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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
1
Citizens are invited to call or write Action Line in care of The Enterprise for problem solving and questions. The paper notes requests are considered but high volume prevents acknowledging every submission.
Citizens ask about federal aid when their homes face condemnation and rising rents. The answer outlines that urban renewal may expand beyond Harrison Center, with notices given in advance and protection through the Central Relocation Agency led by Mrs. Grace Hodges. The agency offers counseling, helping locate comparable housing and explaining federal assistance limits and fair compensation.
If you back athletics and a wholesome life, FCA invites you to join and challenge high school and college athletes to live Christian lives. For details contact Dale Morey at 882-2825 or Pete Armstrong at 888-4041.
The note advises contacting the Guilford County Home Economics Extension Agent in Greensboro North Carolina to obtain a booklet on canning vegetables and fruits. It provides a mailing address P O Box 20063 Greensboro NC 27420.
Health department investigators found no health hazard on the vacant lot but the complainant's house drains sink water into a road ditch in violation of regulations. She has been notified and may pursue legal action to fix the issue.
A lawyer drafts a petition to change a name under state court process. The change is not intended to evade law enforcement or legal tanglements and follows official proceedings.
NASA astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin pilot the Apollo 15 moon rover on a playful lunar excursion. They compare the ride to a Grand Prix, praise the rover’s suspension and handling, note seat belts, and describe steady speeds around eight kilometers per hour on the dusty surface.
In a Friday AP interview Viet Cong Foreign Minister Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh pledged to publish a list of American prisoners once the United States sets a total troop withdrawal deadline. She criticized U.S. negotiator Porter and said Nixon’s China outreach would be pointless without progress on the seven point peace plan.
Astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin gathered lunar samples near Elbow Crater while Mission Control urged them to continue. Scott remarked on wanting to pause and play with the rocks. The two men pressed on despite long quiet moments from space.
President I W Abel of the AFL C I O United Steelworkers said the steel industry has a 24 hour extension to reach a contract settlement to avert a nationwide strike by 350 000 workers. The extension was approved by 600 local officials amid cautious optimism and talks with the industry bargaining committee led by R Heath Larry of U S Steel Corp.
Police charged 22 year old student pilot Yoshimi Ichikawa and instructor Captain Tomotsu Kuma with professional negligence after a collision at 28 000 feet near Morioka Japan. 162 people died including 155 aboard the Tokyo bound All Nippon Boeing 727. 4 000 searchers recovered bodies.
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin spent six hours on the lunar surface including a two hour rover traverse to a canyon and a dusty mountain base. They collected more than 50 pounds of soil and rocks, faced minor rover troubles, and noted a lunar dust smell aboard Falcon.
The Senate agreed to a Monday vote on the House approved 250 million dollar loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp after two hours of debate. The broader two billion dollar corporate loan measure was dropped. Final vote targeted around 3 p.m. EDT.
In Badjja village, 45 miles from Kabul, a flood triggered by a mountain landslide submerged hamlets and farmlands. Searchers report over 100 bodies recovered with more to find as Red Crescent officials describe extensive devastation and limited access.
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