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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1971

Page

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Help on Obscene Calls and Jamestown Liquor Store Revenue

The newspaper explains how to handle obscene calls by identifying the caller for court action or obtaining a Superior Court order to tap the line. It also reports High Point received 34147.44 from Jamestown liquor store profits in 1969 70, with 10 percent to law enforcement and rehab and 30 percent shared among Guilford County Gibsonville Guilford College and High Point.

High Point Jamestown R. J Guilford County Gibsonville Guilford College Parks and Recreation Department

Leonard's Drug owners urge teens to avoid parking area

In a January 3 1971 action line reply Leonard's Drug owners state they cannot provide recreational facilities for teenagers. They cite limited parking and disturbances from teens lying on cars, playing football, and scaring away adult customers. They urge parents to find alternative activities.

Q. Dear Leonard's Drug H. B. Leonard Sr Roy Watson Bonnie McElhannon J. C. Hayworth Candice B. Medding C. E. Joyner H. B. Leonard Jr Howard Creech Rhonda Freeman

Integration In Suburbs Discussed

Washington AP reports Housing Secretary George Romney urges careful language on suburban integration. He opposes forced integration and prefers prevention of discrimination while stressing housing needs near jobs. Romney notes final policy on housing discrimination is being worked out with Attorney General Mitchell and President Nixon.

Washington George Romney Nixon Romney John N. Mitchell

Fragging Blamed On Frustrations In Vietnam Parked Grenades

Sgt Gene Tingley recounts a fragging at his Vietnam HQ as five pounds of plastic explosive destroyed the building injuring a sergeant and a sleeping GI. The article notes rising fraggings amid morale trouble and tense relations between troops and leadership across several divisions.

Quang Tri Vietnam Gene Tingley Tingley Madrid Iowa 14Th Engineers U.S Americal Enn Tee

Israelis Charge Egyptian Jets Flew Over Sinai Positions

Four Soviet made Egyptian fighter bombers allegedly crossed the Suez Canal area near Port Said El Qantara and Ismailia provoking an Israeli complaint to the U N Truce Supervision Organization as U N envoy Gunnar V Jarring headed to Jerusalem for peace talks.

Tel Aviv Sinai Desert U.N. Truce Supervision Organization U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Jerusalem Middle East Suez Canal Port Said Egypt el Qantara Ismailia Jarring Israel Eban Cyprus

Synthetic Growth Hormones Produced In Lab Breakthrough

San Francisco scientists announce the creation of synthetic human growth hormone HGH using a 188 amino acid chain. Dr. C H Li reports funding cuts forced borrowing a $30000 instrument from the Children’s Cancer Research Institute Boston for step by step synthesis at the University of California San Francisco.

San Francisco C. H. Li University of California At Children's Cancer Research Institute Boston Mass Scien Pituitary

Apparel Sizes Grow As Ladies Spread

Washington AP reports the National Bureau of Standards finds women have grown since a 1939 survey, raising sizes across Misses Women Half-sizes and Juniors. The shift reflects fashions, with busts waists and hips expanding and bras moving from pointed to rounded shapes. A male remark notes men lack a new standard.

National Bureau of Standards Department of Agriculture Departments of Agriculture and Health, Education and Welfare U.S. Air Force NBS Barbara Hulse

Dissident Movements Grow in the Soviet Union, Djilas Says

Yugoslav author Milovan Djilas notes in the New York Times that political dissents are emerging in the Soviet Union and trials are rising. He argues military influence is growing over the party, predicting a future breakdown of the stalemate influenced by external developments.

New York Soviet Union Milovan Djilas New York Times Djilas Dulas Communist Party Communist the Min

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