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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
1
Readers are invited to contact Action Line at The Enterprise for questions or help. The newspaper notes that while every request is considered, high volume prevents replies or acknowledgments to all inquiries.
The answer explains that employers with five or more workers must carry workers compensation. Benefits may include a portion of wages. The person should contact their company’s personnel director for details about eligibility and benefits.
Frozen ground pork can be kept one to three months. Other fresh pork should be stored three to six months at 0 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.
Building Superintendent Bi Myers explains the interior passage between the city lot and South Main is unlocked 8 30 a m and closed 6 30 p m on weekdays and shut on weekends. The walkway will close during demolition of the building after the furniture market and become an open-air path.
For fund raising at home, you do not require a business license. You must obtain a permit from the city clerk. You should also have authorization from the church showing proceeds go to the church project.
The friend’s husband was killed and she receives Workmen's Compensation. Re remarriage may affect benefits depending on policy terms. She should contact the General Adjustment Bureau in Greensboro to get a facts based answer after reviewing her case details.
The letter notes Roy Rogers is not dead and still rides horses though occasionally falls. It confirms he remains active with public appearances and performances.
In Oakview, a resident reports wrecked cars across the street. Chief Building Inspector Freeman Hill states owners were notified March 15 to remove them by April 15 and additional junk car issues were found farther down the road with notices issued.
A reader asks the studio behind the film Ben Hur released by MGM. Another asks about pool table recovery costs and offers free estimates. A caseworker seeks refrigerator and oil circulator aid from Social Services, with contact numbers for assistance.
Thousands of Protestant workers walked out across Ulster paralyzing Belfast and other towns in a protest against Britain’s takeover of Northern Ireland’s government. Factories and banks closed, trains stopped, and flights were canceled as 29 000 protesters gathered outside Belfast City Hall.
In a Supreme Court hearing the Justice Department said Army civilian surveillance, begun in 1965, was overreaching but did not violate the Constitution or federal law. Sen. Sam Ervin challenged the stance, arguing the program violated the Constitution and an 1878 statute. The case, brought by Arlo Tatum and others, claims Army data banks and surveillance chilled speech and associations.
Opening statements start in San Jose as prosecutors seek to prove Angela Davis bought guns and aided a 1970 Marin County shootout that killed a judge, two convicts, and a black youth. Davis, 28, denies presence at the scene and motives remain disputed regarding the Soledad Brothers case.
Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman announced a nationwide nationalization of jute textile and sugar mills, domestic banks, and insurance firms as Bangladesh moves to rebuild the economy after independence. Foreign banks and insurers are excluded. A new constitution based on nationalism democracy secularism and socialism is being drafted. Rahman seeks nonalignment and friendly ties with India.
Lobbyist Dita Beard linked the White House to ITT amid Senate hearings before collapsing from chest pains. She testified she wrote a memo after a White House call questioned ITT's 600000 dollar pledge to Nixon campaign or RNC. Anderson column claimed ITT backed a San Diego antitrust settlement with a 400000 dollar guarantee.
The Supreme Court sustains a federal ban on cigarette advertising on radio and TV. NAB and six broadcasters lost their appeals 7 to 2 and 6 to 2 respectively, justices Brennan and Powell dissented in parts. Other actions included school hair length appeals and wage claims issues.
The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969 became law with President Nixon signing on April 1 1970. Beginning January 2 1971 cigarette advertising was removed from radio and TV, while print media remained allowed to publish such ads. The NAB argued Congress lacked evidence that advertising induced smoking and questioned media scope. The Justice Department noted broader ban was possible but legislative reform need not go further.
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