30 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1970
Page
1
A reader asks the best indoor humidity to maximize furnace efficiency without overworking the thermostat. An A A heating contractor replies with 40 to 45 percent humidity and a thermostat setting of 70 to 72 degrees, noting risks of excess humidity such as paint peeling in loosely built homes.
Do not worry about price changes this year plates remain 14 dollars. Truck rates rely on renewal cards weight. City tags cost 1 dollar for city address holders. Include insurance company name and policy number on back, sign as on front. Buy plates early to avoid lines. sale runs six weeks starting January 2 1971 at 9 am.
In High Point a citizen may stop a crime in progress but should rely on officers for safety. Any person can take out a warrant when they are a crime victim or witness. Defacing American coins is illegal.
In High Point the Brotherhood Corps, formed in July, partners with Mr Mil ton Stallings at the CEO Center to address race relations. They seek volunteers and urge a public voice rather than anonymous support. Contact Stallings at 898-6701 or 885-2686 after 6 pm for information. Skip Marsden.
Amid a stalled SST dispute the 91st Congress weighs a $210 million transportation subsidy and a $66.6 billion defense bill. Senate and House negotiators push a new conference while leaders warn of a long session possible through Sunday unless a deal is reached.
In Washington Jewish leaders press for U S action as 11 defendants in a Leningrad hijack case face Soviet Supreme Court review. A Senate resolution urges President Nixon to apply diplomatic pressure, while protesters march on the White House and Rep Podell vows a congressional delegation trip to Moscow.
About a dozen Jews gathered in the snow outside the Russian Federation Supreme Court as a closed hearing opened on appeals by nine Jews and two Gentiles convicted of plotting to hijack a Soviet airliner to emigrate to Israel. Two defendants were sentenced to death and others to labor camps. officials barred relatives and most press from inside. Esfir Mostkova of Novosibirsk, cancer patient seeking Israel, said she hoped for mercy but doubted fate. The case parallels the Lenin grad trial during which the defendants admitted conspiring to seize the Aeroflot plane.
Prime Minister Golda Meir told the Knesset Israel will not make peace without defensible frontiers and control of united Jerusalem. She said Israel, backed by stronger U.S. support, will re-enter UN mediated negotiations led by Gunnar Jarring. Sadat called the move a maneuver and urged readiness for deep raids after the cease-fire expires.
The Agriculture Department announces new policy allowing up to 59 cents cash change per food stamp transaction and deposits for containers. The changes, requested by recipients and grocers, aim to speed up transactions for about 9 million people who use food stamps nationwide.
Snow covering parts of North Carolina from two inches in Charlotte Fayetteville and higher in Asheville Raleigh Durham and Goldsboro contributed to three highway deaths. More snow is expected to move east with mixed rain inland Thursday hindering New Year’s Eve travel. The deadly crashes included a Greenville South Carolina pair and a Newton North Carolina resident with others hospitalized. Temperatures will peak in the 30s and 40s with overnight lows in the 20s.
Chicago report cites Johns Hopkins researcher Alan M. Beck who warns dog populations rise with urbanization and cause more bites and nuisances. He notes 611000 US dog bites yearly, attacks in Baltimore area, and risks to children as more dogs abandon and roam cities.
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