06 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
1
Readers are invited to call or write Action Line in care of The Enterprise for answers to questions or help with problems. The column notes that while every request is considered the high volume prevents acknowledgment of all inquiries.
Advice on controlling cucumber beetles squash beetles and cutworms with home remedies such as wood ash and lime sprays mulches and collars. Suggests adding marigolds to deter beetles and trapping squash beetles with boards. Mushrooms explained as fungal growth from buried organic matter and a method using fungicide soil-punching and a free soil test kit from the Agriculture Extension Center.
The Parks and Recreation Department says shelters must be reserved ahead of time by calling, but any open picnic tables can be used without a reservation.
The response urges staying in school at least until turning 18 and suggests exploring technical schools for trades like bricklaying welding auto mechanics. It notes that a diploma improves future wages and mentions GTI catalogs for career ideas. A reader asks about repairing lawn chairs and Mike Flanagan offers chair repairs with pickup delivery but no phone number.
Two mid air collisions within minutes at the National Air Races in Cape May New Jersey kill four pilots. The T 6 Navy trainers collided during the heat and again after completing a lap. About 15 000 spectators watched but were told there was no danger to them.
A Friday through Saturday aerial search for potential graves in rivers and orchards that yielded 25 bodies was abandoned after suspicious plots found via photographs showed nothing. Deputy Mason said the search is over for today, with infrared checks possible later in the week. Sheriff Whiteaker unavailable for comment.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell labels forced suburban economic integration an oversimplified approach and says the coming policy statement will not greatly expand federal housing powers. He defends the Nixon administration and discusses Hoover replacement prospects, touting gains in antitrust, civil rights, and crime control during his tenure.
Irving Edward Carlyle longtime North Carolina legislator and liberal voice died at 74 in Winston-Salem. He helped shape the Carlyle Commission on Education Beyond the High School and opposed regional universities while warning that separate campuses endanger the Consolidated University.
NC lawmakers confront possible Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote and single member districts. Meantime plans advance for House districts of 45 with Mecklenburg County at large, Senate plan up to four at large. Mitchell must approve voting changes under the Voting Rights Act.
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