Dogs and city ordinance footpad issue humor
A humorous note on dog owners and city ordinance about dogs on salted streets. The author wryly suggests if dogs could read they might understand the need for warnings.
06 Mar 1968
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1968
Page
1
A humorous note on dog owners and city ordinance about dogs on salted streets. The author wryly suggests if dogs could read they might understand the need for warnings.
Mrs Hester argues math is ancient, tracing roots to 23 000 B C and ancient Egypt. She notes modern terminology emerged about a decade ago with new textbooks by scholars led by the University of Maryland. The goal is to replace rote memory with exploratory, reasoned understanding to make math engaging.
The inquiry notes an ordinance question for High Point rentals. It states you do not need both a tub and a shower. one or the other suffices as a means of cleaning, avoiding use of the kitchen sink.
The column advises a woman on financial control at home suggesting Pinching him to force payment through a warrant for support. It weighs the risk of angering him and the potential outcome of securing funds.
The writer relays reader tips on freezing fish in water inside milk cartons for a year or more with supposedly fresh results. Several commenters claim bright eyed good condition, including shrimp, endorsing the Time Life guide’s stated maximum freezing periods.
The writer notes roses may sprout on warm winter days and be killed by a late cold spell. Delaying pruning to mid March is advised, with occasional April pruning yielding good results. Personal observation urges rose growers to consider variable spring temperatures in the area.
A top U S civilian adviser urges sweeping anti graft measures in South Vietnam stating the United States must take the initiative to pressure Saigon officials. The plan calls for solid evidence of corruption senior officials jailed and publicly disgraced and for focusing blame at the top of the system including customs and police with unknown millions in revenue cited.
Goldwater appealed for unity at a Republican dinner, saying he has never voted for a Democrat for president and warning that internal bickering could cost Republicans the chance to win. He stressed avoiding splits and backing the party to prevent long-term loss.
The Rhodesian government hanged three Africans convicted of murder and terrorism despite Queen Elizabeth II's commutation to life. A cabinet decision and court ruling framed the action as the Rhodesian government's prerogative.
U S forces report 110 enemy killed over three days with limited damage. Paratroopers from S 101st encountered 150 Viet Cong at a village north of Saigon. U S says 64 enemy killed near Da Nang with artillery and air strikes. American casualties rise to 13 killed and 54 wounded. civilians harmed in Camau hit. Allied claims include attacks on provincial capitals and airfields. one report notes decoy weapons and dummy MIG bases.
An Associated Press survey finds at least one in five U S senators considered millionaires, widening the Senate’s reputation as an exclusive club. Some lawmakers claim higher figures, with estimates around a third of colleagues possessing wealth and sources, while others deny millionaire status.
Rescue crews comb wreckage after a Boeing 707 jet crashed into La Soufriere, in Pointe-A-Pitre, Guadeloupe. The aircraft carried 63 people, including Mrs William Zeckendorf Sr, wife of a New York real estate figure, with weather reported as good and no distress messages received.
Saigon reports Air combat base at Khe Sanh with details withheld while awaiting confirmation. Several transports and helicopters have been downed nearby. The C123 possibly inbound or departing the area, known to Marines as “mortar magnets” for drawing Communist fire.
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