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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1973
Page
10
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A reader describes self-induced vomiting after large meals and desserts. Dr Thosteson warns this harms stomach and esophageal lining, may cause blood in vomit, and urges stopping the practice. He offers a booklet for 35 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope.
Timothy Leary, 42, is ordered by Superior Court Judge Richard F. Harris to serve six months to five years for escaping from the California Men's Colony. The term runs consecutively with a prior six months to 10 years for marijuana possession at Folsom State Prison.
Article discusses an unlimited forcing four clubs raise after a major suit opening. It explains how a four spade cue bid from North can invite a slam, given South holds a six card trump headed by the ace and West may show missing trumps.
Andy reports on Pluto’s mass estimates and orbital quirks that keep Pluto’s status unsettled. Recounting measurements from 1942 to 1971, the piece notes Pluto could be a former Neptune moon, but current data classify it as a genuine planet traveling its own solar orbit with unlikely chances of Neptune capture.
The Florida Senate voted unanimously to restore Cape Canaveral on all state road maps and highway signs replacing Cape Kennedy. The area was known as Cape Canaveral from the 16th century until 1963 when President Johnson changed it after Kennedy's death.
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