08 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
1
The shelter on Red Road is open daily Monday through Friday from 12 noon to 6 pm. On Saturdays the hours are from 12 to 6 pm and it is closed on Sundays.
Gov. Scott outlined proposals to place Bald Head Island into state ownership along with a broad environmental program. He urged creation of a river system, coastal planning, erosion control, regional water supply, and pesticide board revisions to advance state environmental aims.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a presidential gamble on Vietnam policy and accountability to the American people. Mentions timing of events and a faster American exit or role, with a cross-reference to a President On 2-4 note.
A reader suggests trying a camera supply business or Nash Jewelry and Loan Co in High Point. If they cannot repair in house, they may direct you to a repair service or place to send the binoculars for service.
Many mothers in High Point and worldwide face cracked eggs while preparing Easter dye. A method uses an uncooked egg blown out through two small holes, rinsed, then dyed and decorated. Some insert tiny flowers in the holes for added embellishment.
A reader asks why Pineywood Road near Thamesville between Jacob Street and the 10 crossing is rough and why patching isn’t done. The State Highway Department says repaving will begin once the paving season starts.
A reader asks why Dorris Avenue is muddy and full of bumps. The city street department responded that they jumped on the issue and stoned it to address the problem.
A viewer asks how a pair could kiss for 30 hours and then leave stage. The responder questions why the couple fled the stage after the stunt.
A reader reports on a Quincy wedding featuring a bride's table with white flowers and cake and a groom's table with a chocolate tier cake and yellow flowers. A second reader laments street junk near Fraley Road, calling it an eyesore amid new construction.
Raleigh AP reports the 74th day of the 1971 session finds major bills stalled. Gov. Bob Scott seeks restructuring of higher education, with a blue ribbon committee weeks from reporting. Auto liability insurance is another key issue under study with a Norton commission report due soon.
President Nixon indicates a modest rise in U.S. troop withdrawals and discusses strategy aimed at pressuring negotiations with North Vietnam while cautioning against revealing exact exit timing. The remarks address prisoner releases and the risk of least safe leverage for ending the war.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said President Nixon told congressional leaders he has a fixed date to end U S involvement in Indochina if North Vietnam agrees to release all prisoners and U S troops would stay through 1972 otherwise. Scott said the date is a reasonable conclusion and stressed the U S will not become a Korean-type defense. Dole and other Republicans hinted Nixon has a date in mind.
A AP report portrays the Via Dolorosa as a narrow cobbled path in Jerusalem crowded with souvenir shops and modern temptations. Pilgrims face impious names, shopkeepers and distractions as they follow stations from the Lion's Gate to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, amid mosques, baths and street vendors.
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