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The Enterprise explains that requests via Action Line are considered but many cannot be acknowledged due to high volume. The notice urges readers to write or call for assistance.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
1
The Enterprise explains that requests via Action Line are considered but many cannot be acknowledged due to high volume. The notice urges readers to write or call for assistance.
The reply advises seeking examination by a medical doctor. Movable or stationary lumps should be evaluated by an M.D. to determine if they are cancerous or benign.
One Girl Scout troop collecting scrap paper can be reached at 431 4630 for inquiries. An attorney says no statutory law authorizes school searches by principals or teachers, but in loco parentis status might extend parental control to searches. Dialing for Dollars remains on Channel 8 at 9 am weekdays with changes to movies and jackpot amounts.
Don Fedderson Productions at 4024 Radford Avenue Studio City California 91604 is listed as the mailing and audition address for Lawrence Welk. The item provides the studio contact for submissions or inquiries.
A reader asks if felons can vote after conviction and removal of citizenship rights. The answer states felons lose voting rights. another reader cites that Channel 8 will not air the championship race due to prior commitments, with planned rebroadcasts of major races.
A reader asks about buying a sports car in Europe and transporting it home to save money while noting currency value changes. Advice includes using a travel agency for overseas purchases, arranging appointments, and ensuring the car meets U.S. Federal safety standards.
U S B52 bombers returned to the air war over North Vietnam for the first time in over four years and hit targets near Vinh. South Vietnamese and U S forces claimed momentum against the offensive around Quang Tri and the DMZ as B52s raided rear bases and supply routes along Highway 1.
A powerful earthquake measuring 7 on the Richter scale struck southern Iran, collapsing mud brick villages and killing an estimated 1,000 to 4,000 people. Prime Minister Hoveida ordered relief headquarters. Prince Mahmoud Reza took charge at the scene as medical supplies and engineers rushed to assist in the stricken area near Persepolis.
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird announced additional air and naval forces would be sent to Southeast Asia this week to bolster the American push against North Vietnamese offensives. He said Abrams will be provided these forces later in the week as Washington maintains troop withdrawal plans while signaling resolve. The White House and Pentagon described ongoing reductions in ground forces and noted the 7th Fleet strength rise alongside continued overall force management.
James F. Byrnes longtime public figure and former Supreme Court justice, secretary of state, governor, and Roosevelts aide died at his Columbia home after a long illness. He was 92. His body lay in state in the Statehouse rotunda, with funeral at Trinity Church. He rose from humble beginnings, opposed school desegregation, and was once dubbed assistant president during WWII.
Rep. Bob Wilson testified that ITT promised half the $800000 needed for San Diego to secure next summer's Republican National Convention but later reduced the figure. He said no written agreement existed and warned the deadline had passed. The Senate panel broadened its ITT inquiry amid accusations of Justice Department favoritism connected to San Diego politicians.
The launch team began powering the Saturn 5 to start the Apollo 16 countdown set for 12:54 p.m. Sunday. The clock showed 104 hours 30 minutes as crews planned rest breaks and delay buffers. Astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly II prepared in simulators for lunar descent lift off and rendezvous.
Chicago AP dispatch quotes President stating the United States will not permit a North Vietnamese takeover of South Vietnam. He warns the attack will fail and vows firm action to defend allied forces and territory.
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