Naming a son after father uses the third
In response to a reader query about generational naming, the guidance states that a father naming his son after him would be the third. The second is used when naming a baby after his grandfather.
17 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
1
In response to a reader query about generational naming, the guidance states that a father naming his son after him would be the third. The second is used when naming a baby after his grandfather.
A toll free number 1 800 632 0268 connects callers to Department of Labor staff for questions about workplace discrimination including pay disparities. Hours are 8 a m to 8 p m Monday through Friday with after hours and weekend service by recording. A light humorous note about moth balls dancing in water follows with a home recipe and improvised setup using citric acid baking soda water a snifter and a candle for display.
A reader asks for a pole for a backboard and net. a sporting goods dealer suggests Joe Levine & Sons Prospect Extension and High Point Boiler & Tank on English Road for steel pipe, heavy but workable, with notes to bring muscle and conveyance.
Workers at Action the federal agency uniting Peace Corps VISTA and smaller programs face possible two day pay deductions before Christmas due to stalled appropriations. Other agencies face similar pay constraints while the Pay Board teases new rules on wage and merit pay.
The India Pakistan conflict ends with Yahya Khan accepting a unilateral cease-fire. East Pakistan becomes Bangla Desh as Indian forces begin withdrawal and POW repatriation proceeds. Indira Gandhi signals cautious hope for peaceful relations. China and the Soviet Union weigh in with support and caution.
Finance ministers from ten major non Communist nations gather in Washington to craft a temporary currency system centered on a possible 5 to 8 percent dollar devaluation. U S officials hope for a rapid IMF ratification and tied actions on trade barriers and troop costs among allies.
In New York's Taconic hills Virginia O’Hanlon Douglas, the girl who asked “Is there a Santa Claus?” as a child in The Sun, died at 81. Her life echoed the famous 1897 reply “Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,” a story linking faith, love, and Christmas in America.
Congress moves to adjourn after the Senate approves a 2.752 billion dollar foreign aid package and a temporary funding measure. The House, finished with its work, delays a vote on the authorization until January while Senate action continues.
Washington AP reports August welfare rolls rose for the first time in four months with about 14.4 million people receiving cash payments, up 138,000. Overall public assistance spending fell to 1.5 billion, mainly due to reduced medical care costs. AFDC added 95,000 recipients across 42 states plus DC, Guam, and the Virgin Islands, while New Jersey boosted 25,300 despite prior tightening rules. Michigan, Illinois, Florida, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas posted gains of 5,000 to 9,500.
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