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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
1
A reader asks if a third person can be sued for causing a breakup. An attorney says a suit for alienation of affections could be filed if there was proof of stealing the spouse's affections.
The Baltimore Colts' address is 600 N. Howard St., Baltimore, Maryland 21201. Former Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas is with the San Diego Chargers at P.O. Box 20666, San Diego, California 92120.
Guilford Technical Institute and Davidson County Community College provide decoupage classes. The Mary Carter Paint Store on S Main also offers sessions with Tuesday morning classes starting Sept 18, Thursday morning classes starting Sept 20, and Thursday evening classes starting Nov 1.
To date Richard Petty has won 152 Grand National races setting a historic victory total for the stock car racer.
You can call a sanitarian at the Guilford County Health Dept preferably between 8 and 9 a.m. to report an unsanitary dog lot with a summer fly problem.
A resident reports a car blocking view near E Lexington Avenue and police find no vehicle when checked. In a separate note, traffic officials explain that a left turn signal at Parris and N Main Street was removed after delays and that Main Street through traffic takes priority with sufficient gaps for left turning motorists.
Emphasize the importance of providing fresh water every day for dogs kept tied outside in heat. Hydration prevents suffering and fatigue for both the pet and owner, ensuring the animal remains healthy and comfortable in hot conditions.
A message from Darrell McClure invites the woman with the baby frogs to contact him at 883-6587 for assistance in finding a new home for the amphibians. He expresses willingness to take them.
White's Quaint Shop in Westfield Mass offers a pan renewal product for less than two dollars. The notice lists Westfield postal code 01085 as the location and emphasizes a budget price point for renewing Teflon coated cookware.
In Washington Charles Alan Wright argued the White House tapes hold national security information so sensitive the President does not feel free to reveal it to his own attorney. Archibald Cox contends Nixon has a firm legal duty to provide the tapes to the Watergate grand jury. Judge Sirica presided and promised a ruling within a week. Wright opened and closed the debate while Cox offered no rebuttal.
The president is expected to announce the resignation of Secretary of State William P. Rogers during a news conference. White House and legal figures clash over presidential privilege and authority in Watergate matters as Cox disputes executive overreach and says the grand jury must be free to pursue evidence. The report notes notes on tapes and congressional requests and signals continued coverage on page 2A.
The American Textile Manufacturers Institute urged licensing of cotton exports to curb a raw cotton shortage feared to raise consumer prices by hundreds of millions. Officials disputed the plan, with Carroll G Brunthaver saying there will be no shortage though prices will rise and urging mills to secure their own stocks.
The Cost of Living Council plans to release Phase 4 food price rules today detailing new regulations set to take effect around September 12. The rules allow firms to include all justified cost increases in prices as food inflation persists despite a June price freeze and July CPI showing higher food costs.
Mixed reports on food costs send shoppers to pork and poultry while some industry voices warn declines are temporary. Wheat futures hit records as demand rises and farmers hoard. New regulations for the food industry to curb price rises take effect Sept. 12. A New York suit targets Agriculture Secretary Butz over beef shortages, with a Friday hearing.
Vice President Spiro Agnew charged Justice Department officials with smearing him via news headlines as a grand jury probe in Maryland investigates alleged kickbacks and political corruption. Atty Gen Richardson and U.S. Atty Beall disputed leaks and pledged continued inquiry. Agnew urged a full fact based hunt for leaks to vindicate him.
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