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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or help requests to Action Line in care of The Enterprise. The notice explains high volume limits and that not all inquiries can be acknowledged or answered.
A reader asks how to replace missing federal and state tax forms and about voter registration oaths. Guidance notes contact numbers for IRS Greensboro at 1 800 822 8800 and the North Carolina Department of Revenue for state forms. It clarifies there is no loyalty oath, only an affirmation to truth and constitutional support when registering to vote.
A sports columnist explains that 225 mph is achievable in some forms of racing, notably on Bonneville Salt Flats and in drag rails, while oval tracks and NASCAR rounds see mixed top speeds around 200 to 225 mph. Championship and Formula 1 cars can exceed 225 depending on course conditions.
A reader asks if collecting empty cigarette packs to fund a sick girl in Greensboro is legitimate. The response says to avoid the scheme and verify sources, noting similar efforts have circulated falsely.
A hand carver named R. Y. responds to a reader seeking a new dining chair leg. He invites contact after 7 PM at 882-3408 to discuss the desired leg style and create a custom piece.
London AP reports three top Labor leaders Roy Jenkins Harold Lever and George Thomson quit the party high command in protest against Harold Wilson's Common Market policy shift. Shirley Williams warned she would resign if the party does not adopt a constructive attitude toward Britain's membership. The split may aid the government in passing Common Market legislation.
South Vietnamese forces abandoned Bo Duc north of Saigon as U S B52 strikes claimed 27 tanks and three artillery pieces destroyed and over 500 enemy troops killed. Evacuations occurred from Bo Duc while fighting raged along Highway 13 toward An Loc and Loc Ninh amid renewed shelling in the central highlands. Local reports conflicted on North Vietnamese movements with U S officials optimistic about counterattacks and relief columns moving toward An Loc.
In Saigon officials question Nixon pledge to avoid ground forces in Indochina while increasing air and naval power. U S troop numbers in Vietnam hover near 69 000 planned cuts as naval and air strength rise, with a Marine landing team poised off the coast and B52s back in North Vietnam after four years.
AP columnist Jack Anderson alleges Rep. Chet Holifield received $500 from ITT via an aide during 1968 to influence a Defense Department contract. Anderson cites lobbyist Robert Schmidt and a draft letter. Holifield denies knowledge of the contribution and the letter.
Annette Gilly 31 of Cleveland pleads guilty to three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy in the Yablonski family killings, avoiding the death penalty. She had previously pleaded innocent and may become a state’s witness against her father Silous Huddleston, a Knoxville area ex-UMW official.
Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher of New Jersey was charged by a federal grand jury with evading more than 100000 dollars in income taxes, perjury and conspiracy. The seven count indictment cites years 1960 to 1967 and alleges false joint returns and hiding income through fictitious bond purchases.
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