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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
14
Readers ask about fatigue and possible medical causes. Advice covers activity levels, interest, vacations, and potential tests for anemia thyroid and other glands. A second letter seeks hiatal hernia information questions about X rays and pregnancy, plus note on Hodgkin’s disease survival and heart health resources.
Andy sends a World Book Atlas to Kathy Fox of Niagara Falls Ontario for a biology question about the iris pupil and light control in the eye. A World Book Globe goes to Daniel Brown of Kamas Utah for an explanation of syrup as a concentrated carbohydrate from plants and its role as energy.
On S Main Street two-vehicle crash injures Ollie Charles Crone 69 of Mint Street and Dennis Thomas Maynard 37 of Mebane while Crone faces a failure to reduce speed charge. Damages totaled 1100 dollars. A second collision at Brooks and Murray injured Ver n Carter. no charges filed.
High Point police logged several theft reports on Wednesday with only one qualifying as grand larceny above $200. Thelma Tyson reported a $219 loss of a turntable and portable radio from Brooks Street, while Alexander Little reported a car entry with a $175 value in missing items on Leonard Street. A bicycle shop theft on N Main Street resulted in about $100 total loss and $25 damage. Notary stamp valued at $50 disappeared from a car off Green Drive. Arrests included Larry McClure for giving alcohol to a minor, Turquose Summers for shoplifting, and Walter Surratt for reckless driving. Deputy reports a chain saw worth $203 stolen from Langdale Drive.
A mixed set of across and down clues with numbers and partial solutions for a newspaper crossword. Entries include rivers Amur and Vistula, English river hints, and scattered definitions such as loan store beverage devotee and entertainers."
Oswald James Jacoby recounts a bridge hand where East misreads signals after South ruffs hearts and West ruffs, leading to a pivotal deuce of spades moment. A playful tour through misplayed signals and clever discards shifts the rubber’s outcome.
SBI director Charles Dunn tells Asheville crowd that every child in North Towne must decide whether to try dangerous illegal drugs. He notes the choice may come before high school graduation and likely before college or age 25.
The CBS News historic recreate series is revived with Cronkite guiding newly taped episodes at the CBS Broadcast Center. Cast includes Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Lorne Greene and Rod Steiger with emphasis on authenticity and modern dress reporters. The project targets an engaging history lesson for both parents and children.
A listing shows a mix of network and local programs across hours from 6:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. including Eyewitness News, Walter Cronkite, Arthur Smith, I Love Lucy, Truth or Consequences, That Girl, Braves Baseball, College All-Star Football Game and late movie slots.
A partial TV schedule lists programs from 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. including cartoons such as Bugs Bunny Road Runner and Scooby Doo, live action shows like American Bandstand and The Larry Kane Show, sports features, and a few festival or event programs. The fragment mentions The Casper Show Popeye and Harlem Globetrotters among others.
A compact guide lists the evening lineup including Dr Sam in a story about professional detachment and a true crime twist. It also highlights 12 High Chaparral and Partridge Family plots with plans and disputes. A Covenant With Death and The Game plotlines feature drama and intrigue.
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