Stock Market Dips After Brief Rally In New York
The Dow fell 3.03 to 848.75 by noon as traders paused after an early rally. The Labor Department reported August CPI up 0.3 percent, 3.6 percent annual rate, while Applied Digital Data Systems slid 3 percent after ending merger talks. The NYSE composite slipped to 2.46, ASE index at 118.02.
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New York Exchange Prices Listed Amid Broad Market Activity
AP reports varied stocks and prices on the New York Exchange with notable readings for Amex and multiple firms. It notes changes, last prices, and percentage shifts across sectors, including energy and consumer goods, reflecting a volatile trading session.
Refugees Reach San Francisco as First Indochina Migrants Are U.S. Bound
About 113 refugees from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia arrived at San Francisco International Airport after months at sea. They will be dispersed to Peoria Topeka Hopkins and Beaumont where flights carried them from the Pan Am 747 Clipper Plymouth Rock. Tien Dinh Nguyen 38 described selling the family home and fleeing with nine children saying Catholics and anti Communists fear Communists lies and would face punishment if caught.
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Carter’s Sister Wowing England Lights Up British Press
Evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton sister to President Carter wows reporters in London at a press reception for her book The Gift of Inner Healing. She described prayer and positive Christian thoughts as linked to physical health.
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San Diego Nudity Ban Faces City Council Review
Voters backed a ban on nudity at Black's Beach by 86 113 to 70 884, ending the swimsuit optional rule from 1974. The council now must decide whether to enforce the majority's vote while nudity supporters plan outreach to sway members. About 150 000 voters, 44 percent of eligible, participated.
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Black's Beach
Duke Wayne backs Panama Canal treaty support
Actor John Wayne clarified he will support the Panama Canal treaty if his understanding matches the final terms. He previously faced reports linking him to opposition campaigns with Ronald Reagan. The pact would transfer canal control to Panama by 2000.
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John Wayne
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Wayne
California
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Reward Offered After Pet Pig Kidnapping in Florida
In Wauchula Florida Jean Burton offers a 100 reward for the arrest and conviction of the thief who abducted her 5 month old 150 pound white banded red boar hog Little Pig born with 12 siblings. She raised him on a bottle since April and he lived in the house with the family pets.
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Witness Found For Retrial In 1973 Murder Case
The prosecution located Paula Rogers a key witness who will testify again in the retrial of Kelly Dean Sparks for the murder of Gibsonville Police Chief George L. Lashley. The North Carolina Supreme Court ordered a new trial due to improper jury instructions.
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George L. Lashley
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CIA researcher details mind altering drugs role in espionage
Gottlieb, who led CIA testing of mind altering drugs from 1952 for about two decades, said foreign intelligence agents used drugs to steal documents in many cases but did not confirm this occurred in the Nixon party incident. He gave no reason for the alleged drugging.
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Carter and Lance Near Decision on OMB Leadership
President Carter and Bert Lance weigh a possible resignation as Lance considers his future as head of the Office of Management and Budget. A news conference was planned amid signals of a forthcoming decision and mounting political pressures from Senate leaders and new testimony.
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