Stock Market Sags Amid Veterans Day Quiet Trade
The New York market slipped in light trading as Veterans Day reduced activity. The Dow down 3.33 at 93.42 in midmorning, with losers leading gainers nearly 2 to 1 on the NYSE. AT&T slid to 58 1/8 and Exxon fell about 4 percent to 50 3/4 as the composite index eased to 53.24.
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Call To Resist Pope Issued By Archbishop
Traditionalist Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre urged Catholics worldwide to resist Pope Paul VI in a 90 minute sermon to about 10,000 worshipers from West Germany Austria and Switzerland in FRIEDRICHSHAFEN He claimed the church must return to true Catholic belief and defended his stance after meeting the Pope on Sept 1 amid Vatican II reforms including Mass in the vernacular and the shift away from Latin.
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Carter Ford clash over taxes and foreign policy gains
Carter and Ford clash over tax plans and foreign affairs experience. Ford pledges a tax cut funded by surpluses while campaigning from Illinois to New York this week. Carter remains front runner though polls show a slim lead, with statewide electoral vote projections varying by outlet.
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New Mafia Schemes Target Businesses With Hidden Debts
The speaker described a new crime pattern where crime groups acquire asset‑heavy firms with large liabilities for a nominal price, then shed debts through bankruptcy, convert assets to cash, and launder money via stock manipulation and fraud. Some syndicates quietly run legitimate businesses while using coercion and political corruption to secure contracts or monopolies.
Georgia papers back Ford in editorials across state
Across the nation editors endorse Ford or Carter with limits noted. Seven Georgia dailies aligned with Ford in Sunday editorials including The Augusta Chronicle The Savannah Morning News The Savannah Evening Press The Rome News Tribune The Statesboro Herald and The Marietta Daily Journal. Additional papers nationwide backed Carter. Some announcements occurred last week.
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Newspapers split as Ford and Carter gain varied endorsements
The Des Moines Register notes mixed veers from major papers including New York Daily News and Chicago Tribune while Miami Herald endorses Ford amid criticism of both candidates. The Akron Beacon Journal backs Carter calling Ford a known quantity and citing lack of voter enthusiasm. The Hartford Courant endorses Ford but says neither candidate tackles city crises or welfare reform.
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Harris Survey Shows Carter Falls With College Grads
A Harris poll reveals Carter's lead among college educated voters has flipped from 62-33 to 38-51 against him in three months. Ford gains among this group, who still view him as honest and competent but question Carter's issue positions and independence.
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Investigators Probe Arizona Mob Ties After Bolles Slaying
The 18 member team from Investigative Reporters and Editors says Arizona has strong organized crime and drug traffic links. Don Bolles was killed June 2 by a dynamite blast under his car. John Harvey Adamson, 32, is charged, with a mistrial previously declared.
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