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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
1
Question addressed by The Enterprise Action Line notes longer lines at the post office. Postmaster Ivan Crissman explains adjustments due to new layout and schedule changes, aimed at restoring prompt efficient service.
Box Office Grand Ole Opry Opry Place Nashville Tennessee 37219 is the ticket request address for tickets to the Grand Ole Opry in Tennessee.
A Greensboro based adoption unit advises on foreign adoptions including Japan. The department handles out of state or foreign cases and can guide on procedures and potential problems before bringing a child back to the United States.
Mrs. R. W. A. Margarett's Alterations and Dressmaking at 337 S. Main has begun making buttonholes by both hand and machine to serve the public. Singer and Glenn's no longer provide this service.
A 43-year-old single person faces near impossibility adopting a 17-year-old with neglect and no father. For the boy, contact Guilford County DSS about neglect concerns and ask for Mr. Sawyer. If warranted, the child may be placed with relatives or in a licensed foster home.
The anonymous inquirer asks for the qualifications and address of someone attempting undercover work in North Carolina. The reply notes the person refused to disclose his name, and the responder also chose not to reveal theirs.
The Jackson Five are associated with International Management Corporation. The address given is 2457 Woodward Avenue Detroit Michigan 48201.
Local readers note two riding options: Sedgefield Stables at 3701 Groometown Road offers lessons and rentals, and Random Acres Riding Stable charges $4 per hour to rent horses and $5 per hour for lessons. Directions to Random Acres are given with landmarks and a contact, Bill Trull. Davidson County Community College offers horsemanship courses.
The February Consumer Price Index rose five tenths of a percent led by a 1.9 percent jump in grocery prices the largest in 14 years. Average weekly earnings rose to 130.27 while purchasing power fell 24 cents. Transportation prices fell and meat, fruits, vegetables and dairy led food gains amid Phase 2 controls and wage talks.
The United States and South Vietnam canceled next week's session of the Vietnam peace talks and demanded a signal of serious willingness to discuss from the Communist side. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong rejected the condition, signaling a potential conference breakup unless positions change. Porter urged meaningful exchanges, while a North Vietnamese spokesman condemned it as an ultimatum and the Viet Cong echoed rejection.
Raleigh report details SBI probe at Cherry Hospital with one specific allegation of neglect or unprofessional conduct by doctors. Board official cites disclosure to curb rumors and notes claims of criminal violations by employer and patients and inadequate maintenance procedures at the mental hospital.
Byrd reported four doctors resigned around the SBI probe as Gov. Scott ordered the dismissal of Cherry Hospital's top administrators. Criminal changes were filed against some employees amid efforts to ensure the hospital remains a vital Eastern North Carolina service. The Board of Mental Health defended Cherry Hospital as essential while promising a fuller report to counter rumors. The inquiry cited alleged doctor misconduct and lapses in patient care at Cherry.
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approves a $5.3 billion state city aid bill as a substitute for Nixon’s plan. It provides $1.8 billion yearly to states and $3.5 billion to cities for five years and allows potential merging of federal and state income taxes. The panel will revisit the measure April 11 before a full House vote next month.
President Nixon will announce late today how to fill the vacancy left by three AFL-CIO leaders resigning from the Pay Board and outline future board composition and procedures after talks with the Cost of Living Council. Meany and others accused Nixon of anti worker policies amid inflation fears.
The Senate passed the proposed constitutional amendment 84 to 8, clearing the way for ratification by state legislatures within seven years. Hawaii quickly ratified, with supporters predicting broader legal equality though debates focused on draft, combat roles, and child support.
The national commission urged ending prosecutions for private marijuana use while keeping penalties for growing or selling. Responses varied from support to condemnation, with Anslinger warning of national repercussions and Greenberg supporting restricted use like alcohol. The report prompted debate among students and officials alike.
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