Action Line Advice Service Details from The Enterprise
The Enterprise explains its Action Line offers help to readers with questions or problems. It notes high volume limits acknowledgments and responses, but all requests are considered.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1972
Page
1
The Enterprise explains its Action Line offers help to readers with questions or problems. It notes high volume limits acknowledgments and responses, but all requests are considered.
A reader asks why High Point court orders are not enforced after a November bicycle case. The adviser explains orders must be carried out unless the judge amends them and suggests visiting the court or calling to check on the delay. The response notes lack of names prevents verification.
The rule states no license fee before four months. After July first, annual fees apply: $1 for male or spayed female dogs and $2 for unspayed females. If not paid by August first, the fee increases by 50 percent.
A reader asks for a High Point spray painting service for refrigerators. An adviser suggests choosing the right paint, covering surfaces with drop cloths, and masking chrome or trim. The piece notes no shop offers full spray service, but self painting reportedly yields satisfactory results with care.
Sage plants live four to five years so replant yearly. Hold new cuttings until plants reach eight inches, harvest shoots just before flowering for drying, and use fall pruning to eight inches to spur spring growth. Fresh leaves can be cut anytime. root cuttings over winter for spring planting.
The reader asks where to find tires sized 28 x 1 1/4 or 28 inch tires. Dealers say this size is no longer made, though Bicycle Toy & Hobby Sales claims to have some stock. A Velocipede remark suggests older equipment may use the size.
A fast moving spring snowstorm hit North Carolina over the weekend with Asheville reporting about five inches and higher elevations more. Officials warned travelers to chains or snow tires in the mountains as a seven car pileup occurred on a slick bridge. The system also spread to Georgia and eastern South Carolina with forecasts turning milder by Sunday.
South Vietnamese troops pushed deeper into eastern Cambodia uncovering enemy supply dumps and seizing rice gasoline and two trucks. U S B52 bombers supported the push while shelling hit Tay Ninh near Cao Dai cathedral with no casualties.
North Carolina election officials including Alex Brock say counties sell voter registration lists to mail firms, prompting complaints about pornographic materials. The Board of Elections plans to seek legislative regulation while noting uneven impact across counties and no statewide list.
Radios report a military coup ousting President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez of El Salvador with troops at San Carlos barracks. Napoleon Duarte named to form a triumvirate. regional sources say communications cut, borders closed, and flights canceled as Medrano leads the action.
In Northern Ireland, Catholic groups back British reforms and urge a cease-fire from the IRA as William Whitelaw arrives to govern under direct rule. While IRA factions reject peace, some members hint at a truce, and violence persists with a Belfast youth killed and attacks on security forces.
The Nixon administration views Hanoi as likely to stall the Paris peace talks until Washington shows how far it will withdraw. Officials tie the pace of a settlement to the 1972 election and the administration’s Vietnam withdrawal strategy, indicating the issue will shape campaign dynamics.
Under Vietnamization, Saigon hopes to carry on and avoid a 1973 peace deal. Some doubt any settlement until later as North Vietnam presses for a takeover and the South defends itself. Nixon plans suspending Paris sessions unless the Communists bargain seriously to avoid deadlock.
California Assembly member Carlos Bee of Hayward proposes a bill to allow deductible veterinary bills from state income tax, matching treatment given to human medical expenses. The measure aims to ease costs for pet care and reflect medical expense relief.
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