Market advances for third session as Dow led by momentum
New York stocks rose into a third session with the Dow Jones average up 440 to 992.35 at noon. Brokers cited momentum from Thursday’s 8 point gain and a drop in the money supply, hoping Fed policy may ease to aid the recovery. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline fell 4% and Citibank’s prime rate delay weighed on sentiment. The NYSE composite rose 23 to 5644, with 12.95 million shares traded in two hours.
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American Averages Compiled by The Associated Press
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Dow Jones Stocks Snapshot Incomplete Markets Readout
Industrials show 992 with mixed moves while transportation and utility sectors edge ahead. Bond totals cited with broad category labels and no clear buy or sell signals.
Enterprise shuttle outlined as future manned space flight
The article details a two solid rocket booster orbiter that will reach orbit and return by glide. It highlights civilian passenger potential, satellite servicing, Spacelab plans, and ambitious ideas like interplanetary ships. Originally named Constitution, then renamed Enterprise after fans campaign.
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Kissinger and Nkomo Meet in Zambia Amid Mediation Hopes
Secretary of State Kissinger met Rhodesian nationalist Joshua Nkomo in Lusaka as part of a regional peace shuttle. He heads to Pretoria for talks with Prime Minister Vorster and may meet Rhodesian leader Jan Smith. Kaunda urged cautious progress toward settlement.
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Carter Ford Court Ethnics At Italian-American Dinner
President Ford and Jimmy Carter attended an Italian-American dinner in Washington to praise Italian descent voters. Ford arrived for antipasto, Carter for dessert, while Dole and Rockefeller staged a protest exchange in New York. Carter cited Italian heritage in U S history and hoped for ethnic votes as Ford pursued Polish and Hispanic outreach. Mondale also spoke to Italian-Americans about cultural pluralism.
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Gulf Oil Gifts Sen Scott Inquiry Dropped
Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott praised the Ethics Committee for dropping its inquiry into Gulf Oil contributions. The 76-year-old Pennsylvanian said the panel conducted a thorough review and it is unlikely the full details will ever be public. The committee voted against parsing allegations he received up to $10,000 annually.
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Ethics Committee Clears Scott On Gulf Funds Donation Issue
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Violence Greets Kissinger in South Africa
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Major Tax Changes Pass
The Senate and House races push a sweeping tax bill with $54.6 billion in five year cuts for individuals and businesses and $4.2 billion in estate and gift tax changes. It aims to simplify returns, raise standard deductions, and extend credits benefiting the elderly and families, while education credits seek up to 250 dollars per student by 1980.
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