Action Line offers help on questions to The Enterprise readers
The notice invites readers to contact Action Line at The Enterprise for questions or problems. It explains that every request is considered but the high volume prevents acknowledging all inquiries.
Day Care Centers for Public Assistance Recipients Listed
The Coordinator of Day Care Services lists certified centers where poverty mothers can leave children while they work. Centers include Bedding Street, St. Pauls, Leonard Street, High Point for the Handicapped Forest Hills and Calvary, First Methodist, Green St. Baptist, Cedar Street, Mary Harris Day Care Home, among others.
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High Point
Forest Hills Center
Calvary Center
First Methodist
Children’s Center
Green St. Baptist Church
Cedar Street
Mary Harris
Ruth Stout mulching method seeks local contact and advice
A reader asks for neighbors practicing Ruth Stout’s mulching to share material tips beyond oak leaves. Another note requests music notation writers for songs once featured in Action Line. A public works response confirms an ordinance and developer notice to clean mudgy Suffolk area roads after rain.
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Ruth Stout
Connecticut
Ruth
G.W.W.A.P.T
Suffolk
Anon. A
Public Works
Carl Wills
Community plea against littering on Jackson Road
A reader urges residents to stop dumping trash along Jackson Road. The note laments picking up litter yesterday and condemns cruel acts of neglect, recalling small puppies left to starve and freeze. The author hopes the responsible person sees this notice in the paper.
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Jackson Road
High Point to Add 20 Million Square Foot Exposition Building
Southern Furniture Exposition Building plans a new 10 story expansion on the south side of E Green Drive, adding 1.0 million square feet at a cost of $20 million. The project will begin within 90 days with five floors opened initially for the fall 1974 furniture market.
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High Point
S. Main Street
Wrenn Street
E. Green Drive
S. Hamilton Street
Mangum Street
Old Continental Furniture Co
Robert P. Gruenberg
Gruenberg
Henry Foscue
Exposition
Foscue
43 Feared Dead As Blast Rips Staten Island Tank
An explosion collapsed the top of a volcano shaped gas storage tank on Staten Island. Fire officials said 43 workers were trapped under debris in the empty cone and feared dead. Thick smoke hindered rescue attempts as crews awaited conditions to improve.
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New York
Staten Island
John O’hagan
O’hagan
Edward Cooper
Cooper
Kissinger Opens Hanoi Talks as POW Releases Start
As Kissinger began four days of talks in Hanoi, North Vietnam and the Viet Cong handed over the first batch of POWs under the cease-fire. Fourteen-two prisoners, including 19 military men and eight civilians, due to be freed Monday with the rest to follow from Quan Loi near An Loc.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Tan Son Nhut
U.S. Defense Department
Washington
Kissinger
U.S. Reconstruction
Indochina
Gia Lam
le Duc Tho
Quan Loi
An Loc
Associated Press
Richard Pyle
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Military Commission
North
Commission
Cambodia
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Railroad takeover urged by Senate study
A Senate Commerce Committee study urges federal control or operation of Penn Central plus seven other Northeastern railroads to revitalize the country’s rail network. Senator Vance Hartke says a Northeast Transportation Authority would be “short of outright nationalization” and will push hearings. The plan accompanies ongoing government actions after a temporary labor strike halt and Penn Central profitability changes.
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Washington
Penn Central
Senate
Commerce Committee
America
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Commerce Subcommittee
Northeast Transportation Authority
Congress
Nixon Administration
Federal Railroad Administration
Hartke
Parachuting Ho Hum Page Highlights TV Obits Classifieds
A compact summary notes inside reading sections covering parachuting news and ho hum items, with page references 10A 1D 4A and section B television C entertainment obituaries and classifieds. It signals brief items across local pages without detailed events.
Snow Storm Paralyzes Southern States Across Carolinas
A powerful snowstorm swept the Carolinas and Georgia with 12 to 16 inches in central Georgia and up to 14 inches in Columbia South Carolina. Winds 45 to 65 mph caused coastal blizzard conditions, trapping motorists and prompting Georgia to urge avoidance of travel. National Guard helicopters transported food to Macon and Forsyth as blocks formed and state troopers manned routes.
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Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Columbia
S.C
John Purvis
North
South Carolina
Florida
Hudson
Hap Wilson
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Jody Powell
Columbus
Macon
Augusta
National Guard
Forsyth
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
Middle Georgia
Texas
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jones Tours North Carolina Prisons in Unannounced Mission
North Carolina Secretary of Social Rehabilitation and Control David L. Jones conducts unannounced helicopter tours of almost a dozen prisons. He aims to acquaint himself with conditions and press wardens to improve cleanliness and address inmate fears, including corruption and violence in dormitories.
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David L. Jones
North Carolina
Caledonia
Tillery
Jones
Fayetteville
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