Market Gains Amid Fed Money Supply News In New York
The stock market advanced modestly as the Fed reported a $1.1 billion drop in the money supply and the Commerce Department noted an 0.8 percent rise in leading indicators in August. The noon Dow rose about 1.7 points, with gainers ahead of decliners on the NYSE. Dreyfus stock traded higher after a buyback offer was over subscribed.
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Stocks and Dividends From The Associated Press Data
The article presents stock averages and dividend footnotes from The Associated Press for 1977. It lists yearly, monthly, and weekly figures, plus high and low values, with a dense table of securities and percentage changes and explanatory footnotes.
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Over The Counter Bid Asked Prices From American Exchange
Prices for American stock indices and individual names are shown with bid and asked levels. The page lists numerous tickers and prices, including commodities and machinery, reflecting ongoing trading activity and market spreads.
High Point Enterprise Advertises Rates and Distribution
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, outlines subscription and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions, with mail and home delivery options. It notes AP news use rights and postal classifications and disclaims responsibility for advance payments to carriers and distributors.
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Massachusetts Man Wins Hang Gliding Tourney
Tom Peghiny of Newton Mass won the second Masters of Hang Gliding Tournament after two days of bad weather at Grandfather Mountain. The 32-competitor field finished with four flights including duration slalom minimum time and optional distance. Chris Perkins placed second, defending champ Mike Arrambid third, Jeff Burnett fourth, Barry Gordon fifth, and Tom Haddon sixth.
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Grandfather Mountain
Chris Perkins
New Berlin
Wisc
Mike Arrambid
Ventura
Calif
Jeff Burnett
Milford
New Hanover
Barry Gordon
Waimanalo
Hawaii
Tom Haddon
Nags Head
Liz Taylor Donates Her Violet Eyes
Elizabeth Taylor donated her eyes to the International Eye Foundation after giving written permission at a Washington Eye Ball where she was honorary chair. Her husband John Warner also donated his eyes, confirmed by spokesman John Springer.
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International Eye Foundation
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Washington
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John Springer
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1978 Miss USA Likely To Be Held In Charleston
Charleston poised to host the 1978 Miss USA pageant with Miss Universe officials confirming negotiations over dates and venue. The Gaillard Auditorium availability posed a last minute hurdle while an April 29 finals date was tentatively approved.
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Port City
Gaillard Auditorium
Robert E. Parkinson
New York
Miss Navy Contest to Accept All Genders and Statuses
National City California AP reports the Navy allows both men and married women to enter the Miss Navy Contest. A Navy spokesman said regulations prohibit discrimination against women who are married divorced unmarried with children or pregnant or against men. The contest will be held Wednesday.
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Tattooed Stripper Fights Firing in Kings Castle
Kandis Thompson 27, a Vancouver stripper, was fired for tattoos on her left breast and right shoulder. She seeks a Human Rights Commission probe into the dismissal, claiming she added value and attracted customers. The club manager declined to comment.
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British Columbia
Kandis Thompson
Defense Begins Case in Edwin Duncan Jr. Bank Bug Trial
In Winston Salem Edwin Duncan Jr. former Northwestern Bank chairman faces charges over secretly tapped IRS agents in 1971 73. Defense witness Geraldine Eller says bank phone mostly unused and 1972 Telematics report recommends disconnecting IRS lines. Prosecution rests earlier. defense argues statute of limitations and lack of action after August 1972.
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Winston-Salem
Edwin Duncan Jr
Northwestern Bank Board
Internal Revenue Service
Geraldine Eller
IRS
Telematics Associates of
Atlanta
US District Court
Smiss Char
Duncan
Hiram Ward
Jack Floyd
U.S. Atty
Edward Jennings
Jerry Duncan
Missing diamond broker tied to New York murder case
Hakimi says Shafizadeh vanished after brokers faced publicity. Police link to Pinchos Jaroslawicz murder emerge as Tal details a violent night before Yom Kippur. Tal held as material witness. grand jury probes the case amid questions of flight and diamond theft.
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Puerto Rico
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Shafizadeh
American Airlines
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Shlomo Tal
Jean D’azevedo
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Tal
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