Quiet NY trading as Dow edges up on light volume
Stock market activity was subdued with fractional gains across indices. The Dow rose 1.83 to 990.19 while transports and utilities slipped slightly, and NYSE volume reached 7.29 million shares as investors waited on UAW Ford talks and a midnight deadline.
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New York
Dow
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Dresser Industries
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Ford
Fairchild Camera
Philip Morris
Digital Equipment
Kennedy murder plot case rattles Springfield court
Three suspects faced innocent pleas in Springfield District Court as prosecutors described a possible Kennedy assassination plot. David J. King, Sandra R. Rondeau, and Robert E. White appeared with lawyers. hearings were continued to September 20. King, late for the session, claimed a $30,000 payoff for killing Senator Kennedy at a hotel during a Massachusetts primary campaign stop. Police cautioned the threat may be a hoax or idle talk. the investigation continues with money details under review.
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Springfield
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Springfield District Court
David J. King
George Bregianes
King
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sandra R. Rondeau
Westfield
Robert E. White
Salvation Army
White
Salvation Army Center
U.S
Sen. Kennedy
the Oaks Inn
Rondeau
David Minor
Woman Wins 11 Year Battle Over City Sale
Patricia Scoggin, a 45 year old Portland bartender, won an 11 year legal battle against City Hall. A circuit judge awarded her $18,000 for a house the city sold in 1965 over a $225 sidewalk lien. She claimed she never received delinquency notices or notice of sale. The decision ends a long dispute over damages and city notice.
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Portland
Ore
Patricia Scoggin
City Hall
Carter and Ford Campaign Push Across States
Jimmy Carter tours Alabama with Governor Wallace at his side and accuses the Ford administration of red tape harming small business. Carter signs a Liberal party endorsement for New York ballot access and plans a 12 state swing while Ford schedules a series of White House events and campaign stops across the nation. Dole, Mondale, and Baker discuss strategy as polls show varying leads and Carter previews a Philadelphia debate with Ford on September 23.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Carter
Ford
Washington
Birmingham
Plains
Liberal Party of
New York
White House
University of Michigan
Michigan
Dearborn
Ann Arbor
James Baker II
CBS
Dole
Kansas
Detroit News
Baker
South
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Indiana
Maryland
D.C
Ohio
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Stock Index Report From New York Exchange
Noon readings show sector splits with industrial at 6192, transport 40 percent, utility 371, finance 3414, and overall index near 5595 with minor changes across sectors. Market scents indicate mixed performance across NYSE sectors.
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ST Sie Amax
The
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Transportatan
Utility
Finance
High Point Enterprise Masthead and rate card note
The High Point Enterprise issue text shows masthead details, publishfrequency and old subscription rates. It lists mailing, delivery, and tax notes, with references to Associated Press content and reproduction rights. The fragment reflects a 19th century style masthead and subscription pricing.
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High Point No
Payanie
Carter
Associated Présy
Emerey
High Point
High Paint Enterprise, Inc
Terror at 30,000 Feet Aboard Flight Hijack Cited
Passengers recount a tense hijack ending with surrender after threats to blow up the jet. Julienne Bush, 27, praised by captain Richard Carey for calming others, briefly hugged by the captain as a sign of restraint. One hijacker claimed Julie as her name and tied to Zvonko Busic, a Yugoslav-born waiter.
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Montreal
Miss Collins
Gander
Newfoundland
Iceland
Paris
Walter Perls
Plainview, Ill
Julienne Bush
Richard Carey
Julie
Zvonko Busic
New York
Child care credit replaces deductions under new law
A 1976 tax change replaces the child care deduction with a credit. The old law allowed up to 4800 a year in deductions for qualifying child care expenses for working parents, but the new plan makes a universal credit reducing taxes owed. Other shifts include alimony deduction eligibility, higher moving expense limits, and a housewives pension provision, with effective dates next Jan. 1 for several items.
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