NYSE stocks fall in slack trading amid inflation fears
Prices slid on a quiet Wall Street day as investors awaited July wholesale price data and the White House forecast higher grain costs. Dow Jones industrial average eased. gains among some issues were offset by broad weakness.
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Beame proposes New York management council to boost productivity
Mayor Beame calls for a new city management council with Shing as chair to push rigorous but fair work standards. Other members to be appointed later. The panel would overhauls programs, reassign personnel, and pursue reforms to improve efficiency amid a looming $1 million August debt, with National City, Chase Manhattan and Morgan Guaranty banks weighing cash options.
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Younger urges statewide lock code for homes and apartments
California Attorney General Evelle Younger called for a state building security code requiring strong locks on new houses and apartments. He cited rising burglaries from 139000 in 1960 to 43000 last year per 190000 population and estimated 171 million dollars stolen in 1974, urging measures to deter break ins and assess lock effectiveness.
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Indian Parliament passes retroactive election law amendments
Indian government introduces a bill in Parliament intended to pardon Prime Minister Gandhi from conviction for illegal campaign practices. The retroactive amendments seek to guarantee passage and shield Gandhi from legal penalties amid an election period.
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