Grass patches in yard likely fungal problem
The note suggests damp weather and thick grass or rotting clippings cause blue patches. A lawn and garden supplier may recommend a turf fungicide to treat the lawn.
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1969
Page
1
Cupid Origins and Early Depictions in Myth and Art
Cupid, the god of love, is the son of Mercury and Venus in Roman myth and derives from Latin cupido meaning desire. In the 4th century B C, Greek sculptors carved him as a naked boy with a bow and arrow, the arrow aimed at the heart of the beloved.
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Cupid
Love
Mercury
Venus
Cupido
License Tags Sale Point In Thomasville
The license tag office is closed, but you can obtain plates at Thompson Auto Company, Inc. located at 8 W Main St in Thomasville, from 8 am to 4 pm. The note about yellow jackets and hazardous methods is unsafe and should not be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Auto Company, Inc
Main St
Thomasville
Hurricane Debbie Seeded From Puerto Rico Flight Arrays
MIAMI AP A daylong seeding operation on Hurricane Debbie launched from Puerto Rico aimed to weaken the 125 mph storm as it tracks toward the U.S. mainland. Four more eye wall seedings at two hour intervals followed the initial blast, with Debbie about 500 miles south of Bermuda moving 15 mph and generating 300 mile winds over Atlantic waters. Scientists hope seeding will release heat to cool the hurricane, though forecasters caution on effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Tredbie
Puerto Rico
U.S. Mainland
Debbie
Bermuda
Atlantic
Protestants Denounce Gov Concessions In Northern Ireland
Protestants led by former Cabinet ministers condemned the governments concessions to Catholics in Northern Ireland. They demand the resignations of Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark and push for talks to unite Protestant Northern Ireland with the Irish Republic. Some Catholic leaders welcomed changes, while hard-liners pressed for dismissal and renewed negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Chichester-Clark
Harold
Panther Leader Bobby Seale Arrested In California
FBI agents arrested Bobby Seale, national chairman of the Black Panther party, on a fugitive warrant charging murder and kidnapping in the Rackley case. Seale was captured near the University of California and held in San Francisco pending arraignment. Fourteen others have been arrested in connection with the New Haven slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
FBI
Bobby Seale
Black Panther Party
New Haven
Conn
Seale
University City of Berkeley
Charles W. Bates
Connecticut
Alex Rackley
New York
Rackley
U.S
Richard Goldsmith
James Ahern
Bates
University of California
Raymond M. Hewitt
Panther Party
Huey Newton
Oakland
Oakland Hall of Justice
Malaria and gas threat emerge as Gulf Coast reels from Camille
Rescue teams press on along Mississippi Gulf Coast where 170 deaths are confirmed and officials warn the toll could reach 230 as remote areas are searched. Malaria fears arise from contaminated city water while gas leaks add danger. Water supplies come from New Orleans and Baton Rouge, but aid may not meet evacuee needs estimated up to 200,000. Local officials describe limited martial law and widespread homelessness with damage possibly topping a billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Civil Defense
Prentiss Baughman
Baton Rouge
Frank Wiggul
General Health Services
John Bell Williams
Spira T. Agnew
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Williams
Camille
Louisiana
Mobile
Ala
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Prague patrols out in force on first anniversary of invasion
Riot police and troops patrolled Prague to prevent demonstrations on the invasion anniversary. About 500 officers cleared Wenceslas Square with tear gas three times Tuesday night, then allowed crowds to return. Twenty arrests, three injuries reported. No demonstrations observed as chants of Gestapo rang out. Underground leaflet accuses police and hard-line Communists of planning provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Wenceslas Square
Communist Party
Gestapo Gestapo
Invasion anniversary sparks Czech hard-line fears
A leaflet marking the first anniversary of the invasion calls for a day of national mourning and a boycott of public life. It warns police and old guard backed by Soviet agents may provoke insurrection to install pro Moscow figures Alois Indra and Vasil Bilak, potentially partitioning Czechoslovakia and turning Bohemia Moravia autonomous. Washington cites Eastern European sources predicting a power grab during the anniversary, naming Indra and Lubomir Strougal among hard-liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Old Guard
Alois Indra
Vasil Bilak
Indra-Bilak
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Slovakia
Bohemia- Moravia
Washington
U.S
Indra
Lubomir Strougal
Gustav Husak
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Leaf prices hit 73.21 on opening day across North Carolina belts
The Eastern Belt opened at a record average of 73.21 per hundred pounds, close to the all time 73.39 high set in 1968. North Carolina markets moved 12,594,714 pounds for 3,221,215 dollars. Goldsboro reported a one day average of 73.45 on 380,314 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Goldsboro
Russians Sell Titanium to USS in Surprise Trade Move
Washington reports that the Soviet Union began selling large quantities of sponge titanium to the United States, with a second shipment expected next month. Experts note titanium’s rising use in military and civilian aircraft, while prices undercut U.S. producers. Some officials theorize dumping to undercut fledgling U.S. industry as demand is forecast to surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Seattle
Wash
U.S
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S.H
Tip Top
Vietnam
R. U
T'Ville
Colin Frost
Panther
Gulf Coast
By Guy Coates
Jackson
C. P. Wimberly
Gulfport Memorial Hospital
New Orleans
USS
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