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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1970
Page
3
North Carolina warms after subfreezing morning as southerly winds bring moisture. Friend ship Weather Station predicts clear to partly cloudy skies in High Point with highs near 60 Wednesday and 60s by Friday. Overnight lows dip to the 30s, with 70s along the coast Friday and Saturday.
Graydon Roger Boles a former High Point man pleaded guilty in U S Middle District Court to a charge of causing marijuana to be shipped to him. Judgment is expected sometime during the week. Boles is an ex-soldier now residing in Anniston Alabama.
Gov. Bob Scott faced about 75 conservationists during a ceremony for the New Hope Dam in Chatham County. A UNC ecology student handed him polluted water from Morgan Creek and charged expected reservoir pollution. Scott, who opposed the dam years ago, urged minimal pollution and noted state action to improve wastewater treatment.
James Farmer announces resignation as assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare after 20 months in government. He cites dislike of bureaucracy and regrets not agreeing with civil rights policies, plans to lecture, write his memoir, and form a think tank to address racial and economic divisions.
North Carolina forest fires were reported under control but the dry windy weather continued. Over 500 fires burned more than 30 000 acres weekend with Hartnett Washington and Sampson counties hardest hit. Officials said crews remained busy and new fires could outpace containment as all burning permits were canceled and burning within 500 feet of woods forbidden.
Thomism is a system of theology grounded on the research and teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas born around 1225. He was a leading theologian of the Dominican Order.
U S soldiers suffered over twenty casualties in two guerrilla strikes near Da Nang. An armored personnel carrier hit a mine injuring troops. hours later mortars hit a bivouac. Vietnamese and Cambodian combat updates follow, with uncertain casualty figures and a possible Cambodian town overrun.
A local notice calls the public to attend revival services inviting all residents. The event emphasizes spiritual renewal and communal participation, with organizers listing dates and church location details for participation.
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