Action Line offers help with reader questions
The Enterprise announces an Action Line service inviting readers to call or write with questions or problems. The note explains requests are considered but high volume may prevent acknowledgment or responses.
Prison Mail Rules and Reform Efforts in North Carolina
A reader asks why inmates cannot receive mail. officials explain mail is inspected only for contraband and visits are regulated. The piece notes approvals for immediate relatives, possible visits for others if constructive influence exists, and lists reform advocates including Dr. Lee Bounds and Ralph Strayhorn.
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Raleigh
Anon
North Carolina
Department of Corrections
Cy Te
Lee Bounds
N. C
Ralph Strayhorn
North Carolina Penal System Study Committee
Durham
N.C
Charles F. Lambeth, Jr
Thomasville
North Carolinians
Training to be a veterinary receptionist moves toward veterinary medical technology
A reader asks about pathways to work in a vet office after high school. A course called Veterinary Medical Technology at Central Carolina Technical Institute in Sanford North Carolina offers a two year program. It trains in animal restraint, surgical assistance, lab work, medications, feeding, sanitation and reception duties. Graduates are in demand and considered a veterinarian’s right hand.
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Veterinary Medical Technology
Central Carolina Technical Institute
Sanford
N. C
All Girl Orchestra Seeks Brass Talent for Immediate Hire
L T requests skilled trumpet saxophone clarinet or trombone players for an all girl ensemble. piano excluded. Musicians must transpose or improvise. A. Suggest contacting local high school band directors to identify top brass students and their ability to improvise.
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L.T
High Point Code Restricts Kiddie Coasters in Streets
The High Point Citizen reports Section 19 16 of the city code forbids riding coaster toy vehicles on roadways except crossing at crosswalks. The rule applies to homemade push carts with wagon wheels used by children in street play.
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High Point
Trade Deal Not Yet Approved in Mack Soviet Talks
The Nixon administration signals cautious approval of Mack Trucks aimed at a Kama River plant, with Commerce Department licenses totaling $162 million for foundry equipment while final decisions on roughly $700 million in tools and tech remain policy questions. A spokesman notes the project hinges on U.S. export licenses.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce Department
Mack Trucks Inc
Kama River
Moscow
White House
Mack
One
Allentown
Zenon C.R. Hansen
Mack Trucks
U.S
Office of Export Control
Cambodia Fears Peace Pact Risks to Independence
Cambodia's acting prime minister Sirik Matak meets President Nixon to seek assurances that an Indochina cease fire will not leave Cambodia exposed to North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. He arrives for a 19 day visit to discuss security, US aid, and inflation.
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Washington
Cambodia
Nixon
Indochina
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Lon Nol
White House
Sirik Matak
Special Air Force
Congress
Moon Pictures Released By NASA
NASA released five color photos from Apollo 15 showing David Scott and James Irwin at Hadley Base with the lunar lander Falcon and the moon buggy. Images include flag salutes and the ascent of the Apennine Mountains, plus the Endeavour in orbit. NASA also issued nine black and white pictures and delayed a film clip. Dr Berry reported the crew remains in good general condition but not yet back to preflight levels due to weightlessness effects.
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Space Center
Houston
Space Agency Today
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Hadley Base
Earth
Lunar
Irwin
Apennine Mountains
Endeavour
Falcon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles A. Berry
Scott, Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Berry
Apollo
Violence Leaves 13 Dead in Northern Ireland Uprising
At least 13 people killed as gun battles bombings and looting erupt in Belfast and other cities after a roundup of suspected terrorists. British troops restore order as 2.5 million in property damage is reported and IRA violence intensifies with civilians, priests, and guards among the dead.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Brian Faulkner
IRA
Irish Republic
Faulkner
Strike Turns Cemeteries Into Brown Wasteland
In Colma near San Francisco the 13 cemeteries are overrun by weeds and trash after a strike by greenskeepers and grave diggers since June 3. Mayor Alioto calls a meeting between the Cemetery Workers Union and cemetery operators as 1,000 bodies remain stored awaiting burial.
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San Francisco
Colma
Ernest Martens
Miguel Irizarry
Joseph Alioto
Cemetery Workers Union
San Francisco Labor Council
Notebook Of An Enemy Soldier From Prey Khmer Province
The notebook traces Hoang Due Ho a North Vietnamese medic born 1947 in Quang Ninh. It holds his writings on medical care, Communist party duties, loyalty to Ho Chi Minh, and notes on reunifying Vietnam.
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Prey Nhay
Cambodia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Communist Party
Hoang Due Ho
Ho Chi Minh
Quang Ninh
North
Vietne
Tay
Luong
Yi Xuan Tay
Dien Bien Phu
South Vietnam
Vietnams
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West Point
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U Thant
Moon Pictures
NASA
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