Market dips as rate worries push Dow lower at noon
The New York stock market slipped amid ongoing fears of higher interest rates. The Dow Jones average fell about 5 points to 836.45 by noon as investors weighed Federal Reserve moves aimed at slowing money supply growth. General Electric and General Motors traded lower amid corporate updates and broad declines on the NYSE and AMEX.
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Federal Reserve
General Electric
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
General Motors
A.P. Stock Averages Mixed Across Industrial Names
The clipping lists A P Stock averages and individual stock figures with varied percentage changes and values for firms including Sears Sperry Rand Squibb and Textrax among others. The data appears as scattered figures and symbols without a clear narrative or single event.
Prices on American Stock Exchange sites move in narrow ranges
A brief report from New York notes limited movement in national price listings at the American Stock Exchange, with minor shifts across several securities and no broad trends indicated.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Stock Dividend Notes From AP 1977 Table Of Earnings
The text lists numerous company names and figures from an Associated Press stock table. It includes percentages and dollar values across firms such as Uniroyal, Upjohn, WestgE, Xerox, ZenithR, and others, with footnote codes explaining dividend types and special payments.
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Upjohn
Uslife
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Waltim
WrnRom
Warnrt
Wrail
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Westge
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High Point Enterprise and Associated Press Rates Notice
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and carrier delivery options with advance payment terms. Includes tax notes and carrier/distributor disclaimers and advertising contact information.
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High Point Enterprise. Inc
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London Associates National Advertising
Swigert Announces Run for U.S. Senate Seat
Apollo 13 astronaut Jack Swigert, a 46 year old Denver bachelor, says he will seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Floyd Haskell. Swigert delayed his formal announcement after resigning August 31 as staff director of the House Science and Technology Committee. The move mirrors other astronauts who entered politics.
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Denver
Jack Swigert
U.S. Senate
Swigert
Senate
Floyd Haskell
House Science and Technology Committee
Art Museum Money Drive Under Way
Gov. Jim Hunt launched a drive to raise 5 million from private citizens corporations and foundations for a new North Carolina Museum of Art building. He unveiled a rendering and set completion for January 1980 at the current museum site. Louis C. Stephens of Pilot Life Insurance Co. named fundraiser chair.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
North Carolina Museum of Art
Hunt
Louis C. Stephens
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
Skytrain makes first trans Atlantic trip from London
Freddy Laker smiled as the Skytrain Eastern Belle took off from London on the first no frills trans Atlantic flight. He reported 19 706 dollars in revenue on day one despite 74 empty seats and a 50 minute late arrival due to hazy weather.
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London
Freddy Laker
Laker Skytrain
Laker
Carter's Sister Ruth Carter Stapleton Meets Schmidt in Bonn
Ruth Carter Stapleton sister of President Jimmy Carter visits West Germany at the invitation of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and meets West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Bonn on Monday.
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Ruth Carter Stapleton
Jimmy Carter
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
West Germany
Friedrich-Ebert Foundation
Exterminator Charged in Murder of 90 Year Old Woman
Durham AP report says Andrew Thomas Carter a 30 year old exterminator is charged with murder in the strangulation of Irene Alley 90 found on her bedroom floor by a neighbor. A belt was around the victim’s neck and Carter is jailed without bond awaiting a Wednesday District Court hearing.
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Durham
Andrew Thomas Carter
Carter
Irene Alley
O Neill Predicts Tough Energy Bill Ahead
Washington AP President Carter seeks a strong energy bill after a breakfast with leaders. House Speaker O Neill says the final bill will be rigid and tough, with conferees under pressure from Senate opposition. Senate moves on natural gas pricing and a tax proposal to curb oil use faces doubts and possible compromise talks.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
White House
O'Neill
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Alan Cranston
California
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Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Russell Long
D-La
First Charged in Sixteenth Street Church Bombing
Chambliss becomes the first person indicted in the actual bombing. Shortly after, Col Al Lingo arrests Chambliss and two others for illegal dynamite possession. fines and jail terms are overturned on appeal. Atty Gen Bill Baxley reopens the probe in February 1976.
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Alabama Public Safety Dept
Col
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Bill Baxley
U S Retains Control on Canal Zone Interventions Debate
U S officials argued the United States will decide after 2000 how many troops to keep in the Canal Zone and that the decision is purely American over 23 years. Cyrus Vance Sol Linowitz and Ellsworth Bunker testified as treaty critics questioned joint chiefs' public stance. Escobar Bethancourt said Panama rejects U S intervention rights to lawmakers.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Torrijos
United States
Panama
Brown
Canal
Vance
Sol Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
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