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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
7
The Southwest deserts bloom after heavy rains with diverse yucca species. Yuccas form rosettes, tree sized trunks, and bloom on tall stems with light white to creamy flowers. A yucca moth pollinates flowers enabling seed production while providing food for the next generation.
Philadelphia hosts a bloodless bullfighting exhibition amid a pending injunction hearing. Officials from SPCA examined bulls after the event as matadors used mock implements and a tap on the bull's shoulder instead of a kill.
In Los Angeles AP reports E. Peet told the Public Utilities Commission that General Telephone Co paid $1000 for 378 calls last year. He claimed the calls to bars restaurants and various establishments were not made by him or his associate. Hearings continue with a recommendation expected to be made to the commission.
The fragment suggests flats filled by water from ancient great lakes that evaporated long ago, leaving a landscape described as the bed of those former lakes. It hints at a geography shaped by historic hydrological changes.
Hanes Dye & Finishing Co. in Winston-Salem will grant raises to about 430 employees on or after May 1, increasing the yearly payroll by more than 100000 dollars including fringe benefits. This is the second raise in under 10 months, the prior one occurring July 11, with raises allocated by a formula based on seniority and job type.
In Washington Harold Howe II education commissioner says North Carolina has filed complaints over desegregation guidelines. NC Superintendent Carroll defends freedom of choice while learning institute met Tar Heel locals to discuss the plan to desegregate faculties and student bodies.
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