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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1970
Page
4
Chief Justice Burger in the American Bar Association address argues that crime can be tackled by modernizing the judiciary, adding judges and resources while courts confront modern needs. He warns speedy trials and better staffing deter crime and reduce victim harm, urging funding to reform justice machinery.
An analysis of the 1968 election results shows Nixon winning the popular vote and Wallace siphoning votes that affected Humphrey. The piece describes a rising silent majority of blue collar workers with incomes from 5000 to 10000 dollars, their views on taxes, welfare, and spending, and their potential influence on future elections and policy. It notes the White House commissioned a study and urges parties to align with blue collar concerns.
The planned 24 hour visit of President Nixon to Puerto Vallarta focuses on Mexico U S relations and border irritants. Key issues include narcotics flow salinity of the Colorado River Rio Grande meanderings and labor linked factory activity near the border.
A Ford Foundation funded study titled The Legal Law breakers accuses the federal government of enabling and sometimes approving urban renewal driven displacement. It cites Kansas City Pulaski St Louis Yerba Buena Center and Sacramento cases where displaced residents faced substandard housing or unusable shelters while appeals proceed.
The piece notes separate white and black demolition lines in Selma and Pulaski projects, with 81 686 non white families displaced in early urban renewal versus 48 585 whites. It highlights housing rights concerns and calls for stronger grievance procedures.
A study of lunar eclipses describes how Earth's shadow darkens the moon and how ancient observers inferred a spherical Earth. It notes cultural beliefs about eclipses, explains partial and total eclipses, and cites historical events and the science behind refracted sunlight and the reddish moon.
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