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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

22 Mar 1972

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1972

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2

Profit taking dampens stock prices amid modest losses

The noon Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 2.11 to 931.89 as profit taking from Tuesday's declines persisted. Airline and building materials shares rose while mail order and retail groups fell. Gulf Oil led most active lists, down 14 to 25 1/8 amid a cautious trading session with many institutions on the sidelines.

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Speech Students Aid Blind With News Digest

Speech students at Utah State University record local news events on tapes for fifty blind residents in Cache Valley. They source the material from a local newspaper and mail the tapes weekly under the project name Cache Valley Digest, covering marriages council meetings entertainment and editor letters.

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Devaluation Bill Clears House Sends to Nixon

The House approved a bill to devalue the dollar by 7.89 percent by raising the gold price from 35 to 38 dollars per ounce. The measure, backed by Nixon, formalizes steps already taken with international partners and fulfills Smithsonian conference commitments. The House rejected repeal of the private gold ownership ban.

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New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Report

Market snapshot shows the New York Exchange index at noon with the overall index unchanged and sector notes indicating transportation and utilities activity. printf-like figures appear fragmented but imply steady trading and little change for the session.

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Chinese Pandas To Get Names Ping And Pong

Sen Frank E Moss suggests the names Ping and Pong for Chinese pandas sent to the United States as a symbol of diplomacy dating from table tennis. The idea came from Mrs H G Denkers of Ogden and has been presented to the White House.

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Welfare rolls grow as aid totals drop in November

Welfare statistics show 117000 people joined relief rolls in November while total cash and services fell by 19 million from October. AH EW reports 14.6 million recipients received 1.5 billion dollars. AFDC added 94000 recipients to over 10.5 million nationwide. Michigan led with 16400 new AFDC entries, followed by Pennsylvania 13300, Illinois 11800, and Texas 8100.

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Muskie shifts strategy to focus on key primaries

Senator Muskie says 37 to 40 percent favor a Democratic choice on major issues. He criticizes the Florida results as fragmented and notes Alabama's Wallace victory. He will skip the Maryland primary May 16 to focus on Michigan, while Illinois nominating contests influence George Walker and Daley allies amid cross over voting in the Democratic race.

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McCarthy Muskie Florida Alabama George C. Wallace New Hampshire New England Maine Maryland Michigan Illinois Daniel J. Walker Paul Simon Daley Richard B. Ogilvie Edward V. Hanrahan Roman C. Pucinski Charles H. Percy Pucinski W. Dakin Williams Collinsville Percy Nixon Chicago Walker Champaign County University of Illinois
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Man's Money Loss Outlined In Modern Trickery

A sharp observation notes that deception and high prices tempt many, showing how easily people part with cash in today’s marketplace without being foolish.

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The Key to Managing Children

A focus on understanding children as the core step in effective child management. The statement emphasizes insight into child behavior as the essential phase for guiding development and discipline.

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Reid Leaves GOP for Democratic Party

Rep. Ogden Reid, a 10 year Republican congressman from Westchester County, announces he will switch to the Democratic Party and seek re election in New York 24th District. He cites greater responsiveness to people and openness to debate as reasons.

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Chances Dim For Early Congress Busing Action

Washington AP reports Nixon antibusing proposals are fading in priority. House and Senate negotiators face hearings and floor fights as opposition grows from civil rights groups and some lawmakers. Meany condemns the moratorium while Mitchell warns against the plan’s political effects and NAACP support shifts. Southern lawmakers demand current busing be halted as a condition of any moratorium.

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Furniture Haulers On Strike

Fifty to seventy five members of Hennis Freight Lines furniture division walked out in a contract dispute in Winston Salem. President M. C. Benton says the strike affects about two percent of the workforce and hopes for a quick settlement with wages the main issue. Teamsters represent furniture workers who have been without a contract for two years.

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Inflation Dream Touts Income Gain While Prices Pause

A satirical note imagines inflation helping incomes while other prices remain fixed, highlighting the oddity of a wage rise without broader cost of living increases. The piece uses a tongue in cheek tone to question economic assumptions.

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Self-Discipline for Foot and Tongue Control

A brief aphorism urges restraint in actions and speech to steer clear of bad company and risky situations. It emphasizes personal restraint as guard against temptation and harm.

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Walker defies party grip in Chicago area primary battle

In a high turnout Democratic primary, Walker, ex Montgomery Ward counsel who called 1968 riots a police riot, surged in Chicago suburbs with a 63 percent edge amid cross over votes for Hanrahan and Moore. Independent voters and Stevenson backed Simon, signaling rising antiestablishment sentiment. Final vote neared 1.4 million, a record.

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Legal view on marijuana use and social interest

The document discusses marijuana's long term effects and transient social appeal as a youthful defiance symbol. It argues society should discourage use while focusing on prevention and treatment for heavy and very heavy consumption.

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