18 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1970
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to write or call the Action Line for questions or assistance. Editors explain high volume limits replies but review every request. Multiple channels remain available for inquiries and guidance.
A reader asks where to obtain small candles used in Winston windows during Christmas services. The Home Moravian Church directs to Salem Book Store at Salem College where electric battery powered candles are sold for 5.95 dollars.
The city permits some livestock but restricts pigs. Horses mules ponies donkeys cows and goats must be kept in cleaned stables or pens. Each facility requires health officer approval and must be at least 50 feet from any dwelling, office, or factory where people live or work.
A reader laments cold church welcome for newcomers while urging proactive outreach. A columnist urges Christians to greet strangers, share God’s love, and avoid judgment, proposing each Sunday an intentional conversation to form new friendships.
An Aachen State Court ended the two and a half year trial without a verdict while affirming a link between thalidomide and malformation in West Germany from 1957 to 1961. Five Chemie Gruenenthal employees faced charges as the company and state agree on large compensation for victims.
War torn Poland reports continued rioting and arson in Szczecin with 10 20 dead and hundreds wounded as tanks deployed in Gdansk. Warsaw radio notes curfews and workers back at docks while authorities warn violence will be shot on sight.
The Army states preliminary findings show no basis to accusations that military intelligence spied on Sen Adlai Stevenson III Rep Abner Mikva and former Gov Otto Kerner. Secretary Resor vows continued inquiry, while Ervin probes an ex agent's broader claims of spying on Illinois citizens.
Senator Claiborne Pell introduced a national health insurance plan requiring employers to provide a minimum level of medical care for workers. The bill would create regional public corporations to hire doctors and regulate services at hospitals and clinics, aiming to encourage employers to contract prepaid health plans or provide direct services.
A large Senate winner take all package on Social Security trade and welfare stalls as President Nixon presses Congress to act before adjournment. Rep. Mills says no rescue possible. Supporters cling to three provisions including a 10 percent Social Security increase and a welfare reform plan for a family of four.
Atty Gen John Mitchell said Hoover’s remarks do not merit rebuke and that no action is planned over Mississippi slaying or Kent State probe. He defended Hoover’s speech as free and not racist, noting no improper conduct yet.
Federal pollution officials will announce sanctions against nitrilotriacetic acid NTA used in detergents citing new lab evidence of birth defects in rats The restrictions will be announced by the Department of Health Education and Welfare and the Environmental Protection Agency NTA will be phased out without recalls Detergent makers invested millions in NTA development and experts warn of potential toxin release and nitrosamine formation in plumbing and lakes
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