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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1977

Page

3

Rusk fears new U S isolation

Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned at the University of Georgia that President Carter’s human rights stance could push the United States toward isolationism. He noted progress on rights, praised Andrew Young’s ambassadorship, and contrasted drought relief with FHA loan limits while urging SBA loan support for farmers.

Athens Carter United States Dean Rusk Soviet Union University of Georgia U.S Rusk Washington Andrew Young United Nations Young J. Phil Campbell Campbell

90s Warmth Returns With Scattered Thunderstorms

The North Carolina forecast shows temperatures in the low to mid 90s across the eastern area with hazy heat and a 30 percent chance of thundershowers today tonight and Wednesday. Mountain regions stay warm with upper 80s and warmer, while the Outer Banks and mountains see cooler 60s to 70s at night.

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North and South Carolina Heat With Scattered Thunderstorms

Forecasts show hazy hot conditions in North Carolina through Wednesday with afternoon and evening thundershowers possible. Highs reach the 90s, with upper 80s in the mountains and nightly lows in the 60s to 70s. South Carolina remains partly cloudy and hot with 90s highs and 70s lows, and afternoon to evening storms possible.

North Carolina South Carolina

Duke Plans Limited Evacuation for McGuire Nuclear Plant

Duke Power has drafted evacuation steps for a 5.5 mile zone around the McGuire plant in case of a radioactive release. NRC says Charlotte and larger cities need no plan beyond a low population zone, though some critics push for broader preparation and public awareness.

Charlotte Duke Power Co McGuire Concord Gastonia Lincolnton Duke U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC Carolina Power & Light Co Carolinas Acci Wayne Houston Washington Hickory Salisbury Monroe Rock Hill S.C Jesse Riley Lionel Lewis Riley

Carter Gives Tentative OK for Neutron Weapons Production

President Carter reportedly told Sen. Stennis that the administration backs initial production of neutron weapons. The White House would later refine this stance after an interagency study due by mid August, amid funding tied to the ERDA fiscal 1978 bill and potential Senate vetoes.

Washington Carter John C. Stennis D-Miss Senate Armed Services Committee Washington Post Senate Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Congress

System Check Fails to Explain Alaska Pipeline Blast

Anchorage AP reports trans Alaska pipeline worker Herbert Robson recalls closing a valve that sprayed crude into Pump Station No 8 before an explosion. He remained hospitalized with injuries as investigators weigh mechanical malfunction or human error at three sites.

Anchorage Herbert Robson Alyeska Pipeline Service Co British Petroleum- Alaska Robson North Slope Valdez

Pharmacist Trial Begins in Valium Inventory Case

The trial of Paul H. White, a Catawba Memorial Hospital pharmacist from Newton, starts after jury selection completed. He faces charges for failing to maintain retrievable distribution records for 47 000 valium tablets, with potential five year prison term and license loss if convicted.

Newton N.C Catawba Memorial Hospital Paul H. White White James G. Blackburn Dist Donald E. Greene Allen A. Bailey Charlotte Thomas C. Morphis Hickory Bailey

Man’s Right Upheld To Fold License Plate

Victor Graham Jefferys, 23, of Burlington, had a license plate folded to hide the slogan First in Freedom. A Superior Court judge dismissed the mutilation charge, agreeing with Jefferys that states cannot force display of slogans.

Asheville Victor Graham Jefferys Burlington North Carolina Lacy H. Thornburg U.S. Supreme Court Thornburg

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