Help Line Requests Acknowledged By The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. The newspaper notes high volume may prevent answers to every inquiry yet all requests are considered.
17 Jul 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. The newspaper notes high volume may prevent answers to every inquiry yet all requests are considered.
City attorney signals Ridgecrest residents must obtain city tags before 1971. License Agency operates year round, with enforcement beginning in February.
A reader asks about slow driving and potential obstruction. The handbook notes minimum speeds on highways and explains police patrol limits constrain full time coverage around Clara Cox Homes due to citywide staffing.
The Police Department plans a radio frequency change in late autumn. Some sets may be modifiable to receive new frequencies, but public access will depend on the device.
Records at the High Point filter plant show a record low of zero degrees on January 24, 1963. The highest on July 30, 1952 reached 106 degrees. The Weather Bureau notes a high of 102 in July 1954 and a low of minus seven in January 1940.
The text describes the Another Mother for Peace organization in Beverly Hills with the address 407 N Maple Dr, aims to educate women to seek peace and dialogue with representatives, and notes dues of $2 and fund raising via product sales. It also explains where to obtain birth certificates for births in Wisconsin or West Virginia and offers a tanning tip using pineapple or lemon juice.
The Commerce Department reports real GNP rose 0.3 percent in the April-June quarter after two small declines, signaling a bottoming economy. Unemployment is projected to drift above 5 percent before gradual improvement, while inflation slows toward 3 to 3.5 percent by year end. The administration views the data as a modest but real turnaround with implications for policy and elections.
The government announced the decomposed body of former president Pedro E. Aramburu, abducted May 29, was found buried in a Timote farm basement. Identification relied on dental work birthmark and an old scar. a state funeral was decreed but Mrs Aramburu chose a small chapel ceremony.
AP reports veteran correspondents Peter Arnett and Horst Faas depart Saigon after eight years covering the Vietnam War. Arnett cites the constant slaughter and indefinite end to the conflict, while Faas becomes a roaming Southeast Asia photographer and writer based in Singapore. The AP in Indochina remains strong with 30 staffers, noting Cambodia’s entry has unified wartime fronts.
U S intelligence cites appearance of a heat seeking antiaircraft missile in Egypt similar to the Redeye. It aims to knock down low flying aircraft by following engine heat and could affect Israeli pilots facing SAM 2 and SAM 3 defenses.
Police hunt a razor wielding hotel prowler after two Stockton California girls, Evelyn Okubo and Ranko Yamada, were attacked during a National Japanese American Citizens League convention at the Palmer House. Okubo was found dead. Yamada survived with a throat wound and a bound body in a blood splattered room.
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