02 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
1
The note invites readers to use Action Line in care of The Enterprise for questions or problems. It acknowledges requests are considered but the high volume prevents acknowledgments.
The terms major and minor prophets reflect length of writings not importance. Major prophets have longer books. minor prophets are shorter works collected together. Messages retain equal significance regardless of length.
A music store can order a bagpipe but expect a substantial investment. Discuss the commitment with Herbert Poole, Pipe Major of the Guilford College Bagpipers.
A horse breeder says the horse's mane will flatten on its own as the animal grows older. No intervention needed.
Rattlesnakes give birth to live young and do not care for their offspring after birth. Only the king cobra builds a nest and tends its young, while other snakes, including diamondback rattlers, leave hatchlings to survive on their own.
A reader asks if a white dog in a nine-dog pack has a shorter life. The response: no, coat color does not determine a dog's lifespan.
In a reader Q and A style, advice says politeness depends on siting and people present. If visited while eating, offer but continue eating if appropriate. candy sharing or ice cream drips require consideration. Appreciation notes praise water department accuracy and garbage collectors in cold weather.
The Senate voted 51 to 44 to confirm Earl Lauer Butz, Purdue University dean, as secretary of agriculture. The debate reflected broad misgivings about U S farming policy and praised the President's pick as advancing farm income while drawing criticism from opponents for favoring corporate farming over small farmers and anti poverty programs.
Indian government reports Pakistani planes bombed Agartala in Tripura 60 miles east of Dacca wounding civilians and triggering renewed shelling. Indian forces warned they would cross the border while Indira Gandhi pledged to ignore Western military advice and pursue its national interest.
President Nixon vowed to back aging recommendations from the White House conference and push legislation to ease property tax burdens, boost pension programs, expand job support for seniors, and raise federal aid for aging services. He called for a new national attitude toward aging and outlined plans to expand Medicare, increase home and community services, and accelerate the family assistance income floor.
Captain Alvin W. Moore II, 25, of Livingston California, parachuted from a burning twin-engine bomber after it was shot down near Kompong Thom, Cambodia. He eluded North Vietnamese fire for two hours as rescuers from Bien Hoa tried to reach him, with helicopter extraction thwarted by heavy fire.
House and Senate conferees clash over a provision to fund presidential campaigns from individual tax check offs in a fight with the Nixon White House over a tax bill. Mills says Democrats will press the check off while Nixon hints at a veto.
The Senate approved extending Nixon wage, price and rent controls to April 1973. The bill includes retroactive pay increases for workers who lost raises during the Aug. 15 to Nov. 14 freeze. House Banking Committee to meet amid an 18-18 tie on its version.
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