Junked car removal and auto shredder details in High Point
Questions answer line details local options for junked cars including the Building Inspections office number 883 7171 ext 936 and a $42 removal service. It notes two contracted firms and that United Auto Disposal Company shredder in Kernersville pays 30 to 60 cents per cwt and can provide hauler names. call 993 8121 for Paul Ebert. It also covers abortion information, police behavior observations, etiquette questions, fossil footprint inquiry, and Smithsonian contact.
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Kernersville
United Auto Disposal Company
Paul Ebert
Hazardous device explosion damages Senate wing at Capitol
An early morning blast in the Capitol's Senate wing damaged a restroom and adjacent rooms but left the Senate chamber intact and caused no injuries. Police and federal investigators hunt a male caller who warned of a retaliation for Laos policy. the incident prompted evacuation and drew comments from Senate leaders and President Nixon.
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Washington
U.S. Capitol
Senate
Laos
Capitol
Hic
Senate Republi
Can
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Scott
Scot
District of Columbia
Army
FBI
Capitol Building
Capitol Police
James Powell
Senators Shocked By Capitol Bomb Explosion
Senators expressed shock at the bombing that damaged the Senate wing of the Capitol. Remarks from Harold Hughes Peter Dominick John Stennis George McGovern and George Aiken labeled the act as dangerous tragic and barbaric and stressed the need for security and restraint.
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Harold E. Hughes
D Lown
Hughes
Chicago
Peter H. Dominick
Rcolp
Dominick
Sen
John’ Stennis
D-Miss
George
McGovern
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Volpe urges U S to proceed with SST testing
Secretary Volpe urged Congress to continue the U S SST program citing prior investment and two prototype test flights planned for 1973. He warned against halting funding, arguing a US lead in aviation could save tens of thousands of jobs and prevent a global pay balance impact, while acknowledging potential environmental risks.
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Washington
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
America
Volpe
Congress
SST
U.S
House
Lowe
Senate
More Copters Sent In U S Flies Fresh Viet Troops To Laos
American transports reinforce northern front and more helicopters join the Laos drive as U S air and ground operations push toward cutting the Ho Chi Minh trail. Saigon reports 18 000 South Vietnamese troops on border with 1000 plus casualties while North Vietnamese deaths exceed 3200.
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Laos
Saigon
Tran van An
Sai
Richard Gardner
U.S. Command
Gardner
James W. Sutherland
U.S
Sutherland
Lorillard Strike Begins At Greensboro Plant
The 210-year-old Lorillard Co strike started with 20 picketers at the Greensboro cigarette plant as 4,500 production workers on the first shift stayed off. TWUA says the dispute centers on a proposed binding arbitration clause. negotiations had been ongoing since January with 2,400 of 2,500 workers voting to strike.
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Paga
Greensboro
N.C
P. Lorillard Co
Prackction
Tobacco
Ers
L. C. Dugas
TWUA
Lorillard Research Center
Certera
Lorillard
United States
Dugas
Wilson
Jerry. Lankford
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Miss Vanderbilt
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Smithsonian Institution
Department of Paleobiology
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