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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1970
Page
5
CAPR Kennedy Florida AP reports Apollo 13 aims to crash a 61 foot Saturn V stage and the LM cabin into the moon to create massive man made moonquakes. Seismometers from Apollo 12 and a new one from Apollo 13 will record readings to study the lunar interior.
Dr. Isaac Taylor of the UNC School of Medicine urged North Carolina to provide comprehensive health care for all citizens. At a Legislative Research Commission hearing he said care should be a right, not a privilege, with public financing and school, factory, and local health department support to reach those lacking access.
Governor Claude Kirk again avoids a face to face with U S District Judge Ben Krentzman while sending aides to a contempt hearing. He seeks Supreme Court review to settle control of Manatee County schools and 17 000 pupils. Deputies blocked federal entry as Kirk aides were arrested briefly for interfering with court orders.
North Carolina sees increasing clouds with a chance of rain in the south tonight and Sunday. Monday to Wednesday turn unsettled with afternoon thundershowers in the west and more general showers Tuesday. Temperatures reach 70s Monday and 80s Tuesday with 40s to 50s nights. Wednesday mostly 70s. South Carolina remains mostly unchanged with a chance of showers and cooler Sunday. tonight lows mid 40s to 50s along the coast.
East Carolina University proposes outsourcing medical student training to community hospitals to save about 18 million dollars in hospital construction and 3 million annually in operating costs. A regional health authority could oversee funds and support a two year medical school plan long debated in Raleigh.
Mrs Gwendolyn Kopechne states she believes a Massachusetts grand jury has exonerated Sen Edward M Kennedy, driver in the Chappaquiddick drowning of her daughter Mary Jo. She calls it an accident and says she and her husband await inquest transcripts to be released next week.
A Boston court bans the nude or sexual act portions of the rock musical Hair. Dist. Attorney Garrett H. Byrne says performers who go on stage unclothed will be prosecuted. The Wilbur Theater crowd protests with song and confetti as police guard the street.
In Raleigh, about 21 of roughly 100 diocesan priests petitioned Bishop Vincent Waters to resign. The spokesman said Waters, 65, does not consider the matter serious and did not comment. Waters has led North Carolina's diocese for 25 years over 65,000 Catholics in the state.
Lyndon B. Johnson, on his first long post presidency visit to Washington, pursues a nonpartisan elder statesman role. He met with Nixon and Agnew, dined with lawmakers, and attended briefings while avoiding public commentary on current controversies. The former president, recovering from heart ailment, rewrites memoirs and recalls five years in office.
New York and Alaska legislators push liberal abortion bills toward signatures. Rockefeller expects to sign as New York Senate backed a near no‑restriction measure 31 to 26, while Alaska's 26–12 House vote remains unsettled and Governor Miller weighs a veto. Plans at Planned Parenthood meeting push for full repeal of abortion laws. doctors warn on facility strain. The New York bill would allow abortions up to 24 weeks with consent and no residency rule.
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