Wall Street Little Change Amid Recession Worries
New York AP reports early advance in stocks faded under recession fears. Dow Jones industrial average gained 8 points to 240.50 at noon, market-value index up 0.05 to 67.66. Benguet and Champion International led Amex activity, GM fell on production cuts, Corning Glass Ware slipped, McDonald’s edged higher, Atlantic Richfield rose on strong earnings, and Homestake Mines gained as gold strengthened in Europe.
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High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Policies
The High Point Enterprise details mail and carrier subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including four month, three month, and one month options, with annual and Sunday only pricing, plus a note on NC sales tax. It lists address and press affiliation with the Associated Press.
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Stock market glossary notes and distribution disclaimer
A fragment lists stock terms and abbreviations such as ex dividend ex rights and warrants and mentions distribution statuses. It also includes notices about AP news use rights, post office classifications, and local newspaper disclaimer language. The fragment lacks a cohesive news item or identifiable dates or events.
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Nixon hospitalization could delay Watergate trial outlook
Lungren said Nixon's first hospital stay would keep him from travel for a month to three months. Herbert J. Miller Jr. told the court Nixon might be healthy enough to testify within the next several weeks.
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Ray family pressure tied to James Earl Ray plea deal
Testimony alleges Huie offered $12 000 to keep Ray off stand and diverted royalties to Ray relatives for legal fees. James Earl Ray contends Foreman and Haynes pressured a guilty plea due to conflicts of interest. Ray's brother says Percy Foreman urged family pressure and hinted at a pardon later.
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Ford Blames Democrats for Inflation Woes in Campaign Swing
President Ford assails Democrats as the chief spenders behind inflation during campaign stops for GOP candidates in Des Moines and Chicago. He argues Congress bears blame for budget deficits and inflation while urging a bipartisan foreign policy, promising time to work with a friendlier Congress as he campaigns through five Western states.
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Sirica Orders Transcripts For Nixon To Prepare Testimony
Judge John J. Sirica granted Nixon's lawyers request for transcripts of White House tape recordings so he can prepare to testify at the Watergate cover-up trial. Dean testified for an eighth day as the trial neared its 19th day with tense courtroom exchanges and threats of a "carnival atmosphere."
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Oil Firms Post Hefty Profit Hike
New York AP reports major oil companies posted higher profits in the third quarter of 1974 with Texaco up about 23 percent and Atlantic Richfield up 140.8 percent as crude prices and petrochemical margins boosted earnings. Other firms like Conoco Sohio Phillips Petrolem Pennzoil Cities Service and Exxon also showed strong gains. The earnings surge comes as analysts note favorable oil markets and margins.
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Texaco Inc
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Conoco
Sohio
Phillips Petroleum
Pennzoil
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Exxon
Administration Still Wants Surcharge
The Ford administration defends a 5 percent surtax as essential to anti inflation plans, while House Speaker Carl Albert predicts Congress will reject the proposal as unfair to middle income taxpayers. Simon cites opposition yet calls the surtax a test of resolve. Labor Dept reports union wage hikes averaging 9.6 percent in first year, with 7.2 percent annuals over life of contracts amid 9.7 percent inflation.
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William E. Simon
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Carl Albert
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Labor Department
WE Firm To Make Amends For Sex Discrimination
Western Electric will pay 2000 women workers at Burlington Greensboro and Winston Salem 200 to 500 dollars as amends for sex discrimination. The company signed an agreement with the EEOC admitting earlier practices were discriminatory and payments will be issued once eligible employees are identified.
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Western Electric Co
Burlington
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
C.W. DeBell
Western Electric
North Carolina
DeBell
Employment Opportunity Commission
College Annual Held Nudity Controversy Sparks Copy Ban
Davidson College officials block distribution of the 1974 yearbook Quips and Cranks over two photos of male streakers and two objectionable words. They would allow the 1,225 copies if the material were removed. Students offered asterisks and cover-ups but were rejected and appealed to the board of trustees.
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Kissinger Seeks Breakthrough in Nuclear Talks With Brezhnev
In Moscow Kissinger presented concrete U.S. arms limits offers to Brezhnev aiming to end the negotiating logjam on a 10 year treaty. The two hour meeting at the Kremlin produced a cordial atmosphere as they reviewed trade, Arab Israeli issues, and pledged detente. A FordBrezhnev summit in Vladivostok around Thanksgiving was discussed, with a communications link set up between Moscow and Vladivostok for a potential Far East meeting.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Ford
Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
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