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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
1
A reader seeks help for a husband who drinks weekends and harms the family. The answer lists Guilford County resources including the Mental Health Clinic and Alcohol Education Center, plus AA. For family constraints, contact the clerk of court. two doctors’ opinions are needed for commitment.
A lawyer says the beneficiary can receive life insurance at age 18 unless a will or trust specifies a different age. The reader asks about a daughter turning 18 or 21. the adviser notes 18 as default, with possible exceptions if the policy or estate plan sets another age.
Readers asked why Davidson County edges are not painted like Randolph. Division Engineer K L Horton Jr says edgelines and centerlines will be marked as resources allow during the next painting season. Other questions cover intestate property rules, Centennial widening, and Governor Wallace's address.
U S B52 raids moved from the central highlands to northern South Vietnam to blunt a reported enemy buildup. Saigon reports a 10,000 man spoiling operation in the highlands with limited contact. A Vietnamese air force jet damaged a light tank in southeastern Laos as planes patrol from Khe Sanh to the A Shau Valley.
The Senate Judiciary Committee opens a special hearing into columnist Jack Andersons charge that ITT secured a favorable antitrust settlement after pledging 400000 for the Republican National Convention. Witness Dita Beard is hospitalized in Denver. Mitchell to testify Tuesday.
Nine balloted candidates aimed for New Hampshire votes two days before the first in the nation primary. Nixon skipped campaigning until after the convention. Muskie led polls at 42 percent with McGovern at 26 percent. Hartke Yorty and Coll joined a Sunday televised debate in New Hampshire.
A bomb exploded at the Abercorn Restaurant in Belfast on Saturday, killing two women and wounding 135. About 200 people were in the restaurant and adjoining bar, while 300 watched a cabaret upstairs. The death toll in Northern Ireland for the day rose to four with more injuries reported. An assassin shot a man near Londonderry earlier, police said.
Imperial Chemical Industries and Imperial Tobacco have spent about 10 million dollars on a synthetic cigarette made from a secret wood pulp product mixed with tobacco. Tests on mice show acceptable indications and a market launch is projected in two to three years if approved.
A column on the women’s page traces Whitener’s controversial odyssey through a sensational horror editorial. The piece discusses bold takes on gender and society, reflecting midcentury editorial style and speculative commentary.
The Senate Select Committee on Nutrition warns Nixon’s welfare reform could end hunger efforts. It criticizes phasing out food stamps, warns cash-out plans may hurt needy families, and urges retaining food stamps at or above the poverty line. Senator George McGovern calls the stance essential to guarantee hunger end.
Dita Davis Beard ITT lobbyist, linked to a memo tying a political donation to a favorable antitrust settlement, lies seriously ill with a heart condition in Denver Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Center. FBI agents seek to serve a Senate Judiciary Committee subpoena as Kleindienst testifies.
A hovercraft ferrying passengers to Southsea overturned in gale seas off Clarence Pier, killing four people including a girl about seven and two women and a man. Twenty two aboard survived as RAF helicopters and boats rescued others. Divers later entered the cabin to free trapped passengers.
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