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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
3
The New York stock market fell slightly amid a narrow trading range while awaiting the Federal Reserve's weekly money and credit report. The Dow stood 66 points lower at 99053 at noon, with losers ahead of gainers 7 to 6 among NYSE issues. Westinghouse Electric led decliners, slipping 4 percent to 118.4, as overall volume eased to about 6.25 million shares.
The High Point Enterprise is described as an independent newspaper based in High Point North Carolina. It includes publication schedule afternoon and Sunday morning, masthead details, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates and terms for Daily and Sunday, Sunday Only, and yearly plans. The text lists delivery and distribution notes with independent contractor carriers and contact references.
Fragmented OCR shows a dense list of company names, percentages, and financial terms. The readable segments suggest a stock table style page with tickers like Texaco Ford GM Exxon and many others, interspersed with numeric values and partial notes. The text reads like a historical market snapshot without a clear single story.
New York Stock Exchange noon index shows mixed movement across sectors with industrial and transportation modestly down while finance and other groups show scattered gains. Interdealer prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect around 3am values, not including bid-ask spreads or commissions.
Tom Houston says the BFBS edition has sold 50 million copies worldwide and includes the Old Testament. He notes the American edition converts weights and measures to the English system, while BFBS aims to go further in standardization.
Selected national prices for American Stock Exchange issues list daily figures for trading activity. The report notes changes in share values, with emphasis on key listings and market shifts affecting investors and brokers.
Jimmy Carter renewed his Northeast trip as campaigns resume. Ford weighs a White House news conference amid Watergate probe reports on diverted campaign funds. Mondale and Dole campaigned in Pennsylvania. Carter calls for press access and questions about corporate golf trips and fundraising.
Senate testimony alleges private computer firms and federal Medicaid investigators engaged in wiretaps conflicts of interest and influence peddling. HEW antifraud staffer linked to nearly ten thousand dollars in payments. Executives testified they paid consultant Charles Cubbler and forged vouchers to hide payments.
MOREHEAD CITY NC AP The State Ports Authority and 74 protesting dock workers clash over overtime rules as union members refuse to work without contract backing. Judge Larkin set a Friday hearing while the union claims the contract guarantees eight hours only when overtime is invoked.
Syrian troops and tanks ousted Palestinian guerrillas and their Lebanese leftist allies from a 20 square mile area east of Beirut. The operation, centered on Mount Lebanon, prompted Arab mediation efforts as Hassan Sabri Khali traveled to Damascus with a ceasefire proposal. Right wing Christian commanders warned of renewed attacks if refugees and heavy arms are not moved.
Storm Gloria drifted northeastward in the Atlantic at about 12 mph with winds to 90 mph, a path Miami forecasters said would remove any threat to Bermuda.
Ford defended his position amid a prosecutor probe into possible improper use of campaign funds. He ordered staff to avoid inquiries at Justice or the special prosecutor, argued inquiries could hinder Ruff, and said any inquiry would be misconstrued. He recalled golfing with lobbyists and denied seeking favors, expecting to be cleared once the inquiry ends.
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