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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
3
A forecast shows cool start with 61 degrees at 8 am and daytime highs in the mid 80s before returning to the low 60s tonight. Partly cloudy skies, less humidity, and scattered thundershowers are possible mainly in the afternoon and evening across North and South Carolina through Wednesday.
Alamance County board delays start of classes to Sept 3 to renegotiate a desegregation plan with HEW. The plan would pair four elementary schools and close one, with attendance zone changes. McQueen threatens continued resistance and vows to meet HEW officials in Washington.
Georgia officials warn of PCB contamination in some eggs after an industrial chemical entered poultry feed via fish meal from a North Carolina plant. Hall County farm eggs tested at 3.5 parts per million while larger eggs were acceptable. all Georgia eggs are under review before entering trade.
North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan said at a Jackson County Western Carolina University breakfast he intends to be in the governor's race. He noted the primary is nine months away and may not declare his candidacy before January.
The piece compares Soviet praise for capitalism's turmoil with Lenin’s 1921 New Economic Policy NEP as a necessary step backward. It notes Pravda and Communist commentators depict Western economies as declining while Lenin’s policy briefly revived farm output and eased famine by 1923.
North Vietnam battles intensified as U S fighter bombers and B52s hammered targets near the DMZ. The latest strikes followed an antiaircraft battery engagement two miles north of the DMZ, with numerous secondary explosions reported. Four South Vietnamese troops were killed and 25 wounded as fighting continued.
Governor Bob Scott hailed the Bogue Sound bridge at Emerald Isle marking rapid coastal development. He noted the $3 million span ends a long bottleneck on a 20 mile Outer Banks corridor and ferries carried one million passengers last year.
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