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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1970
Page
16
Moscow faces unprecedented congestion described as props or pro-pria with lengthy delays on the Ring Road. Drivers blame trucks, pedestrians, and confusing signs amid scarce spare parts and long waits for Moskvich and Zaporozhitz models, as five-year plans promise more cars nationwide.
Santa Barbara observes the first anniversary of the offshore oil blowout with an environment conference at the UC campus. The January 28 Committee sponsors a day of talks and panels featuring scientists, officials, and former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, who called the disaster a conservation Bay of Pigs.
The Episcopal Church plans to close at least six of its 11 seminaries due to money and falling enrollment. Rev. Almus M. Thorp Sr. cited per seeding losses and only about 1,000 total students across all seminaries. He said five or fewer seminaries may remain after the reductions, with details to follow.
The Washington Post reports tests show a .30-caliber M1 carbine found in the Monongahela River near Clarkesville Pa was used in the killings of United Mine Workers official Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. Divers seek a .38 pistol and a bag with wire cutters. FBI and state police did not comment. Extradition for three Cleveland men charged with the murders was expected to begin.
A seven judge ethics panel advised federal judges may teach at law schools or serve as a paid trustee under a relative’s will. The group also allowed unpaid directorships with Salvation Army and Red Cross, a judge attending a two week university seminar with expenses, and a judge’s service on a church arbitration board with reimbursed costs.
A report from O Estado quoted a Cuban aunt describing severe shortages in Cuba. She says Cubans wake at 4 a.m. to queue for meals, lines form for restaurant tables, state hotels restrict access, and tourists are treated well while locals face misery. She notes lack of envelopes and ink as symbolic of broader shortages. The aunt's name was withheld.
A government panel proposes new poultry standards allowing chickens with cancer viruses to be sold after organs show active disease and tumors are ignored if not in organs. Wing tissue could be used in products. inspectors would focus on active organ infection. Approval from the surgeon general is awaited.
President Nixon's news conference is delayed to later in the week likely Thursday or Friday. White House press secretary cited congressional action on a 19.7 billion education spending bill as the delay factor. The House planned a final vote today. Nixon vows to veto as inflationary and hopes to address reporters after passage and veto override attempt.
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