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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
3
North Carolina mixed juvenile offenders with adult inmates in 1990 jail facilities. In September 93 juveniles, including more than a dozen under 14, were confined briefly before placement in juvenile centers. Some counties held youths up to 30 days, due to limited detention options and gaps in juvenile facilities.
The My Lai inquiry in Vietnam era continues to expand as 35 persons are under Army investigation or charged, with four already charged and two awaiting court martial. Lt. Gen. Albert C. Connor consolidates the probe under Fort McPherson authority while Calley and Mitchell move toward court-martial.
RALEIGH AP The Democratic Executive Committee endorsed lowering the legal voting age to 18. Bob Bingham of Boone, to be installed as president of North Carolina Young Democrats, led the motion. State chairman W Eugene Simmons proposed a 19-year threshold and urged broader youth involvement. Simmons praised youth participation and denounced disruptive protest.
The phrase dunning letter reportedly comes from Joe Dun, a bailiff during Henry VII's era, who was so effective at collecting bad debts that "Dun him" became the standard order when urging payment.
A call to choose a reputable pharmacy and build trust with the pharmacist and staff. The piece explains two medication classes, prescription and nonprescription, and emphasizes accurate compounding and precise labeling for patient confidence. It urges regular patronage and assurance that filled prescriptions match the doctor’s order.
A vintage style ad for Arthur's Pharmacy at 1248 South Main Street beside Outdoor Sports promotes non prescription medications. It lists hours 8:30 to 9:00 daily Monday through Saturday and provides phone number 883 7955.
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