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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1972
Page
4
The Louisville Times reports Indian biologists finding garlic oil kills larvae of pests without harming birds or animals. If effective, garlic oil could curb insect pests and reduce reliance on DDT, though more research is needed to confirm efficacy and environmental impact.
The Charlotte Observer notes experiments to curb drunk driving by requiring a numeric keypad start sequence or a breath sensor in the steering column. Both aim to prevent ignition if alcohol is detected or a wrong code is entered, prompting talk of failsafes and even a tongue in cheek door mint idea.
In a letter to Dear Mr Post The Christian Science Monitor notes the challenge of addressing Ms Jones by phone when her academic status is unknown. The writer fears misusing titles like Doctor Professor Miz and asks for guidance to navigate feminine salutations amid evolving etiquette.
A federal court upheld playing Dixie at school events in an Arkansas district. The dispute began after 29 black students walked out of a pep rally when Dixie was scheduled, with 30 students suspended for disruption and parents challenging the decision. The piece argues Dixie is a historical Americana tune, not a racist tract, and should belong to many, not be censored.
The Des Moines Register quotes Dr. George G. Graham predicting a future of hand foods like hamburgers and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches eaten cold or on a hot plate. He argues cheaper housing by removing traditional kitchens, while noting nutritional gaps and the science fiction like tubes and diet pills.
This report quotes Dr David E Smith and Dr John P Briggs on the spread of drug use from San Francisco to California and beyond. It describes middle class families confronting a teenage drug problem with parental involvement and simple, practical steps.
Dr. R Marvin Stuart bishop of Denver speaks in Tyler Texas outlining a future for the church. He warns against churchless Christianity and argues for renewed faith centered on Christ with varied denominations but common mission. He cites early church organization and urges youth engagement, social action, and unity in faith rather than spectacle.
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