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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1970

Page

3

Dry air brings pleasant weekend weather in the Carolinas

North Carolina and surrounding states expect clear skies and warm days after a cold front. Temperatures rise to the 80s with lower humidity through Saturday, then isolated thundershowers possible Sunday in parts of the region. Overnight lows fall into the 50s to 60s in mountains and 60s elsewhere.

North Carolina Weather Bureau High Point Friendship Weather Bureau South Carolina

Moon rock exhibit planned at Morehead Planetarium anniversary

Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill will display a walnut sized moon rock from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. next Monday to mark the first anniversary of humans landing on the moon.

Chapel Hill N. C Morehead Planetarium

Blinded Vietnam Veterans Seek Restored Benefits and Training

At their 25th annual convention the Blinded War Veterans Association urged Congress to restore World War II level benefits for Vietnam era blinds. They demand reinstated counseling staff, VA hospital support, and expanded personal mentorship to help new blind veterans gain independence and move toward fuller lives.

New York Blinded War Veterans Association Vietnam David L. Schnab Veterans Administration Valley Forge Schnab Congress Simon Gerbusch Brooklyn Bronx VA Hines Palo Alto Calif West Haven Conn Blinded Veterans Association George N. Gillespie Alcoholics Anonymous Gerbusch

ICC Approves Parcel Post Rate Increase

The Interstate Commerce Commission approves fourth class parcel post increases averaging 15.2 percent but withholds a 35 cent surcharge for aid to handle packages. Post office will consult with users before applying the changes, which could start today with a bulky-package surcharge postponed to April 1 1971. The plan aims to boost fourth-class revenue and reach break-even, with mail order houses expected to be hit hardest. Local small packages rise from 50 to 60 cents. coast-to-coast eight pound shipments would jump from 2.15 to 2.60.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Post Office Department Winton M. Blount

Controversy Over Coal Research Cut Plans Spurs Furor

Interior undersecretary Fred J. Russell denies drafting a $40 million coal research cut memo that would abolish the Coal Research office and curb Bureau of Mines programs. He concedes sending a confidential memo but calls circulating copies in Congress forgeries or previews. He claims the document includes forged pages and that the genuine sections propose limited research and possible job and center eliminations.

Washington Fred J. Russell Budget Bureau Congress Office of Coal Research Bureau of Mines Russell Interior Department Congressional

New Risk For Women Using The Pill

London AP reports two British doctors found new evidence linking oral contraceptives to blood clots after surgery. Prof Richard Doll and Dr Martin Vessey say pill users face three to four times higher risk of vein and lung clots than nonusers, especially with high estrogen pills. Stopping the pill a month before surgery likely eliminates the chief risk, with about half of surgeons now advising this.

London Richard Doll Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford Martin Vessey British Medical Journal Doll and Vessey

Parking meter chains target Osaka drivers

In Osaka a parking lot watchman attaches chains to cars whose drivers fail to feed meters or let them expire. The chain remains on the vehicle until the driver pays the required amount, with the license plate noted for enforcement.

Osaka

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