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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
1
Readers ask about killing garden insects with pesticides and the risks involved. The article cautions following label directions, avoiding overdosage, and keeping people and pets away. It also explains motion sickness from labyrinth impulses and mentions Sea and space sickness.
Mission Control at Space Center Houston said a rescue flight may be flown to recover Skylab 2 astronauts due to propulsion trouble. A Skylab 3 rescue mission would not be ready before Sept 10, with no immediate danger to Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma. The crew remains informed and unfazed as ground officials plan and monitor the Apollo linked craft.
White House memo shows Nixon and then Attorney General Mitchell talked about the agreed ends of the ITT settlement before free antitrust suits were settled. The document notes a $400,000 ITT pledge to back the 1972 Republican National Convention and Mitchell’s denial of such knowledge. Colson warned the memo could harm the administration.
Protesters and nonprotesters were denied entry or ejected from the Billy Graham rally at Charlotte Coliseum where President Nixon spoke two years earlier. Haldeman is linked to a memo noting anticipated violence and obscene signs, with police and Secret Service enforcing entry rules. Fourteen denied admissions and five arrests followed. judge McMillan condemned officers’ conduct as a civil rights assault.
Former CIA Director Richard Helms said one Cuban American arrested in the Watergate burglary earned a $100 monthly retainer, but he insisted the CIA had no role. He rejected calls for deeper CIA scrutiny and said the FBI was responsible. Helms said he turned over all available information to the FBI days after the break in.
The Labor Department reports July as the steepest wholesale price drop in 25 years, led by farm products and processed foods. Prices fell 4.1 percent unadjusted and 4.6 percent adjusted for July, with an overall index decline of 1.3 percent unadjusted and 1.4 percent adjusted, contrasting with six months of gains.
AP report from Honolulu notes editor and officials reacting to John J. Wilson calling Sen. Daniel Inouye hot little Jan during Watergate hearings. Hawaii leaders condemn the slur, urging apology and stressing Japanese American historic presence. Inouye briefed reporters in Washington and downplayed the incident as unfortunate.
Ford and Chrysler endorsed seat belt laws with fines for noncompliance while General Motors pushes airbags as option and seeks delay of the August 15 1975 mandatory air bag date. NHTSA backs state campaigns as 21 states consider similar belt laws after Australia report.
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