New York Stocks Rally On Hopes Of Tight Money Pressure
The NYSE and Dow Jones index rose sharply as traders weighed easing money market yields and forecasts of lower bank lending rates. Major gainers outpaced decliners as Golden West Financial and Vesco moved on share actions while gold stocks fell with bullion dips in Europe.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Montreal
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Corp
Homestake Mining
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Over-The-Counter Quotations From NASD Inter Dealer Prices
Inter-dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. from the NASD quoted through E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc provide bid prices for several companies and items. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions and change throughout the day. Entities include American Furniture, Anheuser Busch, Bassett Furniture, Carolina Natural Gas, NCNB Corp, Piedmont Aviation, Pub Serv of N.C. and others with small bid-ask spreads.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc
Ark American Furniture
Anheuser Busch
Atlantic Pepsie
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply
Cam. Fin. Corp
Cola B
Daniel Int. Com
D-head Corp
Henredon
Hickory Furn
J. B. Ivey
Lane A
Life of Carolina
Ncnb Corp. le
N.C. Natural Gas
N Wstra Inv. Co
Phillips Foscue
Florida Woman Wins Crown at Miss World Usa pageant
A 5-foot-8 brunette from Daytona Beach Terry Ann Browning won the Miss World USA title in Binghamton New York representing Florida.
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Florida
Binghamton, N.Y
Daytona Beach
Fla
Terry
Ann Browning
United Nations opens 29th session amid global problems
UN General Assembly begins with 138 members after admitting Bangladesh Grenada and Guinea-Bissau. Ford to address on Wednesday as Waldheim cites rising nationalism and urges greater international cooperation amid energy inflation and Arab Israeli tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Nations General Assembly
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
Grenada
Caribbean
Guinea- Bissau
Portugal
Waldheim
U.N
Clemency Directory Announced for Draft Evaders and Deserters
Washington AP report details the White House clemency program contact sheet for draft evaders and military deserters. It lists phone lines for Navy, Marine Corps, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard, plus mailing addresses for those with no other charges pending, including Ft. Benjamin Harrison and Randolph AFB.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Justice Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force
Coast Guard
U.S. Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Naval Personnel
Department of the Navy
D.C
U.S. Air Force Deserter
Randolph Air Force Base
Tex
U. S. Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Ex-Senator Reflects on Foes and Nixon Era
A former senator discusses votes and shifts in liberal blocs, noting no pleasure in undoing political foes. He cites disagreement with Spiro Agnew and Nixon yet agreement with Nixon on opening to the Soviet Union and China. He says he did not participate in Ford's amnesty design and that post Senate he practiced law in New York and Washington.
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Norton
Clhicorp
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Norsim
Union
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Whittaker
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Winnebago
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Ave
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Associated Press
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Pal Dillon
Disney
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Piverstein
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Ralston P.ad
Ranco
Erapidam
Vision
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Eaton
TieadyCo
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Roy
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Fordias
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Sears Tea
Gannalt
Singer
Vate
GenDynam
Starks
New York
Genescoine
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EtuWort
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GrGionil
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Telexco
Hess
Guam
Tenncol
Texaco
Harris
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Texigil
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Vale Tals
Hercules
Textroni
HewliPk
Asmeiti
At&t
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Honywil
HouseFin
HK Amp Inc
AmpexCorp
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Armco
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Sua Stet Vo Exchange
ArmstCk
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Avnetine
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Ozarks
Marcor Arias
Tuinocorp
Arwas Minas
Viewlex
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Goodell
Spiro Agnew
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Soviet Union
China
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Senate
Washington
Court official defends wiretap law as vital tool
Petersen argued that consented electronic eavesdropping under the wiretap statute is essential for law enforcement. Department data show 5,609 cases from 1969 to 1974, with far fewer court-authorized taps. He noted guidelines require federal agencies to obtain approval before consensual monitoring except in emergencies.
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Petersen
Department
Justice Department
Inflation Boosts Push to Repeal Food Tax
Raleigh state Sen McNeill Smith of Douilford says rising inflation strengthens the case for repealing the three percent sales tax on food, pledging to renew the effort in 1975 after earlier failures. Telev interview coincides with another senator C N Bahakel of Mecklenburg planning a similar bill amid a projected $100 million to $200 million surplus in the general fund.
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Raleigh
McNeill Smith
Douilford
Smith
C. N. Bahakel
D-Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Ford defends Nixon pardon amid calls and UN aid hint
President Ford rejects claims of involvement in Nixon's coup claim and notes US economy remains solid with high employment. He plans a major UN aid move and hints at a restrictive executive order on tax returns. Ford cites Haig replacement talks and pending press secretary choice while denying personal info from Nixon health updates.
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Ford
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Alexander M. Haig Jr
NATO
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Nixon
The
New York Times
Haig
Court grants TRO to block suburban State Art Museum site
Opponents of the suburban Polk Youth Center site for the State Art Museum win a temporary restraining order in Wake County Superior Court. Plaintiffs say the museum should be in the government center, charging excess authority and secret meetings. Hearing set for September 26. defendants include all commission members led by chair Thomas J. White.
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Raleigh
Wake County Superior Court
State Art Museum Commission
Polk Youth Center
James H. Pow Bailey
Thomas J. White
Kinston
McDaniel Lewis
Greensboro
George Smart
North Carolina
James Kimzey
Commission
Department of Corrections
General Assembly
Capital Planning Commission
Foreman Ali Bout Postponed to Late October
The George Foreman Muhammad Ali heavyweight title fight is postponed to October 23 or 30. Promoters Video Techniques expect a government announcement from Zaire in days. Foreman and Ali will stay in Zaire to train after Foreman suffered an eye cut pushing back the schedule by about a month.
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New York
George Foreman
Muhammad Ali
Hank Schwartz
Zaire
Schwartz
Ali
Foreman
Amnesty Pledge Published
Washington AP reports the oath of allegiance deserters must sign for Ford amnesty program. The text obligates support for the Constitution and allegiance to the United States, taken freely without mental reservation or evasion. The pledge mirrors official language and signals eligibility for amnesty participation.
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Washington
Ford
United States of America
United States
U S Note Minimum Increased
Washington AP The minimum investment for next week's Treasury notes auction rises from 1000 to 10000 to deter small investors. Treasury schedules 2 million in notes for Sept 24 with the raised minimum in effect. Treasury Undersecretary Jack F Bennett says the change aims to protect the savings and loan industry after customers used savings to bid high yielding government securities.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Jack F. Bennett
Fifi Becomes Third Hurricane With 75 MPH Winds
The National Hurricane Center report Fifi as the season’s third hurricane with sustained winds of 75 mph. Forecasters expect strengthening to dangerous hurricane winds by Wednesday as Fifi slows to 10 mph and tracks north of Swan Island.
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Miami
Fla
National Hurricane Center
Hurricane Center
Fifi
Swan Islands
Caribbean
Swan Island
Jamaica
Cayman Islands
Cuba
Becky
Atlantic
Carmen
Siouisiana Gulf
Texas
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National Advertising Representatives
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Kurt Waldheim
Clemency Telephone Directory
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