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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1972
Page
1
Reader letter outlines a Scleroderma Research Foundation effort led by Mrs. John Barlet in New Castle Pennsylvania to reach 1000 victims. The note requests contact and mentions unknown cause and cure, urging print publication to help spread the appeal despite limited acknowledgment.
Building inspections report the cars belong to an absentee owner and will issue orders to comply with the code once the owner is located.
A reader questions April 15 deadline for two junked cars. Chief Building Inspector Freeman Hill says one car has been moved and the other’s deadline was extended. the owner at the second home was notified to remove or comply by displaying 1972 license plates.
Roy Crane, creator of the comic Buz Sawyer, can be contacted care of King Features Syndicate at 235 East 45th Street, New York, New York 10017.
Land of Oz welcomes visitors starting June 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The venue runs seven days a week until Labor Day, then shifts to weekend-only hours through October.
A reader in Thomasville laments an owner abandoning a small black kitten crying continually. She explains she cannot take, house, or rehome it and asks why people abandon animals instead of seeking help for the pet.
In Raleigh, Rep. Nick Galifianakis defeats Sen. B Everett Jordan in a runoff after a personal campaign across North Carolina. Galifianakis will face Republican Jesse Helms in November. with 2,120 precincts in, he holds 315,407 votes. Jordan is a 14-year Senate veteran and textile mill owner.
North Carolina voters chose Hargrove Bowles over Pat Taylor in a high turnout runoff for the Democratic nomination. Bowles led in unofficial statewide returns 335,797 to 281,798, with Taylor conceding the contest after tied or shifting margins in key counties.
Gov. Bob Scott accepted resignations of two highway commissioners amid News and Observer charges they violated state conflict of interest laws. E. J. Whitmire and Arthur Tripp faced accusations of selling quarry stone and fill dirt to state and local firm projects. Reports to district solicitors will decide possible prosecution.
California holds four Democratic primaries Tuesday with Sen. George McGovern and Sen. Hubert Humphrey facing off for the 271 delegate prize. McGovern leads in his own survey and trails in a public poll that Humphrey dismisses as biased.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers hailed Moscow agreements as a potential path to peace while urging realism and Western unity. He warned against over optimism and noted a need to balance detente with defense after his Berlin signing and East Berlin visit.
Raleigh AP reports W. C. Billy Creel won the Democratic nomination for labor commissioner in the runoff primary after defeating Raleigh attorney John Brooks. Representative John Ingram appears headed for victory in his bid for insurance commissioner.
In North Carolina races, Ike Andrews wins the 4th District Democratic nomination defeating Jules Coggins. Charles Rose III captures the 7th District nomination by defeating Hector McGeachy with about 55 percent of the vote. Counts show Andrews leading in several counties, with Rose leading in all six counties in the race.
A brief note on graduates from Inside Reading focusing on sewing skills and program outcomes. The item highlights the completion of a sewing project and the school's acknowledgement of student effort.
An unarmed hijacker seized a Western Airlines Boeing 727 to San Francisco and then to Algiers demanding asylum and $500000 in ransom. A separate Nevada case ends with Robb D Heady, 22, of Reno, arrested for hijacking a United Airlines Boeing 727 and holding crew for ransom.
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