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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
1
The Answer Line explains that in North Carolina a driver must have insurance in the name of the registered owner of the car. If the car is owned by you, insurance may be written in your name regardless of the driver’s age, as long as you are licensed.
A reader asks if a ticket issued at 12 10 PM showing 12 10 AM can still be valid. Legal guidance: if you received the ticket you have it and a court can correct the time error.
A light exchange suggests a cancer check up starts with a doctor. It emphasizes a thorough going over to assess health and cancer clues.
Anon reports the CB rescue squad does not operate ambulances and only assists upon request. Charles Boyd notes a single hospital transport during a pregnancy emergency. members volunteered in uniform. All members must be qualified in first aid.
In High Point south side, a tile pipe under the road floods yards and gardens during rain. City contact has yielded no action. Mrs J C J A Carl Wills says the road pipe is okay while a driveway pipe on the intersecting street as the problem and will be replaced with proper size pipe.
Readers report a failed potato rising bread recipe from March 20. Maude Middleton suggests using corn instead of dry yeast for better results in older recipes. A reader asks for a photocopy of the extended tips.
Bobby Baker the former Senate secretary was released on parole after nearly 17 months in prison. He said he is happy to be free and reiterated his claim of innocence regarding income tax evasion fraud and grand larceny charges from 1967. Baker declined to discuss his prison experience or his upcoming book.
More than 1 000 South Vietnamese paratroopers with tanks moved northwest of Hue in a fight to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. US F4 Phantoms shot down two MIG 21s near Hanoi, while naval shells hit a coastal depot. Kontum reoccupied areas near a hospital as government forces claimed heavy enemy tolls.
In Saigon, U S officials say laser guided or television guided smart bombs have cut major bridges and rail lines from Hue to the Chinese border. The Thanh Hoa Dragon’s Jaw bridge was destroyed May 12 with no losses to U S planes. Conventional bombs still used for storage areas and truck parks.
President Nixon closes a four nation foreign trip in Warsaw discussing the US Poland trade and technology talks and the arms limit pact with the Soviet Union. A communique notes disputes over Vietnam policy but mutual aims for higher commerce. Nixon to address Congress at 9 30 p m on achievements and next steps.
London AP report says CENTO ministers will hear William P. Rogers warn of continued Soviet pressure in the Middle East while avoiding a shooting war. Officials note U S risk assessment links Moscow to wider influence aims as Nixon pledges peaceful Arab-Israeli settlement per 1967 UN call.
USDA reports May live cattle hit a record 33.10 per 100 pounds and hogs up 11 percent to 24.90 as farm costs surge. Retail and wholesale meat could follow, with economists noting consumer prices may rise if middlemen pass along higher farm prices.
Florida officials charge an industrial air pollution bank drifted from Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee and blanketed the state with smoky haze for five days starting May 21. Dade County Pollution Control Chief Peter Baljet says weather satellites tracked the unusual load as ground level smog caused respiratory issues and increased hospital admissions prompting calls for federal legal action.
Air Force veterans Richard Steven Ritchie from Reidsville North Carolina and Bruce Leonard of Kitty Hawk North Carolina each shot down MIG 21 aircraft during a mission 30 to 70 miles northeast of Hanoi. Feinstein added a second kill this year. The F4 Phantom crews belonged to the 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing operating from Thailand escorting bombers on Hanoi raids.
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