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15 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or help requests to Action Line at The Enterprise. The column notes the high volume prevents responses to all inquiries but continues to consider every message.
According to the Editor and Publisher Year Book, there were 1 752 dailies in the United States in 1969. Smaller suburban papers rose as larger papers merged or closed, reshaping the industry.
The article explains bankruptcy basics including when insolvency occurs, filing steps, and the role of lawyers and filing fees. It notes some debts survive bankruptcy, the stay on collectors, and the 14 year credit rating impact. It then describes Chapter XIII with a three year repayment plan for wage earners, aiming to provide a practical path out with trustee oversight and creditor approval.
Senator Robert Griffin the Senate's No 2 Republican calls for freeing all sick and wounded enemy POWs and 1500 able bodied North Vietnamese troops to aid American POWs. He favors Tet timing and asks the Red Cross to interview NVA for voluntary repatriation. He notes no reply from Mai Van Bo.
Washington reports antiwar senators expect victory and White House support as a revised amendment to limit U S aid to Cambodia is attached to a 225 million dollar aid request. The measure blocks ground troops and military advisers while Congress weighs a 550 million dollar supplemental aid bill. The Foreign Relations Committee backed the amendment and a 30 day congressional notice requirement for transfers to Cambodia.
Edward M. Kennedy says he asked to be dropped from public opinion polls listing 1972 Democratic prospects but remains a top figure in the field. He plans to stay in the Senate and influence issues while not actively pursuing the presidential bid.
American and Soviet researchers report a promising one shot vaccine combining measles mumps and rubella. Early child trials show safety and potential effectiveness. Soviet scientists from Leningrad Pasteur Institute and American Dr Maurice Hilleman discuss at an international vaccines conference sponsored by PAHO and WHO.
NASA researchers at Langley unveil a new supercritical wing for the ATET that could yield a cheaper, lower polluting craft between present jets and the SST. The design aims for smooth flight near the sound barrier, reducing shock waves while using quieter engines and lower fuel burn.
Gov. Bob Scott said I-85 will be finished in North Carolina within a year except the Durham to Greensboro link. He cited openings of the Henderson bypass and Oxford bypass and noted the Concord to China Grove segment and the Concord to Mecklenburg line, costing about 19 million dollars for 20 miles.
The Indian Supreme Court revived royal rights after ruling Indira Gandhi's abolition of princes unconstitutional. It restored 278 maharajas to their titles and privy purses totaling 6.4 million dollars annually, plus tax exemptions, free utilities, medical allowances, and duty free imports.
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