07 Jul 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1970
Page
1
The text discusses a practice called not complimentary promotion where a student is moved to the next grade despite unsatisfactory work. It notes teachers may keep a student back or promote him when age differences cause more harm than academic failure, stressing the childs best interests.
City Councilmen and Mayor Robert Davis can be reached by business or home phones or by writing to the mayor. Guilford County Commissioners are contacted through their Greensboro clerk at 888-9919. The House and Senate Office Buildings switchboard in Washington is 224 3121. The White House number is 456 1414.
Employee learns cut off for bonuses is March 31 to align with bookkeeping. Despite five year requirement for Christmas bonus, and one year for summer bonus, the worker will wait six years four months. Personnel director reiterates policy though not clearly communicated.
Two readers report success with outdoor planting after flowering. The advice to discard the plant after blooms fade seems harsh, as lilies can live on with proper soil, water, and occasional feeding in summer and next year.
A veterinarian notes fees differ by practice and location and advises calling a local vet to get an exact estimate for spaying a car.
Mrs. Feama Robertson, secretary at 1203 Cedrow Ave., says there are no age or other requirements to join the William Penn Alumni Assn beyond being a WP graduate. Contact her after 5:30 p.m. at 883-7982 or during the day at 882-1013. Frank Mason leads WPAA.
Communist forces withdrew from parts of the Angkor complex near Siem Reap with ruins undamaged after a month of control. Cambodian Army patrols found Angkor Wat area abandoned, while fighting continued elsewhere in Cambodia and South Vietnam.
The U S Public Health Service reports intensified antitobacco campaigns in at least 25 nations amid rising health concerns. Some nations score poorly on anti smoking efforts while others push warnings on packs and restrict advertising.
A citizens' committee proposed a nationwide health security program funded like Social Security. It would cover doctors services hospital care psychiatric treatment drugs and dental services for all. Leonard Woodcock leads the panel formed by Walter Reuther.
Defense lawyers refused to resume the Ft Bragg murder hearing as the session was moved to close to the public. The case against Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald centers on the Feb 17 killings of his wife and two daughters.
Washington fears Soviet action to shield Egyptian SAM-3 sites near the Suez Canal could draw Soviet and Israeli forces into direct confrontation. Israeli and American sources report SAM-3 missiles closer to the battlefield and fired on Israeli aircraft, with Soviet crews suspected on site. Israel continues heavy bombardment of Egyptian defenses, while U S supplied Phantom jets head toward possible replacement after losses.
United Transportation Union strike against Baltimore & Ohio Louisville & Nashville and Southern Pacific halts or slows rail traffic across 11 states. About 8 000 UTU members join fireman job cut dispute dating to 1965, with operations disrupted in Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Illinois Texas California Florida Indiana Ohio Kentucky Oregon.
Paris reports that about 3000 students on the World Academy tour were stranded after the Cincinnati based group filed for bankruptcy. Spokesman Budge Hyde said half would be evacuated by airlift with five planes today and seven more Wednesday. The agency and four subsidiaries filed for bankruptcy in Cincinnati, but officials insist all students are housed and have home reservations.
Mrs Susan Marler a California tour advisor Shane Woodruff of Arizona Mary Tavareez and Dennis Jordan both of California are listed among those involved in planning a homeward journey.
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