New Press Installed at Enterprise for First Time
Today's High Point Enterprise announces the new Hoe press installation at 220 Church Avenue marking a major upgrade. The 18 foot high, 72 foot long press will run at full capacity in 1970 with two 150 horsepower motors, double cutters and folders, advancing printing speed and expansion of the mailroom binding and dispatching operations.
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Tax bill would cut taxes yet raise Social Security benefits
Washington AP reports a broad tax measure would reduce some taxes and expand Social Security benefits by 15 percent for about 25 million Americans over three years. It would raise the personal exemption, ease rates for singles, and include a low income allowance while offsetting losses with other revenue provisions. The plan faces veto risk and Senate-House changes.
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Billion-dollar cuts shape final tax reform action
Washington AP reports Congress moved into weekend sessions to push final action on tax reform and appropriations. A $1.5 billion cut to the Health, Education and Welfare budget lowered it to $20 billion while other cuts targeted antipoverty and health programs.
Fugitive John Harris Earns Freedom After Long Years
In Salt Lake City the AP reports John Q. Harris is finally free after years living under multiple aliases as a fugitive. The Utah Board of Pardons is said to acknowledge his release though records show a modest indication of his past life and time spent away from society.
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Tis The Season To Be Followed Private Eye
Private eye Ed Bishop notes holidays spark domestic relations cases. He warns office parties relax inhibitions and lead to accusations, prompting wives to call his Florida agency with 78 investigators as calls surge during holidays.
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Campaign Maps Alcohol Effects On Driving And Limits
The American Medical Association and National Safety Council outline how weight and drink type affect intoxication and driving ability. They urge realistic limits, noting 25,000 of 5,200 automobile fatalities in 1968 involved alcohol and recommending pre-set maximums such as no more than one beer or highball per hour.
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Adoptive Children Come In All Sizes And Colors
LOS ANGELES AP The Bridges family won the final decree for their first child Casey a 5 month old boy of mixed Caucasian and Negro parentage. Beau Bridges and his wife Juli joined 46 couples adding foster or adopted children in a pre Christmas court proceeding. Jamie Witherill a 14 month old of Polynesian ancestry was also adopted by the Witherill family USC LA County Medical Center official Liston Witherill notes the growing adoption trend and the need for loving homes for children already here.
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