTRK accusing a Redd Foxx show skit aired September 22 of depicting them in a way that caused damage, ridicule and humiliation.
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Houston
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
American Broadcasting Co
KTRK
James
Pauline Fawcett
Redd Foxx
Ken Johnson
Powers and Holden Seen Together at Palm Springs Home
Actress Stefanie Powers and actor William Holden appear together at Holden's Palm Springs residence in a photo for Ladies Home Journal. Powers says they are friends as well as lovers, with Holden twenty five years her senior.
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Stefanie Powers
William Holden
Holden
Palm Springs
Ladies Home Journal
Miss Powers
Reggie Candy Bar To Be On Market Soon
Standard Brands Inc plans to accelerate marketing of a candy bar named Reggie after Reggie Jackson of the New York Yankees. The bar honors Jackson who tied Babe Ruth with three home runs in a World Series game and signed with the Yankees last year.
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Reggie
Chicago
Standard Brands Inc
Baby Ruth
Reggie Jackson
Yankees
Jackson
Babe Ruth
Charles Tate
Coup Topples Thailand Government Under Revolutionary Committee
A military dominated Revolutionary Committee seized power in Thailand, abolishing the 1976 constitution and dissolving the cabinet and national assembly. Sangad Chaloryoo will head the committee as martial law remains in effect. The Tanin Kraivixien government, installed after the 1976 coup, is ousted.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Revolutionary Committee
Tanin Kraivixien
Radio Thailand
Tanin
Sangad Chaloryoo
Concorde Lands Quietly as Takeoff Looms Over Noise Fear
The Concorde touched down at Kennedy Airport after 11 a.m. amid mixed reaction from opponents who called the first landing modest. They warned the real test would be the takeoff when the jet would be fully loaded and perform a 25 degree turn at 100 feet, expected to produce the sonic boom.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Carol Berman
Mitchell seeks early release for hip surgery
Former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell asks President Carter to grant release from prison for hip replacement surgery. He says he is in pain and taking drugs and doctors recommend delicate surgery to replace his arthritic right hip with plastic or aluminum substitutes. He states he does not want the surgery done within the prison system.
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Washington
Justice Dept
John M. Mitchell
Watergate
Carter
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Mitchell
Duncan Case Goes To Jury
A U S District Court jury began deliberations in the Edwin Duncan Jr. bank misapplication trial. Judge Hiram Ward explained the law as prosecutors argued Duncan ordered checks from his personal account be held, while defense claimed he did nothing wrong and others knew the practice. The defense cited Bert Lance to compare the cases.
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Winston-Salem
U. S. District Court
Northwestern Bank Board
Edwin Duncan Jr
Hiram H. Ward
Duncan
U.S
Bert Lance
Georgia
Nauga Monster Promoter Faces Quiet Trade Show Day
At the SFMC showing, salesmen lined the exhibit halls along Main Street while Steve Gates, a Greensboro student in his second year as a Nauga Monster, paraded in costume hoping to draw buyers. He says the public largely ignores the mascot despite the effort.
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Commerce
SFMC
Main Street
Steve Gates
Greensboro
Gates
Airline hijack suspect linked to Atlanta bank heist case
FBI says Thomas Michael Hannon is the plane hijacker and demands include a $3 million ransom two parachutes and the release of George David Stewart who is jailed on Sept 2 Fulton National Bank robbery charges in Atlanta. Stewart linked to Mobile Alabama and University of South Alabama claim.
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Frontier Airlines
Alabama
FBI
Terry Rolfe
Mobile
Ala
Thomas Michael Hannon
George David Stewart
John Ogden
Hannon
Grand Island
Neb
Stewart
Fulton National Bank
Northside Parkway
University of South Alabama
Ogden
Pritchard
Fulton County
U.S
Hijacker linked to bank robbery freed from Atlanta jail
The hijacker released from Atlanta jail allegedly carried two parachutes two machine guns and two pistols in connection with an alleged robbery last month at a bank once led by Bert Lance. Stewart, linked to Mobile Alabama arrest in 1973 for carrying a weapon without a permit, was described walking in Nazi attire in Mobile. Boeing spokesman Pete Bush questioned the parachute demand saying a 737 jump would be unsafe.
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Stewart
Bert Lance
Mobile
Ala
Boeing
Pete Bush
Seattle
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