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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to contact Action Line for questions or problems. It notes responses cannot be guaranteed due to high volume, but every request is considered.
A reader laments unruly minibike use in a three-street development. From six years old riders to unlicensed drivers, noise and trespass disturb residents. The letter urges stronger enforcement and possible sheriff action rather than multiple warrants to curb the problem.
A reader asks about what a boy with venereal disease can do and if a clinic exists in High Point. The answer notes the Guilford County Health Department at 936 Montlieu Avenue runs a VD clinic every Wednesday at 1 p.m.
A cat sneaks indoors and soils a carpet leaving a strong odor. Readers suggest immediate cleaning with warm water and neutral detergent, then a vinegar rinse to neutralize odor. if needed use pet odor sprays, and open windows for ventilation during the upcoming party.
Washington lobbyists wield campaign money as a powerful tool in shaping policy. ITT and American Trucking Association figures surface in a Senate inquiry into possible connections between donations and a Justice Department decision. lawmakers debate where influence ends and bribery begins, while many lobbyists are seen as honest advocates.
President Nixon will address the nation at 10 p.m. to outline recommendations on the school bussing issue. A formal message with details will be sent to Congress Friday after talks at Camp David with domestic advisers. The Florida primary did not influence the decision.
Washington AP ITT president Geneen promised to give the Senate Judiciary Committee a list of files destroyed in ITT Washington two weeks ago. Lobbyist Dita Beard said her Washington files were shredded by ITT security after a memorandum allegedly by Mrs Beard surfaced delaying the confirmation of Atty Gen desig nate Kleindienst. Anderson provided a copy of a statement by Sen Cook accusing the columnist’s secretary and Mrs Beard of heavy drinking. A six member subcommittee will interrogate Mrs Beard in Denver, headed by Sen Hart with senators Kennedy Tunney McC Mathias Gurney.
North Carolina, Dry forces hailed a state Supreme Court ruling that voids Mecklenburg County liquor by the drink law. The decision strikes down the local act as unconstitutional, delaying any statewide change until the legislature acts.
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds Wake County ruling that 18 year old Katherine Hall a Meredith College freshman from Tarboro is entitled to vote in Raleigh by establishing residence there. The ruling clarifies that student voting depends on domicile facts and local rules applied to each case.
President Nixon plans a May 22 departure for Moscow for about a week of talks with Soviet leaders. The White House says the trip aims to promote world peace and a diplomacy of negotiation over confrontation, with a possible early departure for a rest stop due to the eight hour time difference.
Southern governors and senators say Alabama Governor George C. Wallace could be a pivotal ally for Democrats in defeating Richard Nixon. They argue the party may need to bend on issues to win the South, with Wallace emerging as a national candidate after winning the Florida primary. Several leaders see him as a potential kingmaker at the Miami Beach convention and a force on tax reform and anti busing concerns.
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