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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1970
Page
4
The Chamber of Commerce adds two rights to Nixon's Buyer's Bill of Rights the right to quality and integrity. The article notes the voluntary nature of the code and contrasts it with proposed class action legislation to empower consumers to sue for damages after legal confirmation of harm.
A columnist advocates travel as essential for health and growth. It cites airline ads and experts noting that vacations counter routine, boost social and mental activity, aid business, strengthen marriages, and can improve children’s scholastic attainment. Travel is presented as a valuable investment.
The piece notes a widening demand for major education reform as the Nixon administration backs structural changes and a National Institute of Education. It cites 45 million students, $200 million in annual federal research spending, nine university centers, and 15 labs aiming to boost learning beyond traditional school structures.
Mayor William Laman of North Little Rock, with Alderman Hartwick and City Attorney Harmon, visited Trader Vic's and a night club before returning to a hotel door in shirtsleeves. The incident follows earlier cases where visiting mayors were robbed or deceived in Washington's after-dark scene.
The mayor and Alderman Hartwick socialized at a Washington night club after 1 a m. A thief entered the mayor's room around 1 30 to 2 a m. and his wallet and watch were later suspected by police. The mayor disputed the theft theory and recounted the events to Rep. Wilbur Mills. Hazel Edgar, 80, faced a hospital bill dispute over inhalation therapy charges at Georgetown University Hospital and questioned the necessity of several procedures.
In a reflection on journalism education and city life, the piece notes New York facing strikes and rising welfare rolls while housing decays under rent controls. It cites a Queens redevelopment tale, rent hikes, and calls for moral renewal to revive the city amid tax and policing tensions.
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