Question and Answer Column From The Enterprise
A reader asks about stopping art payments while caring for family. The adviser urges consulting an attorney and notes the need for contract details. Other items include a biology quiz answered by Dr. Richard Staller, a city council vacancy and ward roles, a UNC reference for Eddie Knox Jr., and local 16 mm photography rental options at Alderman Studios or Roger Sparks at WGHP.
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A. Alderman Studios
Roger Sparks
Wghp-Tv
Two Navy crewmen found from EC121 shot down
The EC121 plane downed over the Sea of Japan by North Korea has led the Pentagon to recover the bodies of one officer and one enlisted crew member from the destroyer USS Tucker. Identifications are withheld until next of kin is notified and grave doubts remain about any survivors among the 29 remaining crew. The search continues.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S. Navy
North Korea
Sea of Japan
Bers
Pentagon
Tucker
Japan
Kyodo
U.S
United States
Panmunjom
Fyong Yang
Nixon
Washington's high infant mortality draws attention
The Senate hunger committee probes poverty in Washington with a focus on infant mortality. Senator Percy cited a slum landlord agreeing to repairs after a tour of run down quarters, highlighting welfare rents, high food stamp costs, and bureaucratic delays affecting families with children.
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Washington
Senate
Charles Percy
Minis
Republican
Mississippi
Percy
Dora Crowder
Marty Green
Czech Communists Confront Crisis Session in Prague
In Prague Prague Castle hosts a crisis Central Committee meeting amid a renewed struggle between reformers and old guard after anti Soviet demonstrations. The city party warns against dis information and rumors as eight Presidium members defend colleagues cleared of collusion during last year's Soviet invasion.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party Central Committee
Prague Castle
Central Committee
Moscow
Communist Party Committee
Legal Status For 18 Year Olds Favored
RALEIGH AP The House Judiciary II Committee approved 8 5 a bill to let 16 year olds enter contracts. Some members doubted maturity below 21. Debate cited parental protection and tru lending laws as potential safeguards for youths.
Experts Figure $3 Billion Cost Of Lifting Tax On Poor
Tax experts say Nixon aims to eliminate federal income taxes for all families below the poverty line would cost 2 to 3 billion dollars annually if done properly. A cheaper plan under 1 billion could work but would damage the tax system. Burns disclosed the goal as part of administration policy to aid the poor while closing loopholes for the rich.
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Tom Stewart
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Arthur F. Purns
White House
Rome
Burns
Brentwood Named in North Carolina Free Lunch Pilot
Gov. Bob Scott announced a May 1 to May 30 pilot providing free lunches at 50 public schools including Brentwood School in High Point. The $150,000 program, federally funded, aims to test nutrition’s effect on learning, alertness, and attendance with 500 students tested afterward.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Brentwood School
High Point
Scott
Stott
Bill Bans Outsiders From Schools
A North Carolina House bill would empower campus leaders to declare a campus off limits during crises, enforce curfews, restrict outsiders, require license to remain on campus for suspended students, ban loudspeakers without permission, and levy up to a $500 fine or six months in jail for violations.
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Raleigh
Julian Fenner
D-Nash
National Guard
General Assembly
North Carolina
Sirhan Jury Seeks Clarity On Second Degree Murder
In Los Angeles AP report: The Sirhan Bishara Sirhan jury asks for a clearer definition of second degree murder amid deliberations over Kennedy assassination verdict options. Foreman Elliott seeks rereading of the instruction as Judge Walker rereads and adds explanation before continuing.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Bruce TC. Elliott
Herbert V. Walker
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Aryline
A. Edson Arantes Do Nascimento
Pele
Santos
Brazil
Richard Staller
High Point College
A. Laurin Walborn
High Peoinl
H. T. C. A. Welborn
Charles Morris
NAIA
Perry Little
Morris
Eddie Knox Jr
UNC
Charlie Justice
Art Wiener
A.M.J
Eddie
Joe Wright
Bobby Weant
Paul Rizzo
Edward Kennedy
Senate Hunger Committee
Ourke
Boshamer
W. R. Britt
D Johnston
Britt
Georgia
Kentucky
Henry E. Frye
D-Guilford
Brentwood
Sirhan
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