12 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
1
The notice invites readers to call or write about their concerns or questions, offering direct contact through ACTION LINE at The Enterprise. It emphasizes availability and responsiveness for immediate assistance.
The Azalea Festival runs April 2 to 5 in Wilmington with daily tours of Greenfield Airlie Gardens Orton Plantation the Battleship and St John’s Art Gallery. On April 4 a parade of celebrities Azalea Queen sailboat races band concert horse show coronation pageant and gala are planned.
State Rep. James H. Carson plans suit to test compulsory school busing in federal court. He seeks an injunction in Mecklenburg Superior Court to halt desegregation orders, aiming for a three judge panel then Supreme Court review. Charlotte-Mecklenburg officials advance 12 500 pupils to obey the order despite Gov. Scott's stance.
The column cannot answer every letter or respond to all requests due to high volume. The editors value reader inputs and will consider the most interesting items for publication.
President Nixon backs the general idea of two southern sponsored Senate school desegregation amendments but avoids full endorsement. Press Secretary Ziegler says he favors uniform integration policies and opposes pupil busing to achieve racial balance.
LA schools the nation's second largest district face a September 1971 deadline for full integration as Judge Alfred Gitelson orders busing limits. Superintendent Robert E. Kelly warns mass busing could cost tens of millions and devastate programs amid prior bond and state aid cuts. The ACLU suit, filed in 1963, prompted the ruling with a plan to balance minority and nonminority students in every school.
Egyptian Interior Ministry reports Israeli jets struck a scrap metal factory and the national company for metal industry near Cairo. claim lists 68 dead and 166 wounded with no further details released.
Israelis reported air raids hitting three targets near Cairo today. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned Egypt that a 840-pound delayed-action bomb could detonate after 24 hours via the Red Cross, while pilots debriefed revealed a technical error caused bombs to miss the intended area.
Senator Eugene McCarthy, once talking of forming a new party, may stay in the Democratic fold if the party keeps its current course. He praised reform efforts and the Democratic Policy Council while declining immediate plans for re election, noting only that a New York Senate run is legally possible.
Washington economists list five leading indicators to watch for recession or inflation trends. Money supply, employment rates, consumer and wholesale prices, industrial production, and retail sales shape the outlook, with GNP and leading indicators aiding analysis but remaining complex for amateurs. The administration expects varied signals as months unfold, and the FRB will move quietly, signaling shifts in policy as data flow in.
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