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To Hiatt Ruled Accident 7 348 34'b 341a 12 39 217e 2Vj 21Va 68 Use mineral oil to lubricate your electric mixer If any oil should drip into the mixing bowl no food is spoiled by the edible oil RALEIGH (AP) A report on alleged brutalities at the McLeansville prison unit will be offered soon to the governor A three man subcommittee re ported to the state Bar Asso Penal System Study Committee Saturday but it did not reveal its findings The report will be forwarded to Gov Scott perhaps this week The investigation was trig gered by charges in a letter to Gov Scott from a former guard Jerry Lee Aaron The subcommittee visited the prison last Wednesday and in terviewed guards and inmates The subcommittee also inter viewed Aaron A group from the Depart ment of Correction also conduct ed an investigation of the charges and reported to correc tion commissioner Lee Bounds last week Dr Reynolds Dr Haile itzgerald in the not Membership in the APA ex tends to all parole board mem bers and parole executives in both the United States and Can ada The purpose of the organiza tion is to allow a national and international forum for the pre sentation of common penal prob lems Board member James Phillips in an early report to the association explained that penal program in cludes a program in Richmond which involves parolees and oth ers between the ages of 18 and 25 North Carolina orecast 1 24 59 29 '4 2U 1034 348 37 8 238 45 Vs 41 4 25j 62 J4 23 Va 158 518 188 16 288 228 1 P8 292 268 2O'4 648 30 73 '2 208 2'7 187s 24 54 362 4572 7'2 148 28 27 29 1234 268 2034 218 2134 15'2 19 2938 21 17 418 512 278 364 277s 8 35 18 254 8534 39s 404 164 127b To Open Conference Parachutist Dies In Jump rom Plane 51 21 11 16 14 1 1 8 33 217'b 37 25 30 17 18 14 17 15 11410 62 68 RICHMOND (AP) Two members of the Virginia Proba tion and Parole Board will add ress the annual meeting of the Association of Paroling Authori ties at Cincinnati Ohio this week Pleasant Shields and Char les Chew will represent Vir ginia at the four day meeting Chew was president of the APA during the con ception in 1959 56 1) 17 23 9 20 9 41 30 115 8 29 27 22 34 15 23 357b 54 32 42 19 21 15 4974 33 7 23 39 46 31 32 75 'zi 427a 1574 31 31 22 32 41 23 37 27 31 11 41 3474 27 2254 47 67 1 30 2 1474 lZ'4 24 58 2874 23 '2 1U 102 34 368 23 '2 45 25 628 1558 500 188 154 28 21 11 292 268 20 838 78 30 724 20 264 188 232 5314 63 45 Vb Virginia Zone orecast RICHMOND (AP) Republi can Ray Garland announced plans today to organize the 1 black vote inrlenendenfs and moderate Democrats behind his candidacy for the Senate An organization known as There will be a meeting in Chatham at the Court House for the purpose of organizing Senator Harry Byrd's campaign in Pittsylvania County Sales (hds) High 0 21 7 27 121 To Citizens Of Pittsylvania County 7:30 PM Tuesday October 14th 76191 678 15320 163 10650003 24502 190 6588 unch 4759 002 5818003 8118 004 7660003 DINWIDDIE (AP) A Din widdie County special 'grand jury has reported that Sheriff A Hill Burton was not involved in high stakes gambling and re instated him suspension preceded a probe into gambling at a hunt ing preserve A 14 page written report from the panel stated that Burton ap parently had nothing to do with gambling but that he had failed to to curb the games of chance in the county Burton had refused to com ment on the suspension prior to his reinstatement but after wards referred to the period as a After the grand jury heard testimony from more than 50 witnesses it indicted four per sons on misdemeanor gambling charges One of the four George Payne Smith Jr is owner of the Wood stock hunting preserve The others are Samuel Moody of Mechanicsville and Arlick Brockwell and Preston Aud ers both of Petersburg Trials for the four men will be held Oct 27 in Dinwid die County Circuit Court" Storage Tank Erupts Polluting River Stretch COMMITTEE OR THE RE ELECTION SENATOR BYRD AIRAX (AP) A 14 year old newspaper carrier was shot and killed early today while delivering papers in his home Annandale area of airfax County a route manager for the Washington Post said Robert DiLisio the route manager identified the young victim as Todd MacKinney He said the shooting apparently oc curred shortly before 5:30 am when MacKinney was about halfway through his route Kingston Drive DiLisio said police were vestigating the motive for shooting but details were immediately available Std Kollsman SfOilCal 280 StOillnd 230 StOilNJ 270e StdOilOh 270 St Packaging StauffCh 180 SterlDrug 75 StevensJ 240 StudeWorth I Sun Oil lb Survvd 55e Ewift Co 60 Systron Donn Tampa El 80 Tektronix Teledyn 109t Telex Corp Tenneco 132 Texaco 160 TexETrn 140 TexGSul 60 Texaslnst 80 Textron 90 Thiokol 40 TimesMir 50 Timken 180 ToddShp 120 Trans Air Transmra 55 Transitron TriCont 245e ikw inc 1 Twen Cent UAL Inc 1 Un Carbide Un lpr 1 UnOilCal 160 Un Pac Cp 2 UnlonPacif 2 Uniroyal 70 UnitAirc 180 Un Brands UnltCp 105e Unit MM 130 usuypsm US Indust US PlyCh US Smelt US Steal UnlvOPd 80 Unlvsty Cmp Upjohn 160 Varfan Asso VaEIPw 112 wacnova WarLam 1 973' 20 20 16 1554 15 14 36 36 89 88 16 16 12 12 ''8 88 16 54 32 30 30 33 46 35 20 16 44' 25 41 15 22a 16 20 6 22 39 12 52 31 19 27 14 60 23 2434 18 47 23 21 19 34 25 4 P8 20 217a 22 19 18 13 42 21 36' 49 26 22 28 SALEM (AP) One of fish most popular spots on the Roanoke River a mile section inside the Salem city limits was polluted over the weekend when a storage tank at a plant erupted into the stream killing several thousand fish Leonard Ross state game warden said about 2000 gallons of chemical solvent from the Koppers Plant in Glenvar also caused Salem officials to temp orarily cease using the stream as a water supply A three man team from the State Water Control Board in Richmond is investigating the in cident Ross said he spotted dead trout small mouth bass catfish carp and numerous other varie ties of fish were killed A Tribley Kopper plant manager said the spill occurred Saturday when workers were pumping 300 degree solvent into the tank The chemical is used to treat railroad crossties Normally the stream would have been restocked earlier this month with trout at the section where the spill occurred but of ficials had been holding the fish in naicheries because of water conditions 1968 by Poland and the other Warsaw Pact nations condemn ing involvement in a letter to the Central Committee 22 71 13 15 87 17 58 47 18 12 183 33 16 2 16 10 2 158 44 87 42 10 47 10 5 13 18 17 35 9817 9 48 13 66 30 2 39 25 97 14 91 24 10 37 9 27 47 2 132 88 4 120 88 6 5 9 26 24 11 30 32 33 40 47 25 5 243 132 294 34 46 13 152 43 35 35 44' 25 193 33 32 44 4 36 5134 5338 11 26 44 22 22 10 23 87 16 53 31 30 33 45 35 20 20 io 'J 44 2234 40 15 22 16'4 203 6 21 3834 12 513 31 19 27 14 60'4 22 23 47 23 20 18 34 253 41 19 21 22 18 1338 42 21 36 48 26 22 27 17 17 16 12 39 23 7 11 48? 21 28 17 4134 19 41 29 2734 73 1734 2834 54 look Wednesday partly cloudy and continued mild Slopes oothills and moun tains: Considerable cloudiness with chance of showers and thundershowers through Tues day Highs mostly in the 70s Lows tonight in the 50s Proba bility of precipitation 50 per cent tonight and Tuesday Out look Wednesday continued cloudy with chance of showers and thundershowers William and Ra 17 13 39 23 11 49 21 29 47' 12 343 az '4 19 42 29 28 743 17 2834 2144 23 6 16 27 373 11 243 14 23 2534 1 6 27 37 2334 14 22 25 6 26 934 65 1 '4 21 5 22 45 26 307a 3734 I4 Y4 21 28 25 57 15 15 24 35 5034 6844 47 38 Am Petr 50e AO Indust Ark Best 30 ArkLGas 170 AsnmerA Oil AtlasCorp wt 10 Barnes Eng 12 srascanuia i Campbl Chib Cdn Javelin Cinerama Creole 260 Data Cont Dillard 40e Dixilyn Corp Dynalectrn EquityCp 304 ed Resrces elmont Oil rontier Air Gen Plywood Giant Yel 40 Gt Basn Pet Husky Oil 15 Hycon Mfg Hydrometl Imp Oil 50a Kaiser In 38t Lee Ent 40e McCrory wt Mich Sug 10 Midwinl 32 Newldria Mn NewPark Mn Ormand Ind Scurry Rain Statham Inst Syntex 40b Technico 20p Wn Nuclear Copyrighted by 178 1688060 180 136 Net change Noon Mon Prev Day Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago i vu 1970 1969 1969 DOW JONES AVERAGES STOCKS 30 Industrials 20 Transportation 15 Utilities 65 Stocks BONDS 40 Bonds 10 Higher grade rails 10 Second grade rails 10 Public utilities 10 Industrials NYSE INDEX NEW YORK (AP) Noon Stock Exchange Index: Market Index Tlndustrial Transportation utility inance High Court Declines Ruling On Medical Abortion Right 74 42 3 35 1 15 16 24 2 223 97 24 2 8 28 30 10 16 5 592 224 33 3 95 46 15 61 32 5 396 11 11 19 47 17 5 37 13 34 8 11 13 140 10 11 14 326 9 13 4 11 16 6 9 22 32 23 14 9 24 56 158 13 96 381 3 78 33 352 50 48 76 21 74 147 124 9 103 15 10 6 64 75 29 4 4 3 76 139 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe North Carolina Highway Patrol says traffic accidents in the state killed at least 17 per sons during the weekend 'in cluding seven in three separate multiple fatality crashes The patrol said the deaths brought the traffic toll for the year to 1296 or 71 fewer than for the correspond ing period of last year Three persons were killed in a one car crash on 150 about 11 miles north of Greens boro The patrol said Jimmy Lee Parrish 24 and David Leroy urgason 21 both of Summer field and Roger Swink 28' of Madison were killed when their car overturned several times 11 Two men from Wake orest were killed in a two car colli sion on 98 near Wake or est Troopers said they were Ju lian Perry 68 and Clarence Smith 71 Two persons were fatally in jured when their car ran off US 220 about a mile south of Asheboro and overturned sev eral times Killed were Clyde Willie Tate 23 and Juanita Tate 26 both of Asheboro Other weekend traffic victims included: Samuel Kerney 29 of Little ton Howard King 52 of ay etteville Gurley Washington Gordon 70 of Henderson Dan ny Joe Cass 18 of Statesville Curtis Duman 48 of Rt 2 Mount Gilead Also Bernard Ruffin 18 of Rt 1 Como orest' Miller 28 of airmont Jesse Wilkerson so ot ayetteville Newby 22 of Siler City Barbara Lou Taylor 16 of leigh 12 11 11 IK 0 21 155 546 ZJU 58 76 33 88 9 16 15 5 26 257 9 16 97 40 110 76 35Vb35'4 35a '8 41 35 9 7 48 59 34 6 9 22 71 25 10 62 9 273 57 102 30 554 554 554 44 674 67ii 67 Piedmont Chapter Of Accountants Meets Thursday Members of the Piedmont Chapter National Association qf Accountants will hold their monthly meeting at the Top of the Mart in High Point NC Thursday night Some 18 Danville accountants are members of the chapter Speaker will be Walter Beran partner in charge of client relations for Ernst Ernst Certified Public Accountants of Cleveland Ohio His subject will be Challenges of the Accounting Profession RALEIGH (AP) Gov Bob Scott will go to Chapel Hill Tuesday to open the third ma jor conference scheduled for in ternational month activities in North Carolina speech at 1 pm will get an international relations conference under way The governor began his offi cial activities for the week a news conference this morning and a speech in ayetteville to the annual convention of the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters He will be back in Raleigh at 4 pm Tuesday to attend the dedication ceremonies for the Canova statue of George Wash ington in the Rotunda of the state Capitol That evening Scott will return to Chapel Hill for a reception and dinner for delegates to the international relations confer ence Wednesday at 6:30 pm Scott will attend a reception and din ner in Raleigh for a North Car olina industrial development mission before it leaves for Europe At 11 am Thursday Scott will attend a ceremony for a photo graphie exhibition at the state fair grounds At 2 pm that day he will speak at the dedication of new laboratory facilities at North Carolina State University and at 6:30 pm he will speak at a 9th Congressional District Democratic rally at Park Cen ter in Charlotte Scott will go to Boone riday to preside at a meeting of the state Board of Higher Educa tion at 11 am at Appalachian State University He will be in Bath Saturday to speal at a dedication of a visitor center at 11 am Scott To Get Alleged Prison Brutality Report Skeletal Remains Tentatively Linked To Missing Girl 10 WOODBRIDGE (AP) A po lice investigation into the where abouts of a 10 year old airfax County girl missing since July 18 has turned up a skull jaw bone and faded orange dress in a remote section of Prince Wil liam County Prince William and airfax County police have tentatively identified the remains found in the isolated wooded hillside as those of Patricia Ann Moore The area where the remains were found is near Virginia 638 about l2 miles from US 1 Police speculated that other bones found in the area about three miles from the airfax Prince William border were scattered around the area by animals Special Grand Jury Reinstates Dinwiddie Sheriff An accidentally self inflicted gunshot wound has been recorded by police in the death Saturday in Memorial Hospital 1 of loyd Eugene Hiatt 24 of 7 Elizabeth St i He sustained the wound in the abdomen riday afternoon shortly after 5 in the vicinity of a dirt road off Stokesland Ave in the area of Pumpkin Creek The investigation was conducted by Dets Hugh Wyatt and CE Earles uneral services for Hiatt were to be conducted today at 4 pm at Swicegood Chapel with interment to follow in Highland Burial Park A lifetime resident of Danville he was born eb 27 1946 a son of loyd Washington Hiatt and Stella Powell Hiatt He graduated from George Washington High School in 1964 and was employed by Dan River Inc for six years In addition to his parents he leaves one brother Joe Hiatt and his paternal grandmother Mrs Hiatt Ricketts all Danville NEW YORK (AP) American Stock exenange seiecreo noon prices: Low 30 3 T5 27 15a 1 11 13 7 11 32 5 14 15 7 7 4 5 16 16 6 4V a 3 3 AYETTEVILLE (AP) nation is suffering from an of false the Rev Dr Billy Graham said Sunday night in remarks prepared for delivery to North Carolina broadcasters has made nccessary the toning down or the stifling of a communication of the highest concepts and the ideals which most men of good will Graham said in the remarks The remarks were included in an acceptance speech for induction as one of 10 charter members of the North Carolina Broadcasters Hall of ame They were delivered for Graham by Richard Jensen manager of the ra dio station in Black Mountain WGW rise of civilization could actually have been concurrent with the rise in communica Graham said media become better and more powerful the world should im prove If it fails to do so per haps communications by com municating wrongly could ERWIN (AP) An amateur parachutist was killed Sunday after he jumped from a small plane pulled the cord of his main chute and found that it open properly As 75 spectators watched Wil liam Russell Godwin 34 of Er win pulled the cord of his sec ond chute became entangled in the two plunged into the Cape ear River and drowned Coroner Paul Drew of Harnett County said several young men raced to the river and heard Godwin call for help just prior to sinking Drew said the men recovered body in about five to 10 minutes Drew ruled the death an acci dental drowning Drew said witnesses report ed Godwin had pursued para chuting as a hobby for several years He was a division man ager for Sears Roebuck Co NEW YORK (AP) New York Stock Exchange selected noon prices: 9 10 30 30 30 240 45 13 i 5 39 39 39 O' 41x zl 41 40 '2 109 15 264 24 27 11 29 24 23 23 32 21 7' 8 8s 20 32 17 19 14 3134 43 3P4 59 26 67 1 30 2 14 lJ3 24 58 1 28 2U 234 1U'4 10 34' 36 XJ'2 45 6 40 nc 1 A'H" 23 AbbtLab 110 AC Ind 240 Ad Millis 20 Address 140 Admiral AetnaLif 140 (Air Red 60e Akzonalnc la AicanAiu Ai eg Cp AllegLud Aneg Pw AlliedCh AiiiPrtStr Allis Chaim 180 AMBAC 50 Am Hess 22rAm Airlin 80 Auranos AmBdcs Am Can ACrySugAmCyan AmRIPw A Home 160 Am Hosp 24AMetClx 140 Am Motors ANatGas 210 Am Photo 12 A Smelt 190 Am Std 1 wt Am 260AM Inc 90 AMP Inc 58 Arnpex Coro Anacond 190 Anch Hock 1 AncoroNSv 1 Arch Dan 1 ArmcoSt 160 Armour 160 ArmstCk 80 Ashld Oil 120 Atl Richfid 2 Alias Chem 1 Atlas 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110 Delta Air 50 DenRGr 110 DetEdis 140 Det Steel Dlam Sham 1 Dillon Co 64 Disney 30b Diverslnd 36 DomeMin 80 DowChm 260 Dresslnd 1:40 DukePw 140 duPont 375e Dun Lt 166 DynaAm 20o East Air Lin 25 25 save 1 1 18 24 10 20 9 41 31 117a 8 29 27 22 3435 15b 23 35' 55 32 42 19 21 1534 50 33 24 40 4634 32 33 76 42b 16 3134 31 22 32b 42 23b 27 31 11b 41 353a 27 23 48'? 23 34234 154 152 4 4 18 18 29 29 41 1'8 11 '4 17 31 1 A Lb 8 33 16 22 2534 31 'a 17'b 18 14 18 15 115 10 6234 A9IZ T9 28a 21 21 Compiled by The Associated Press Rails 509 509 506 500 593 572 491 643 563 state does not have the constitu tional power "to deny to a wom an the basic right reserved to I her under the Ninth Amendment I to decide whether she should' carry or reject an embryo which has not An unquickened fetus has been interpreted to mean an eni bryo that has not shown move ment which normally occurs about the fourth month of nancy Supreme Court refus al to hear the Wisconsin case left standing the three judge decision against the va lidity of the state anti abortion law In other actions today the court: to review a federal law that prohibits the import of any obscene book advertise ment photograph or drawing from abroad a bid to limit puve sentences to maximums that adults could receive for the same crime to review an appel late court ruling allowing (he government to make broadly stated allegations against com panies in civil rights cases with out charging specific details of to rule on the ex pulsion of high school students 25 56b 1 1 8 17 4 23a 3a 20 9 41 30 116'42 1 8 29 27 22 34 15 23' 'b 55 3238 1s 42 19 21 1534 49 33 7 'a 23 40 4634 3P4 33 753'4 423 1 6 31 31 22 32 41 38 23 37 27 31 34 113 41 34 5a 3 27'2 2234 47 78 3234 153 4 18 29 22 11 167s 31'4 14 21 29 1 20 22 3134 35 17 'a 75 a a 9 34' 28'b 24 15 a 5s 26 33s 78 934 18 34 18'4 35 41 38 34 10 24 59 15 2734 13A34 318 31 50 6 40 15 34 237a 11 34 29 24 23 32 21 67a 8 'a10 32 1 18 31 1 26a a 1 15 20 147 L' 36 88 1 16 12h 23 87 167s 53 74 31 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TnpsnaV Tidewater Area Eastern Shore: Variable cloudiness through Tuesday with a low tonight 60 to 65 and a high Tuesday in the upper 70s and low 80s Chance of rain 20 percent Shenandoah Valley Upper James River Area Allegheny vIH i 1 a Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday 5u4 with a chance of showers Low tonight in tne upper aus or low 60s High Tuesday in the 70s Chance of rain 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Tuesday Southwestern Plateau: Considerable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with a chance of showers Low tonight 60 to 65 and a high Tuesday in the 70s Chance of rain 60 percent through Tuesday 37 52 7 24 A I 7 7 14 4 25 9 31 9 119 9 2 4 1 1 1 14 5b 1 54 2 16' 46 2 7 5 3 8 118 3 11 7 1 The Associated Press 1970 5 STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Press WASHINGTON' AP The Su preme Court declined today to decide whether expectant moth ers have the right' to medical abortion in the early stages pregnancy The court refused to hear a case from Milwaukee Wis where the anti abortion law has been declared in viola tion of privacy rights by a three judge federal court However this term the jus tices will review the District ot abortion law which has been declared invalid on grounds by a fed eral district court here The Wisconsin case appeared far more significant because their ruling sent to the court for revie wspoke in terms of human rights rather than whether the la wwas clearly written or not The case' involved Sidney Babbitz a 60 year old doctor who has been charged with per forming an illegal abortion Now a resident of Hallandale la his trial in Milwaukee is scheduled for Nov 30 Wisconsin law permits thera peutic abortions when necessary to save the life of the mother nthnruiisp abortions are crimi nal offenses punishable by up to discriminatory acts three years in prison ana iavuu inn The three judge federal court who criticized school officials in in its ruling last March said the a publication WARSAW (AP) A state neral is planned for former or eign Minister Adam Rapacki author of the Rapacki Plan to ban nuclear weapons from Cen tral Europe He died Saturday at the age of 60 after a series of heart attacks The date for the funeral has not been announced yet or 12 years Rapacki shaped foreign policy after coming to power in the liberali zation that swept Polish politics in the post Stalinist era His plan to remove nuclear weapons from Central Europe offered to the United Nations in October 1957 catapulated Poland and him into international nence But the Western powers rejected it and the Soviet Union and other nations supported it only passively He offered it again in 1964 but it again failed Officially his resignation in March 1968 was prompted by poor health but he had lost po litical influence earlier appar ently because of his disenchant ment with the Communist re gime He opposed the invasion black Virginians will of Czechoslovakia in August vote for Garland because he has the same image as Gov Bell said he care to estimate how much of the black vote would go to the Republican candidate I would hope it would be as much as 50 per The influential Negro political group Crusade for Voters has endorsed the candidacy of Democrat George Rawlings Jr Garland urging the black voters to support him said lie thought Rawlings was way be hind in the race and win He added that if he and Rawlings split the anti Byrd vote neither of them would have much chance of winning Net Last Chg '4 3 15 27' 15 '4 13 11 1 11'4 14a '4 15 4 5 '4 6 10 10 'a 13'4 13 4 7'4 12a 5 16 2 3V3 22'4 11: 11 '4 12' '4 17'4 J'2 VB 16 2 5 3' 22'4 8 ''8 JJB '8 1 1 'a 28 2i 11 79' 26 a 20 i 83 1 78 30'4 '4 7234 20 '4 27 18 '4 24 53 36' 63 45 7s 14' 27 8 29 'i 26 20' 21'4 4 '4 15 19'4 29 21 '4 1 41 7 51 27 27s 7a 34 34 18 25a 85 16 29 34 127 14 26 11'4 32 40 25 24'4 43 24 43 35 24s 45 36 51 le 53 11 26 0 1 31 4 22'4 '4 22 10 14 23 1 41 106 10 10 an LYd 886 886 887 881 913 914 874 922 891 21'4 28 1 12 42 34 41 29 73s I J4 71 H14 23'4 I 078 27 4 37b a 10' 14'4 25 34 6 'i 14 65 44 26 3 7914 X'v 1 '4 45 2678 14 26 15 34 21 '4 28 25 57'4 15 74'4 35 5934 i3 68s a 47s 38'4 Garland is being set up by Eu gene Meyoung a Charlottes ville insurance executive who coordinated William Democratic campaign for gover nor in Albemarle and Charlottes ville last year and Raymond Bell a Negro leader in Rich mond and former member of the city School Btard They appeared with Garland afternoon or evening showers or at a news'conference to espouse (thundershowers Afternoon his catch up drive in the present highs upper 70s to low 80s three way run for the Senate Lows tonight in 60s Winds east Garland conceded that Sen erly 5 to 15 mph Probability of Harry Byrd Jr running as precipitation 30 per cent Tues an independent was ahead in day 20 per cent tonight Out the race and if the election were held today Byrd would win Byrd is slipping Garland said every day until the Nov 3 ejection he will slip a little Garland said his aim was to get through to the Democrats and independents and if he were able to do it he would win He said also he felt if the black voters supported his candidacy in substantial numbers send Harry Byrd Jr back to his apple orchards next Mesoung who said he had been a Democrat' ever since he was old enough to vote expressed the belief that large numbers of Democrats who sup ported Battle against Gov Lin wood Holton last year would switch to Garland And Garland added that he see too many of those who were in the moderate camp of Battle Sen William Spong Jr and former state Sen Armi stead Boothe loser to Byrd in the 1966 primary supporting the senator Bell who described himself as an independent was a Demo cratic candidate for Richmond City Council in 1968 but support ed Holton for governor the fol lowing year me Ray Garland posseses the dedication and courage that our Lt Gov Sargeant Reyn olds asked all Virginians to recognize in Linwood Reynolds said this about Holton in a statement he issued from a New York Jiospitai 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II 135 PacGEI 150 PacLtg 160 Pac Pet 25g PacPwL 128 120 PanASul 60e PanAm WAir Panh EP 180 ParkeDav 60 Penn Cent PennDix 15r Penney JC 1 PaPwLt 160 PennzUn 80 PepsiCo 1 Perfect ilm Pfizer 60 Phelps 210 Phila El 164 Philip Morr 1 Phill Pet 130 PitneyBw 68 Polaroid 32 PortG El 130 PPG Ind 140 ProctGm 140 PubSCol 112 PSveC 3 44 Publklnd 31t Pueblolnt 28 PuaS Pl 176 Pullman 280 Questor 50 RalstonP 70 Ranco Inc 92 Raytheon 60 RCA 1 Reading Co RdgBates 25 Reicnvn RepubStl Revlon 1 Reyn Ind ReynMet RnanSpI Rohr Co 80 RovCCola 54 Roy Dut 2e RyderSys 50 Safeway 110 StJoeMin 2 StLSan 240 StRegisP 160 I Sandere 07p Saelnd 160 Sanelnt 30 Schenley 140 Schering 80 SCM Cp 45o SCOA Ind 60 Scolt Paper 1 SbCLInd 220 Searl GD 130 SearsR 120a Shell Oil 240 SherwnWm 2 SlgnalCo 120 SingerCo 240 Smith 2 SCar EG 126 SouCalE 150 South Co 120 SouNGas 140 Sou Pac 180 1 Southrn Ry 3 Snartans 45p SoerryR 50e SmiareD 80a Squibb 150 StBrands 160 NEW YORK (AP) TheStock market declined steadily today in moderate trading At noon the Dow Jones aver age of 30 industrials was off 678 at 76191 Losers outpaced gainers among issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange by better than 3 to 1 Analysts said one reason for the slower trading and down turn in prices was the absence 2 from the market of some inves Pfeepui f8o tors such as banks because of gac cp ilsu the Columbus Day holiday kkSPL30 Banks and some businesses in New York were closed Other brokers considered the decline an extension of profit taking which set in during the final two sessions last week also note an increasing tency for individual issues to re spond rather markedly to unfa vorable commented that analyst for Hutton could indicate some in creased near term vulnerabili ty in the third quarter reports now about to be released ingreater The declines ran through vir tually every category although utilities were mixed Glamour issues prices includ ed Xerox off 1 at 8418 Pola roid down 1 at 73 IBM down 47s at 291 Vi and Control Data off I' At noon The Associated Press 'stock average was off 17 at 2R01' with industrials down 30 rails off 10 and utilities down Among the large blocks cross 'ing the Big Board tape were 155000 shares of Campbell Soup at 27 off The company tenta fivplv fH'ppH tn acniiirs Vnllc Steak House On a delayed! Jewel co iso opening on the American Stock John John Inn I nn Exchange Valle was tracing up 51s at I8I2 Noon prices on the Big Board included National Can down 2 at 23 Telex off Vt to Na tomas down 1V4 at 528 Penn Central off at 7 airchild down 1 at 23 and Lit ton Industries off at 23 On the Amex noon prices in eluded Wright Hargr Mines down to P2 Milgo Electron Lefimn i7oe ic olf 1 at 34 Digital Equip nionf nff 1 1q at 1 iitvitu via Shore Mines up Vs at Mar shall Industries down Vs to 2Vz and Syntex off at 33 21 29' 20 20 22 3134 35 17 75 22b 9 941 24 15 134 5b 26 33 94 18 'a 18 39 41a 38 17 33b 15 10 2334 59 15' 2 7s 26b 31 2534 3034 50' 30 3 15 15 P4 12 13a 8 11 434 33 534 14b 15 7 4 5 16a 6' 4 103A 13 4 7 1834 12b 17' a 5 2734 27 29 12' 4634 26a 20 21 21 15 19 29 21 163 41 51 27 3634 277 7a 34 18 25 85 38a 401 16a 29 12a 26 11 32 39a 24' 94' 29034 29134 I Z4B 43 35 434 24 19 45 3534 51 53b 11 26 4234 31 22 22 10 23 9 15 67 84 17 18 6 63 10 9 140 5 521570 1 33 30 1 14 14 94 1 8 4 2 8 3 28 275 65 49 8 32 39 II 29 36 18 17 12 67 98 30 3734 4U 14 36 22 20 152 23 198 3 20 6 3 10 1 122 18 18 16 3 10 tn 1 42 88 1 20 2 I8 I 30 8 3 4 16 30 5 78 115 114 15 20 20 ZZ 64 63 16 21 3O'a 20 32 35 17a 76 23 9 343Z 28a 2B'a Z4'4 15 14 5'2 26a 34 9 19 18 35a 42 38 17a 34 15a 101 24 59 1534 29 273b 31 26 31 i 40 15 1534 Vi i'4 zu'a Z19 148 II 3 44 4 20 63 2 20 2 41 125 31 1 13 16 94 75 42 4P2 36 106 'A J4'8 32' 38a 38 38 CT 1Z ri 34 33 34 11 12 12 9 18 18 18 6 40 14 234 11 29 24 23 22 32 21 10 32b 18 3131 33' '4 161 21a 37 25a 304 1 7 18'4 4 14 17 7 15 114 10b a 62 a 68 1 21 11 4 la 16 Sales Net 1 (hds) High Low Last CM 9 70 70 20 43' 43 43 13 1334 13a 13a 52 304 30 30 10 9' 9 9 10 42 42 42 27 18 18 18' 18 29 29'a 29 31 21a 21 21 r'4 17 8a 3 30 30 30 19 20 19 20 72 19 19 19 8 23 'a 23 23 Va 33 15a 15 15b 123 54 534 34 12 1U 89 37 36 37 Va 42 21 21 21 72 39 38 38a 11 283a 28 28 24 43 42 42 2 1934 1934 43 29a 29' 29 218 2434 24 25 6334 63 63' 21 34 34' 34' 16 32b 59 7 7 39 41 40e 40 44 10b 10 10 62 29 29 49 34a 34 34 52 8 8 8 269 44 44 a 35 25 25 25 a 21 51 50b 504 161 17 17a 63 23 22 22 V2 5 28 20628a 1 16'a 16 16 30 15 15 60 Ind Ralls Util Stocks Net change Noon Mon 4011 1256 1248 2601 Prev Day 4041 1266 1251 2618 Week Ago 4086 1308 1282 2669 Month Ago 3977 1113 1272 2523 Year Ago 4299 1521 1325 2875 1969 High 4162 1435 1412 2798 1970 Low 3343 958 1132 2217 1969 High 5135 2177 1591 3609 969 Low 3925 1298 1279 2608 BOND AVERAGES 2 47 47' 47 88 293a 28 28 1 Va 50 25' 24 115 56 55 55 39 2334 17 24 41 12 12 12 51 8 8 8 55 76 75 75 1 10 2Ua 20 20 13 26 26 2o' 21 31 31 31 18 2862 10 114 11 7 34 34 34 22 254 25b 25b 26 46 45 46 53 6d4 6 98 22 21 21 18 60 59b 60 64 16 16 4 62 il'2 51 51 15 23 22' 2 8 8 55 4734 47' 4734 95 50 181 67 66' 66 1 5 67a 67a 8 9'a 9 9 'a 8 3334 33' 33 45 36a 35a 24 30 30 30 14 55' 55 11 46a 17 5 5 19 24 24 24 3 6 69 27 10 9 25 2734 15 65 75 '5 47 178 5 50 2234 16 14 14 3 26a 44 9 26 3 38' 5 31 34 39 15 60 21a 25 5 25 22 57 32 16' 17 1534 93 24 17 35a 53 50 150 69' 51 48 8 38' 73 173 20 6834 20 6 23a 17 25 64 3 5134 167 32b 10 54'? 95 9 161 27 22 5 63' 16 43 WashWP 136 2 19' 19 9' 68 68 Wstn Air Lin 8 14' 14 14 47' 47 Wn Banc 130 89 337 3333 23' 23' WnUnlon 140 76 36 35 36 25 25 WestgEI 180 109 65 64 Whirl Cp 160 5 61 61 61 5134 WhteMot 50p 14 17 17 17 31a 31b Whittaker 163 9' 9' 9 54 54 WinnDix 168 11 34 34 8' 8 V4 Woolwth 120 21 34 26'4 26 Xerox Cp 80 273 85 84 84' a 21a Pale Corp 64 6 35 35 35 62Va ZenlthR 140 20 33 33 33'a 43 43'b Copyrighted by Th Associated Press 1970 'i.