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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1970
Page
4
First Lady Pat Nixon tour of college towns drew mixed reactions from politicians who wanted political gain. She engaged with students and volunteers, noting protesters' idealism while remaining outside party battles. The trip highlighted campus activism and aims to bridge education with national service.
Asa S. Knowles of Northeastern University in Boston says the student rebellion on college campuses might prove healthy or could destroy institutions. He compares the situation to army draftee phrases, noting either outcome leaves you with nothing to worry about.
The rise of mobile home parks expands along highways with high fixed costs and limited mobility. Projected sales reach 475000 units in 1970 and 1 million by 1975, while zoning shortages create parking crunches and costly sites. Financing shifts under the 1969 Housing Act to insured loans up to 10000 for 12 years.
A House subcommittee led by Rep Fountain exposes thousands used as human guinea pigs in unapproved testing. The 100 page confidential study warns the FDA lacks resources to review investigational drugs promptly, letting testing proceed before safety assessments, echoing thalidomide era abuses.
The Fountain study warns both countries fail to protect the public after drug approval, noting rare adverse reactions may go undetected in small trials. It contrasts Britain’s oversight with American practices and criticizes US doctors and the AMA Journal for weak reporting and marketing pressures. It also recounts Sam Ervin’s Senate stance and includes a pollution panel anecdote and a nostalgic list from Hall’s Cheer magazine.
A Vietnam soldier asks his mother in law to print a full page in The Enterprise with a personal anniversary note for his wife Terrena. The plan is declined, and the paper explains the attempt and includes related local notices, editorials, and community snippets.
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