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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1972
Page
1
Readership questions and problems can be sent to Action Line at The Enterprise. Staff reads many inquiries but cannot answer or acknowledge every single one due to high volume.
Public Works found the 400 block ditches in fair to good shape with leaves to be removed. For dog deterrence around trash, use pet-safe repellants from pet shops, indoor or outdoor sprays, or moth balls as a reader suggested, or pepper sprinkled around the area.
Mrs. W G B asks about early requests for home canning books. The North Carolina Agricultural Extension Office in Greensboro offers three booklets: fruits and vegetables, jellies conserves and jams, and pickles and relishes, available via P O Box 20428.
A pediatrician states this life stage requires intense growth and extra rest. Teens should aim for a minimum of eight hours of sleep, with some needing more depending on temperament and individual needs.
A concerned observer questions repeated swinging of an injured baby. A pediatrician notes the arm dislocation is a remote risk and casts are unlikely. he stresses gauge the baby's comfort and stop if crying occurs, emphasizing loving intent but caution overzealous handling.
A reader asks how to place a boy in a home for boys. Guidance includes contacting the intended home directly or asking a pastor for assistance. Notable options listed: Baptist Children's Home in Thomasville, Reynolda Road Winston-Salem, Thompson Home Charlotte, Boy's Town Charlotte, and Boy's Home Lake Waccamaw.
The YWCA hopes to offer yoga lessons soon but currently does not. You can express your interest to them. The nearest available option is the YMCA in Greensboro.
A reader asks about learning knitting and finding instruction books. The YWCA offers knitting classes and bookstores can provide or obtain books on needlework and crafts. The other reader thanks helpers for collecting papers to buy a bike.
American warplanes launched substantial air strikes inside North Vietnam today, according to U S military sources. Radio Hanoi claimed two U S planes were shot down and a number of pilots were killed or captured. A U S Command spokesman declined to report.
Beiruit AP report says President Sadat told the Arab Socialist Union congress that the Soviet Union will supply advanced weapons to Egypt. He cited US Phantom bombers aiding Israel and declared Egypt will add arms to attack and endure losses to pressure the enemy.
Former UNC president and U S senator Dr Frank Porter Graham, aged 85, died at North Carolina Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. His career spanned university leadership, U N mediation, and a 1950s senate race marked by civil rights tensions. Funeral services planned in Chapel Hill.
French thinker Andre Malraux told reporters in Washington that Peking will seek massive U S economic aid, likening it to the Marshall Plan. He said Nixon’s trip to China hinges on economic deals and noted Mao’s interest in raising living standards could drive cooperation with America.
Washington reports describe President Nixon and aides at Camp David and the White House burning the midnight oil to finalize plans for his 13 day trip to China. Preparations include security, transport, welcoming ceremonies, press coverage, and ensuring supplies for the trip with over 200 participants and 87 reporters.
Edith Irving, 36, was arrested at the federal courthouse on a fugitive from Swiss justice charge tied to her husband’s claimed Hughes autobiography. She faced a magistrate, posted 250000 bond, and is linked to counterfeiting forgery and larceny amid Swiss probes and McGraw Hill manuscript disputes.
Washington AP reports Richard G. Kleindienst appears poised for Senate approval as attorney general despite reservations from some liberal Republicans and a few Democrats. Conservatives praised the deputy attorney general’s nomination to head the Justice Department, while the Judiciary Committee prepares for hearings next Tuesday.
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