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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

06 Jan 1971

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

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2

Stock market mixed as gains outpace losses on NYSE

The New York Stock Exchange saw more winners than losers by about 2 to 1 as trading remained moderate. The American Stock Exchange edged higher with a 0.17 point rise to 22.89, and volume climbed to 3.27 million shares from 2.15 million. In Denver the Colorado Environmental Commission urged a green belt plan to cap Metropolitan growth at 1.5 million, outlining limits and enforcement ideas for satellite communities.

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State Eyes Population Limits and Growth Debate

A proposed environmental act on population limits prompts officials to discuss dispersal. The plan could apply to Denver and its suburbs Arapahoe Jefferson and Adams counties, where last year’s census counted about 1.25 million, with 1.5 million projected in five years. Governor Love favors moving population outward while calling the concept controversial.

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Colorado John Love Denver Arapahoe Jefferson Adams
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Angela Davis seeks cocounsel as trial prep continues

Angela Davis sits with her five attorneys in a guarded Marin County courtroom and demands cocounsel rights while prosecutors object. Judge Wilson delays ruling on bail and grand jury challenges, sets motions deadline for February and considers outside judges as hearings loom.

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Allan Brotsky San Francisco Miss Davis Albert Harris Wilson Brotsky State Supreme Court Marin County Harold J. Haley Cocounsel She
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Severe Cold and Snow Hits U S Across Plains and Southwest

Bitter cold and heavy snow paralyzed regions from Nevada to the Midwest with subzero readings and 10 to 20 inch snow drifts in Nebraska and Iowa. The storm caused 33 deaths in two states, widespread power shortages in Utah and New Mexico, and school closures in Albuquerque and Utah communities.

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Mekong convoy attacked as fuel boats burn near Phnom Penh

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong gunners shelled a South Vietnamese fuel landing craft on a Mekong island south of Phnom Penh. The vessel, escorted by two gunboats, exploded as it tried to run the blockade carrying gasoline to the Cambodian capital. Casualty details were unclear.

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Acceptance of Increase Expected

North Carolina medicare officials say premium hikes for supplemental benefits will not push enrollees out of the program. Ernest Phillips notes no past drops with increases and expects no change this year. The $5.60 monthly premium will take effect by July 1, says state and federal officials.

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Raleigh North Carolina Ernest Phillips State Board of Health U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Robert Flynn Social Security Administration
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Ex-NAFV Head Husman Dies At 85 In Raleigh

Dr. Adam Andrew Husman 85 former president of the National Association of Federal Veterinarians died Tuesday in Raleigh burial set for Friday at Montlawn with services at 2 pm at Raleigh Masonic Temple Husman a Cincinnati native and former NC Veterinary Medical Association president.

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Raleigh Adam Andrew Husman National Association of Federal Veterinarians Raleigh Masonic Temple Montlawn Husman Cincinnnati Ohio North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association
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FBI Had Good Year Turning Profit Says Hoover

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports 1970 was strong with more fugitives located and more organized crime figures convicted. The FBI collected a record 422 million dollars in fines savings and recoveries, while noting rising violence and hijackings and a large number of race related incidents.

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Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Atty John N. Mitchell Angela Davis California Miss Davis
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Seed corn aid to Midwest from Hawaii blight fight

Hawaii growers cultivate blight resistant hybrid corn on Kauai and ship 1,100 acres of seed to the Midwest to offset Southern corn blight losses. Metcalf Farms and Pride Seed Co. expect to finish harvest and begin planting by spring, with expanded acreage planned as land becomes available.

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Labor unions back welfare reform with $1,600 floor

AFL CIO spokesman says labor supports Nixon welfare reform to set a $1,600 floor for all families including the working poor. He opposes the Senate’s plan requiring work for low wages as low as $1.20 per hour and rejects no strings federal revenue sharing with cities and states. He calls for training funds for public service jobs to employ the unemployed.

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Capitol Hill Aflcio Labor Nixon Senate Labor Federation
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Anti-Drug Councils Formed Across Command Tiers

Military orders outline creation of drug abuse suppression councils from command down to battalion level to analyze monitor and evaluate narcotics within the force. Emphasis on intensified drug education amnesty and rehabilitation programs and three joint Vietnamese American groups to curb illicit traffic and inspect arrivals and shipments in Vietnam.

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