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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line in care of The Enterprise. While every request is considered the high volume prevents individual acknowledgment or answers for all, and some may not receive a reply.
The YMCA swim instructor is currently booked. The YWCA offers an eight week lifesaving course starting the week of April 17 for both junior and senior levels. Classes run Wednesday evenings at 7 30.
The owner has been granted time to secure a permit and begin work by April 15 after a fire over a year ago. The Humane Society found the dog tethered on the porch and has removed it. Inspectors could not verify trash complaints without precise addresses and urge callers to provide exact house numbers.
A Realtor notes some owners restrict families to two children in four room or two bedroom homes. Scarcity of larger rentals means not only the children count but overall availability drives housing difficulty.
Resident asks the paper to publish affordable psychiatric help options. Mentioned are a High Point clinic and Asheboro contacts, including Dr. Ann Suggs and Randolph Mental Health Society in Asheboro as potential resources.
Readers ask about stamp values and misprints. A local collector invites interested people to join a Piedmont area stamp club via P O Box 5466 High Point NC 27262. age info requested to assess transport needs. Bandage donations thanked for ankle and leg use.
A Belfast blast wrecked Wellington Street near City Hall killing Maj. Bernard Calladene, a 39-year-old bomb disposal expert. Police blamed the IRA. a car bomb was stolen in Lower Falls. In Londonderry, Iv an Cooper, Protestant leader, survived a bomb attack on his car. No casualties in a separate Belfast truck blast.
Major food chains after a two hour session with Treasury Secretary Connally and others forecast meat price declines in the next 140 days due to market forces not government action. chain heads including William Mitchell of Safeway urged weekly price reports to the government as prices are pulled down by falling carcass beef costs and competition.
In Niksar Turkey ten extremists and three hostages including Canadian John Stewart Law British Gordon Banner and Charles Turner died when ammunition exploded in a mountain village house where troops had surrounded them A government official said the cause was unknown The lawyer sent to persuade surrender was fatally hurt The group linked to the Turkish People’s Liberation Army had seized the men hours earlier in a high profile kidnapping tied to regional turmoil
Six people died and 11 were injured when a chain reaction of explosions and fire struck the Interstate Pyrotechnics Corp. plant in Bridgewater Massachusetts. Deputy Chief Arthur Joyce reported six bodies found amid rubble, with one powder magazine building remaining of the six to ten structures at the site.
Amtrak and the Transportation Department push a high speed Turbo Train through Rep. Harley Staggers district at half speed for eight hours to Parkersburg West Virginia. The run tests engineering on curves and grades while boosting patronage on a weakly used Washington to Parkersburg route.
Gabriel Heatter, famed wartime radio newscaster known for his opening line there is good news tonight, died at 82 in Miami after a five year illness. Heatter retired from national broadcasts in 1961 and suffered a stroke five years earlier.
Sen Edmund Muskie presses a issues tour in Wisconsin focusing on concrete proposals. He cites plans to shift 10 billion dollars in Social Security taxes, close tax loopholes, aid the elderly with housing, fund schools, and curb large corporate expansion while warning that Wallace could erode his support.
North Vietnamese forces launched coordinated attacks on eight South Vietnamese bases in the northern quarter. An enemy surface to air missile shot down a U S gunship, with 14 crewmen missing. Ground assaults hit Fire Bases Holcomb Sarge Nui Ba Ho Alpha 2 Charlie 1 Charlie 2 Camp Carroll and Dong Ha near the DMZ. Soldiers retreated to safer positions as fighting intensified across Quang Tri Province.
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