04 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1971
Page
1
The bill grants the vote to those 18 while other rights depend on ability to pay. Drivers remain 21 for truck work. Inheritance depends on wills and executors. Purchases such as motorcycles cars or trailers may require co signers with resources and credit ratings.
A Lenahan Feature Service spokesman explains Andy as a 3000 year old pixie type who answers children’s questions. The column began as a public service use of the newspaper as a textbook and reaches about 80 papers, with 12 questions weekly and 48 monthly.
President Nixon told about 60 reporters in the Oval Office that his trip to China will not immediately end the Vietnam conflict. He said there are no conditions or deals with Beijing and that disputes will be discussed to pursue world peace. He also predicted 1971 will be good for the economy and signaled a cautious approach to inflation and pay raises.
The United States pushes two resolutions at the United Nations to seat Red China while preserving Nationalist China. Peking accuses U S of double dealing and says the two-Chinas theory is illegal. Debate hinges on an East bloc vote and the historic expulsion question.
President Nixon repudiates HEW busing plan in Austin while appealing a federal ruling. He vows to back busing only to the minimum required by law and to prohibit using federal funds for cross-town busing. Senator Tower criticizes the administration stance.
President Nixon’s move against cross-town busing shifts pressure to Southern cities. Bigger locales face tougher court balance requirements with little federal help for new buses. Elliot Richardson’s HEW plan is rejected and the administration tightens busing rules while urging minimal disruption.
IPSA, Independent Postal Service of America, touts rivals to the USPS with a plan to deliver third class mail in cities over 50,000 by 1975. Thomas L. Murray heads IPSA promising cheaper rates and potential partnerships in a growing nationwide mail service expansion.
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky asked the Supreme Court for a spot on the October 3 presidential ballot. His petitions lacked 38 of 100 required endorsements from provincial councilmen. Duong Van Minh supported Ky's effort, saying it would be unthinkable for Ky not to run.
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden near end of six days on the moon plan to eject a small satellite for extra moon science at 4 10 p m EDT and launch their Endeavour for the three day trip home at 5 20 p m EDT.
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