Market rises on Fed ease signal amid stock swing
New York stocks gained modestly as a Fed move to ease reserve requirements spurred buying. The Dow Jones average rose 7.04 to 655.04, with Pfizer leading volume at 23. The NYSE composite gained 0.34 to 3400, while Amex saw activity with Austral headed the list.
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New York Stock Exchange Prices Amid Turbulent Trading
Readable excerpts show a chaotic trading day on the New York Stock Exchange with widespread prices and bid data. The page lists numerous tickers, percentages, and figures for many companies, reflecting intense activity and shifting values across sectors.
High Point Enterprise front matter and advertising rates
The High Point Enterprise presents publication details, address, and advertising subscription rates. It notes association with the Associated Press, home delivery, and carrier arrangements, with pricing for weekly and Sunday editions and tax remarks.
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North Carolina Campaign Finance Reports and FCC Law Update
State Elections Director says newspapers and broadcasters failed the new campaign financial disclosure deadline. About 200 papers did not file reports on income from campaign advertising for May 27 to Aug. 25. Republican party reports far outpaced Democrats, with Republicans at 178,291 in contributions and 158,753 in other funds. Democrats showed 33,829 in contributions and 45,423 in expenditures, operating $12,400 in the red. Attorney General candidate James H. Carson Jr. has borrowed 35,000 to fund his campaign.
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Sugar Prices Jump as Inflation Bites US shoppers
Washington AP report shows five pound sugar rose from 85 cents to 2.00 since last January with further rises likely. Agriculture Department notes higher prices push up sugar containing foods while consumption remains near 102 pounds per person. Retail bags in Washington area hit 1.95 as wholesale costs soar. relief not expected soon though possible later with higher output.
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Suit Against Church Dropped in Miami Over $800 Tithe
Miami electrical worker Hugh McNatt sued Allapattah Baptist Church claiming Pastor Donald Mariner promised blessings for 10 percent tithes but received none over three years. San Antonio businessman Alton S. Newell refunded the $800 after reading of the suit, stating he honored God for 36 years by giving without expecting returns. McNatt unavailable for comment.
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Sinatra resumes war of words at Lake Tahoe engagement
Frank Sinatra halted melodies during his Lake Tahoe return after 12 years to resume his clash with the press. Midway through his Wednesday show at Harrah's he mocked apologizing to prostitutes for a comparison to newswomen and criticized an unregulated press for abusing its power before about 800 invited guests.
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Memorial services set for Beverly Hills couple
Joint services planned Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills for Miss Walker a Westwood sophomore and Alpha Delta Pi member and Davis former USC ski team captain business major Phi Gamma Delta member. Davis grandson of Mrs J Bratton Davis of Columbia S C and nephew of Mrs Robert L Sumwalt of Columbia wife of USC president.
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University of South Carolina
Continental Congress delegates from 12 colonies meet in Philadelphia
Six delegates from twelve colonies gather in Philadelphia for the Continental Congress as Georgia misses representation. The assembly includes representatives from Massachusetts Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut Maryland South Carolina North Carolina Virginia New Hampshire New York and Rhode Island over an eight week session.
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Smoking Pain Level Differences Among Racial Groups
A Kaiser-Permanente study of 66 410 adults in Oakland finds white smokers show lower pain tolerance than white nonsmokers, with no significant gap between black and Oriental groups. Authors note unclear causes and call for exploring constitutional differences and other factors.
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News Session By First Lady Is Wide-Ranging
Betty Ford holds a rare White House news conference, saying she will avoid political issues but would campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment. She favors liberalized abortion laws, encourages women to engage in politics, and notes she may campaign on ERA in nonvoting states. She avoids a firm stance on her husband Ford running in 1976, saying it depends on the country. She expects a busy First Lady life with interests in art and helping underprivileged children.
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