Mixed market as tensions lift Dow to 827.62 on light volume
Wall Street opened mixed amid China Vietnam border fighting. Dow Jones averaged 827.62 up 0.61 in early trading while NYSE breadth favored decliners by 7 to 6. AT&T gained 44 to 64 on expected dividend news and overall turnover was about 21 million shares.
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New York
China
Vietnam
U.S
Foreign Exchange
American Telephone & Telegraph
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Ambulance drivers set for 24 hour English strike
A 24 hour walkout by London and other English ambulance drivers appears likely as public service workers seek settlement. Union leaders urged a halt but drivers insisted they would strike starting at midnight, risking volunteer and emergency army service in many areas. William Dunn led the strike committee saying the group has had enough and will act.
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London
UPI
William Dunn
Mild Japan quake shakes north. little damage reported
A mild earthquake struck northern Japan near Miyagi Province at 1:33 a.m. EST. The Meteorological Agency reported no damage or casualties and noted the quake may be the same event recorded by the Uppsala Seismological Institute in Stockholm.
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Tokyo
UPD
Japan
Pacific
Miyagi Province
Uppsala Seismological Institute
Stockholm
Sweden
Lufthansa heist arraignment set in Brooklyn court
UPI reports Angelo John Sepe 37 and Peter Gruenawald 39 were ordered to court for arraignment in the $5.8 million Lufthansa Airlines robbery at Kennedy Airport. The two men, described as a suspect and a material witness, were arrested Saturday and held for the U S District Court in Brooklyn. The Dec 11 pre dawn raid marked the first real break in the case.
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New York
UPI
Lufthansa Airlines
Angelo John Sepe
Peter Gruenawald
Lufthansa
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Kennedy Airport
Business media clash over power and blame in survey
A Yankelovich survey, tied to a Lake Bluff seminar funded by Ford Foundation and The Chicago Tribune, finds business executives view media as too powerful by two thirds while media reps largely reject that claim. Both sides see some or great influence on anti business sentiment and differ on who bears blame.
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Lake Bluff, Ill
Ford Foundation
The
Chicago Tribune
Alaska oil controversy centers on big pipeline and untapped reserves
In Anchorage the $8 billion Alyeska Pipeline pumps about 1.2 million barrels daily to Valdez for shipment to the lower 48. Industry analysts warn high costs and new environmental limits may hinder major Arctic oil developments, while offshore potential and large recoverable resources keep Alaska a focal point of future U.S. energy prospects.
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Anchorage, Alaska
UPI
Alyeska
Alaska
North Slope
Valdez
Petroleum Club
Anchorage
America
Shell
C.L. Blackburn
U.S
Blackburn
Sheil
Trans- Alaska
Atlantic Richfield
Prudhoe Bay
Standard of Ohio
Richard Donaldson
SOHIO
Alton Whitehouse, Jr
Prudhoe Bay Oil
Whitehouse
Prudhoe Field
Prudhoe
trans-Alaska
Canada
Ohio Leads U S in Oriental Food Production
The Ohio region houses two major Oriental food producers La Choy in Archbold and Chung King in Jackson. La Choy touts Chinese American products while Chung King supplies frozen Oriental foods. Hydroponic bean sprouts and regional ingredient sourcing are noted with industry insights from Ohio officials and company spokespeople.
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Columbus
UPT
Ohio
China
Buckeye
la Chey
Beatrice Foods
Archbold
Chung King
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Jackson
la Choy
Joe Stout
Inauguration Shift Year 1937 Marks January Ceremony
The 1937 United States presidential inauguration occurred in January rather than March for the first time, signaling a historic change in the transition period. Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered the oath, with new administration plans announced in the early year.
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United States
Campbell growers mechanize a large Ohio harvest
United Press International reports Campbell Soup Co the largest tomato user in Ohio has contracted 4000 acres for mechanical harvesting at all its growers in northwestern Ohio eliminating hundreds of migrant jobs. Libby McNeill Libby will harvest 50 to 60 percent of its tomatoes mechanically. Campbell's Napoleon plant shows 35 percent of last year’s tomatoes were machine picked and 25 percent in 1977.
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Campbell Soup Co
Ohio
UPI
Camden
Napoleon
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Buckeye
Scott Rombach
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