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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1972

Page

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Reader Help Desk Answers Questions On Crawfish Marbles Ceramics And Jury Duty

A column answering readers questions covers catching crawfish by fumigation or salt in holes and warns about chemical use. It notes marble sourcing via tile contractors, renews cancer information from American Cancer Society, explains jury duty pay depends on employer policy, and provides UNC ticket and ceramics class details at Astor Dowdy Towers with instructor and registration info.

A.G.Y. A Thomasville Alfred Elder J. B. Mathies Zoology Department NCSU Dr. Mathies Red Swamp Parks and Recreation Department Astor Dowdy Towers Julian Jones Brenda Hoover Parks and Recreation Dept

Candidates Miss Vote On Busing Across Parties

Senate failure to pass busing limits marked by absent Democratic presidential contenders. Jackson opposed the compromise while Humphrey Muskie and McGovern planned support, Hartke welcomed the result as candidates campaigned nationwide in New Hampshire Florida Minnesota and Illinois.

Senate Henry M. Jackson Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Edmund S. Muskie Maine George McGovern South Dakota Vance Hartke Indiana McGovern Manchester Santa Fe N.M Jackson Humphrey Florida Minneapolis Hubert III Minnesota State Senate Yorty Los Angeles Sam Yorty Nixon New Hampshire Lindsay New York John V. Lindsay California Watts Sacramento San Francisco Muskie Cook County Chicago Illinois

Nixon Hosts 9 Course Banquet In Peking Reception

Premier Chou En Lai pledged to work un swervingly for normal relations with the United States after a nine course banquet in Beijing. Nixon hailed the long process of removing the wall between the two nations and noted shared interests over differences.

Associated Press Peking Chou En-lai China United States Nixon People Chou People’s Republic of China Mao Tse-tung

Nixon Tours Forbidden City in Snow Ironic Jokes Slide By

President Nixon toured Peking's Forbidden City in heavy snow and joked with guide Yeh Chien-ying while recalling a past arm injury. He quipped about women in royal getters and introduced Buckley to reporters. Mrs Nixon praised Chinese hospitality as they viewed thrones, relics, and Han bronzes.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Peking Nixon Forbidden City China Yeh William F. Buckley Jr William P. Rogers B.C Nixons

Wholesale Prices Rise in January as Phase 2 Pressure Persists

The Labor Department reports wholesale prices rose eight tenths of one percent in January matching December. Seasonally adjusted, the gain was four tenths of one percent. Food and farm products rose 1.3 percent in January after 3.2 percent in December, contributing to the still-pressured index.

Washington Labor Department

Senate Bars Court Busing Power in School Desegregation

The Senate approved 43 to 40 a Griffin proposal to strip federal courts of busing order powers in desegregation cases. The plan would also bar federal funds from pressuring districts to adopt desegregation busing and limit court-ordered requests by officials. Opponents call it a de facto repeal of Civil Rights Act provisions and say it won’t stop existing busing orders. The Mansfield Scott compromise was approved in three parts to restrict federal influence while preserving some court authority.

Washington Senate Robert P. Griffin R-Mich Griffin Ly Mild Mansfield-Scott Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott Charlotte N.C Supreme Court

Five Million Paid For Lufthansa Jet Hijack Release

West Germany paid 5 million dollars in ransom to secure the release of the Lufthansa 40 jet and its 14 crew members from hijackers calling themselves Victims of Zionist Occupation. The payment was delivered near Beirut after the 9 a.m. deadline, aided by a Lufthansa security official and a courier described in detail by Transport Minister Georg Leber.

Bonn Georg Leber Lufthansa Leber Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Popular Front India Aden Arabian Peninsula Joseph P. Kennedy III Robert F. Kennedy Cologne Beirut Lgt Newsweek Athens

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