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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
19
Government audits back three years while states may examine five. fraud may justify keeping records longer. Banker's advice favors permanent retention of checks related to income taxes, drug and medical payments, donations. Other records depend on personal preference and storage space.
For information on teaching roles with Job Corps contact Stephen G. Petlitz Chief of the Job Corps Section in Raleigh or Miss Mary Sparger Guilford County Jobs Corps Counselor. Write Petlitz at State Dept of Public Welfare Box 2599 Raleigh NC 27602 to express interest and qualifications.
The reader is warned that sun spots are eye damage from staring at the sun and can cause blindness. The “giant star” sighted yearly is likely a planet seen from Earth, not an actual star.
The writer seeks North Carolina protection for a health policy after discharge. They ask if the insurer is licensed in NC and what remedies exist, noting overdue bills and suggesting contacting the Commissioner of Insurance Edwin Lanier in Raleigh for guidance. They warn to consider paying then seeking reimbursement.
A teacher advises students to catch their own bugs in nature for a term project to learn resourcefulness. If still interested in buying bugs later, the school will help locate a source.
James Earl Ray pled guilty to the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis Tennessee and received a 99 year sentence in the state penitentiary. The judge stated the 99 year term after the guilty plea and jury setting.
President Nixon resting at his Florida retreat as aides discuss a possible deployment of a thin antiballistic missile shield. A decision on ABM timing was not expected until Tuesday or Wednesday. Nixon's Florida visit also included contact with staffers and ally Rebozo while officials prepared an administration announcement on an assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs.
Apollo 9 astronauts faced possible splashdown changes due to a storm front off Bermuda. Commander James McDivitt and colleagues reviewed forecasts and noted winds near 30 knots and six to eight foot seas, with options to adjust retro rocket timing to hit calmer waters.
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that criminal defendants may inspect government transcripts and logs of conversations obtained by federal bugging, including national security records, to challenge illegal eavesdropping. The decision, written by Justice White, opponents argued the hearing should be judge‑led.
William Buck Jones, 61, freed after eight days trapped in a Utah mountain mine. Rescuers tunneled 25 feet of rock to his 5 by 5 foot cubicle and transported him 44 miles by tunnel to the surface where a Salt Lake City hospital treated him.
Extra police and highway patrolmen guarded the University of North Carolina campus after rumors of a disruption at Le noir Hall. About 200 supporters marched while the cafeteria operated with 12 to 25 pickets outside. Deans and department chairs urged militant strikers to renounce disruption and support swift, just solutions.
Charlotte AP Jean A Benoy head of the North Carolina Consumer Protection Division says an inquiry is begun into price fixing by suppliers to state agencies. Complaints cite uniform bidding among dairies for school lunch milk and suspicious bread bids. An asphalt supplier probe is under way with potential court action if evidence supports it.
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