Action Line Clarifies Help Request Volumes
The Enterprise notes that readers can contact Action Line for questions or problems but warns the high volume prevents acknowledgment or response to every inquiry. It invites readers to write or call for assistance.
Help for a Minor Abused by Father Needs Center Guidance
A reader asks how to handle ongoing abuse by a father. Kendall Center Greensboro staff request details and offer contact at 336 886 4523 with Dr. Brian Stabler for clinical services.
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Kendall Center
Greensboro
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City oiling and maintenance on soil streets questioned
Oakview residents say city crews cleaned ditches and removed oil from street surfaces on Stimp son Street after oiling their roads. Public Works Director Carl Wills explains oiling occurs in spring and streets may be scraped when maintenance exceeds dust control needs, with life expectancy of soil streets ranging from 3 to 7 months depending on soil, traffic, oil, and rainfall.
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Oakview
Wills
Bowman Gray Race Day Prices and Schedule Details
Bowman Gray events on April 8 in Winston feature Modified Hobby and Claiming cars often sponsored by owners or drivers. Gates open 9:30 a.m with practice at 11 a.m time trials 2 p.m and racing 3 p.m. Women admit free and first thousand kids under 12 receive a free checkered flag. Purse posted at $2,500.
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Rosey
Kernersville
Just One Of The Boys Honoring Ministers Week
A reader asks for ideas to honor ministers. A longtime High Point pastor suggests treating ministers as human beings and focusing on honoring the Word of God year round rather than elevating clergy.
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Anon
Drawing Card for College Mindset
The response shifts from a crude question to advice about developing the mind in college. It notes that college aims to grow intellect and suggests focusing on a balanced diet and personality as your appeal, rather than chasing superficial standards or age references.
Senate expands ITT probe and votes to end April 20
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 8 7 to widen its probe of ITT and to close the inquiry by April 20. Hearings resume Monday with allegations about Justice Department improprieties and questions on Richard Kleindienst’s attorney general nomination.
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Laird vows continued bombing in Vietnam response
Secretary Laird condemned the North Vietnamese invasion as massive and said U S air attacks will continue until Hanoi withdraws and negotiates peace. He noted troop withdrawals will proceed toward Nixon’s goal of 69 000 by May 1 and that expanded air and naval support remains possible.
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Melvin R. Laird
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United States
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Demilitarized Zone
Paris
Nixon
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Pacific
Southeast Asia
North Vietnamese drive extends from Loc Ninh to Mekong Delta
Vietcong forces captured Loc Ninh district town 75 miles north of Saigon and opened a fourth Mekong Delta front with over a dozen attacks. U S air power hit North Vietnamese and Lao targets with 600 strikes as losses mounted on both sides. Loc Ninh abandoned after heavy fighting. reports differed on Vietnamese surrender. Saigon reinforced, while An Loc endured rocket and mortar attacks and supply routes were strained.
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South Vietnam
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le Trung Hien
Hung Tam
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Binh Long Province
Johnson Suffering Chest Pains at UVA Hospital
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was admitted to the University of Virginia Hospital cardiac unit with chest pains. Dr. Richard S. Crampton said Johnson, 63, is comfortable and stable while tests are ongoing.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Virginia
Richard S. Crampton
Johnson
Crampton
Charles Robb
Employment Up and Wholesale Prices Rise Slows Down
The Labor Department reports total employment rose by 620,000 to 81.2 million in March while the wholesale price index edged up 0.1 percent. Unemployment rose to 5.9 percent due to seasonal factors, with jobless numbers down 200,000 to 5.2 million. Average weekly pay and hours increased, lifting real purchasing power, despite a 3.7 percent annual cost rise.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wisconsin primary signals anti establishment vote surprises
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien said Wisconsin’s primary showed a broad anti establishment mood with 52 percent for McGovern and Wallace. He noted independents rising, and warned the open, uncertain race could extend to the convention while urging a positive campaign.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Wisconsin
Nixon
O’brien
George S. McGovern
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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