Terry Treasurer WNI Acting Editor
Terry serves as treasurer for WNI and acts as editor for the station, continuing duties noted on Thursday, April 8, 1971.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
4
Terry serves as treasurer for WNI and acts as editor for the station, continuing duties noted on Thursday, April 8, 1971.
The North Carolina Association of Teachers denounced Gov Scott’s salary plan while decrying the political tone of the dispute. They say increases of 10 percent in the coming biennium address unmet educational needs, but they urge a focus on overall education betterment rather than personal pay.
In Washington DC the court handles about 7000 self reported family crime claims annually with many cases resulting in protective orders. A new intra family division of social workers has been created to assist and monitor offenders and protect victims.
The nine member Politburo sustains collective leadership with Le Duan as First Secretary. Hanoi signals victory in Laos and South Vietnam while North Vietnam seeks a neutral postwar path with aid from both China and the Soviet Union amid ongoing conflict.
Lt William Calley endures a mixed public reaction as a court martial convicts him of 22 civilian deaths at My Lai while intimates describe him as a loyal officer hoping to resume service. The piece recalls prior commentary on his role and Army scapegoat debates.
The column reports Nixon aides pressuring for a My Lai accountability but top Army leaders facing dropped charges while Lt Calley and the Americal Division faced dereliction claims. It also notes Jimmy Hoffa loyalists accusing Frank Fitzsimmons of striking a parole deal with the White House and a July convention power struggle.
The piece surveys UMP and others noting Southeast Asian shifts away from US influence while seeking local pride and continued foreign aid. It cites Cable TV as a path to education, reflects on Cancer Month, and reports on a Harrisburg dog seizure case and alcoholism views.
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