Community Help Line Information Note
A note from The Enterprise explains how to contact Action Line for questions or help. It states requests are considered but the high volume prevents acknowledgment of every inquiry.
26 Aug 1970
Page 1
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1970
Page
1
A note from The Enterprise explains how to contact Action Line for questions or help. It states requests are considered but the high volume prevents acknowledgment of every inquiry.
Banks set varied age rules for new checking accounts. Central Savings prefers 21 but allows 18 with a guardian. under 18 requires a parent. First Citizens requires 18 but may accommodate responsible teens younger. First Union opens for those mature enough. High Point generally at 15. NCNB sets 16 as minimum. Wachovia minimum is 15.
A Raleigh meeting with federal officials seeks nearly 93000 to cover all costs for a community integration effort. Officials discuss whether using 7 to 8 million dollars in government funds for aiding school districts is permissible for public relations or would be nonconforming.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and Chiang Kai-shek agreed that Cambodia's freedom and neutrality aid regional stability. A U S spokesman declined to confirm talks on Formosa aid to Lon Nol's regime.
In High Point residents discuss finding someone to quilt a quilt with supplied materials or form a class. Quaker contacts yield none. Banner Elk and Boone craftspeople may take orders. YWCA offers facilities while interest builds for quilting heritage and education.
Readers are advised that classes for slow learners exist for students who struggle academically. Teachers may suggest placement after testing. parents can contact the former teacher or Mrs. Laverne Hendrix in the School Administration office to arrange testing and placement.
The Associated Press reports Chief Justice Warren Burger refused to delay desegregation orders in four Southern districts, forcing Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Winston-Salem Forsyth, Dade, and Broward to open on time with large scale busing. Charlotte may face 13 000 to 17 000 additional students. Winston-Salem about 2 700. The ruling means no Supreme Court stay before Oct 5 and districts must implement orders as scheduled.
American and South Vietnamese forces pulled out of Kham Duc after a seven week drive to disrupt North Vietnamese buildup near the Laotian border. Five Americans were killed and two wounded in two jungle ambushes, while artillery fire in error killed two more. Allied spokesmen deny Laos incursions despite Pathet Lao claims.
The National Women's Strike Coalition led a nationwide action demanding equal rights with calls for jobs, free abortion, and 24 hour child care. In New York 30 women observed the day off at the Commerce and Industry Association, while Susan B Anthony was honored with a plaque in Duffy Square. Lucy Benson Wilson warned of backlash. NBC Today show featured women at the helm. at radio stations in Pittsburgh and Miami women disrupted regular programming with no men on air.
President Nixon marks the 50th anniversary of the 19th Amendment with a proclamation urging broader participation of women in political, economic, and social life. He recalls activists who fought for voting rights and notes the Aug 26, 1920 certification by Bainbridge Colby. The notice coincides with the nationwide Women's Strike for Equality.
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott announced Coastal Plains Regional Commission backing a 2.6 billion regional highway plan. The Wilbur Smith and Associates study envisions 5000 miles of roads across NC, SC, and GA with a two-tier system: an interstate-standard regional freeway and a four-lane partial control of access network linking urban centers.
Guerrillas and Jordanian security clash in downtown Amman leaving one guerrilla reporter dead and three civilians wounded. In Sidon and Beirut protests, civilians condemn guerrilla actions and demand protection amid regional upheaval and stalled UN peace talks.
The Labor Department reports a five tenths of one percent decline in the wholesale price index for August, the first drop in two years. The drop is led by a 4.5 percent fall in farm products including hogs cattle vegetables and eggs, while industrial materials rise slightly.
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