Mixed Wall Street session follows erratic rebound
The Dow Jones average slipped .09 to 873.18 at noon while gainers led losers 7 to 6 on the NYSE. Analysts cited a cautious mood after a five week rally and rising rates, with Salomon Brothers saying short rates may have bottomed and could move irregularly next year. Middle South Utilities held at 165 as a block trade moved 121,000 shares at 1634. The NYSE composite held at 53.44 and the AMEX index rose slightly to 118.89.
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Salomon Brothers
London
United States
Middle South
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
NYSE Snapshot Highlights Wide Stock Swings
A New York Exchange roundup lists varied stock prices with highs lows and changes across multiple listed companies including Aetna Alcoa and Ford Motors among others. The page shows last traded figures and percentage shifts reflecting broad market activity.
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Isia
Arizona
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Bendix
Bristo
Chrysler
Clarke
Clorox
Cocacoli
Stock market wrap and closing prices report
The Associated Press presents noon reviews of stock and bond averages, listing prices for major industrials, transportation utilities and key companies, with changes from the prior day and year ago. It includes quotes for firms like Texaco, Kraft, Kroger, Pennzoil, and St. Louis listings, plus overall market indices and bond figures.
Desegregation plan for UNC system sent to HEW
A five year desegregation plan for the University of North Carolina system’s 16 campuses moved to the U.S. Department of Health and Welfare after approval by the UNC Board of Governors. Governor Jim Hunt signed the document on Tuesday, following earlier rejection of some HEW guidelines as unreasonable.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Jim Hunt
UNC Board of Governors
New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Report
The NYSE noon index shows a market snapshot with sectors including Transportation and Utilities. The data lists totals such as 344 for overall index and 5744 for Industrial with multiple component codes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
N H Protests Canal Treaties Over Panama Pact
Concord Governor Meldrim Thomson condemns the Panama Canal treaty calling it Americas second day of infamy and orders flags at half mast across New Hampshire to protest the Carter administrations plan to surrender canal control pending Senate ratification.
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Concord
N.H
America
Meldrim Thomson
U.S
Panama
Thomson
Congress
What's Happening Star In Car Accident
Child actress Danielle Spencer from What's Happening is in guarded condition after a three car crash that killed her father Timothy Pelt at Santa Monica hospital. Zev Litenatsky and Ronit Cohn were treated for injuries, while a van driver escaped injury.
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Los Angeles
Danielle Spencer
Danielle
Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center
Tunseday
Timothy Pelt
Santa Monica
Zev William Litenatsky
Ronit Cohn
Beverly Hills
19 M.P.H. Speed Signs Set Up In Georgia Town
Lumber City mayor announces 19 mile per hour speed limits to curb speeding. Signs will be riveted to posts to prevent theft after previous removals in 1967 and 1971. He expects drivers may not reach 19 but will notice the limit.
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Georgia
Lumber City
Hugh Harris
South Georgia
Elvis Statue Planned in Memphis by Private Funds
The Memphis Development Foundation and business leaders Joe Pipkin and Dan Wilkinson announced plans for a 50 ton bronze Elvis Presley statue to be donated to the city. The sculpture by Eric Parks will be funded privately, with a site yet to be chosen. Elvis died August 16 at age 42.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Memphis Development Foundation
Joe Pipkin
Mid-South Fair Assn
Dan Wilkinson
Presley
Pennsylvania
Eric Parks
Hodges Named Contender for 1978 Race in North Carolina
The article lists Joe Felmer of Greensboro state Senators McNeil Smith and E. Lawrence Davis from Winston-Salem and Fayetteville journalist David McKnight as rendered contenders for Hodges’s bid to face Helms in 1978. It also cites Rufus Edmiston and Hugh Cannon as possible Democratic challengers. Hodges hails from Eden, son of Luther Hodges a former NC governor and U S Commerce secretary under Kennedy.
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Helms
Joe Felmer
Greensboro
McNeil Smith
E. Lawrence Davis
Winston-Salem
David McKnight
Fayetteville
Atty
Rufus Edmiston
Raleigh
Hugh Cannon
Hodges
Eden
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
U.S. Commerce
John F. Kennedy
Teenager held on hospital infatuation case unlabeled by age
Police said the defendant, a minor, showed unusual obsession with hospitals and that Tara, the victim and aunt, was hospitalized earlier. The girl remains in Orange County Youth Detention Center awaiting grand jury review on September 19. name withheld unless indicted as adult.
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Tara
Chester Aldrich
George McNamara
Aldrich
Orange County
Union concerns temper North Carolina industry incentives
A North Carolina panel urged Brockway Glass Co to lower wages and avoid unionization to attract investment in Person County. State officials argue higher wages and union presence can raise overall employment and wages, while consultants frame good labor relations as preventive medicine guiding employers through federal laws and humane management.
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Carolinas
North Carolina
Person County
Brockway Glass Co
Brockway
Stevens
Burlington Industries
Erwin
Wilbur Hobby
Aflcio
Tom Broughton
State Division of Economic Development
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Kreiger
Capital Associated Industries Inc
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