Resident complains about Jackson Lake Road junkyard activity
Mrs. C and neighbors petition to stop a car disassembly site on Industrial 6 land. The owner began placing old cars before proper platting and screening, triggering action from health, city attorney, and inspections. Authorities demand immediate compliance with codes and a warrant risk if violations continue.
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Q. 1
Jackson Lake
C. A
Health Department
Library welcomes donations of good books for use
Neal Austin, librarian at the High Point Public Library, invites donations of quality books. Each title is assessed by the library’s usual new-book standards, and any that don’t meet criteria may be declined with guidance to other organizations that can use them.
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Neal Austin
High Point Public Library
Voting rules in primaries and general election
The voter may participate in primaries only for candidates of their registered party and nonpartisan offices, plus bond issues. In the general election, the voter may choose candidates from any party. No party affiliation change needed for general election voting.
Raleigh Highway Commissioner listed with address
The query provides M. B. A. D. McLauchlin Faircloth as Chairman and requests the Highway Commission address in Raleigh NC 27602. It also notes a reader inquiry about liability for lost Master Charge cards and other readers questions on local topics.
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Raleigh
N. C
M. B. A. D. McLauchlin Faircloth
North Carolina Highway Commission
Fall of Quang Tri Marked Hanoi Offensive High Point
SAIGON AP news reports South Vietnam lost its first provincial capital as Quang Tri fell to North Vietnamese after five days of intense fighting. Four divisions breached defenses, abandoning the city and nearby de militarized zone area, signaling a major victory in Hanoi's 38 day campaign. The fall gave North Vietnam control of critical population centers and rice crops in the region.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
da Nang
U.S
Kontum
Quang Tri
Hue
Highway 1
Thomas Bowen
Demilitarized Zone
Hai van Pass
Quang Tri City
Nixon Says U S Will Not Return to Vietnam War
President Nixon told a blue-ribbon Texas crowd at Connallys ranch that no ground troops will be committed again to Vietnam. He warned Hanoi of great risk from its current offensive and said bombing missions would target military sites only. He cited South Vietnamese defenses under Gen Abrams as capable with continued U S air and naval support.
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Floresville
Tex
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Treasury
John B. Connally
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
U. S
Creighton W. Abrams
Saigon
United States
Picosa Ranch
Connally
Wage And Price Curbs Lifted From Small Businesses
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council exempted millions of small businesses and units with 60 or fewer employees from wage and price controls. The move excludes health and construction sectors and rent controls, seeks less red tape, and expands scrutiny on remaining firms.
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Training Schools in NC Dubbed Dumping Grounds by Bar Group
A North Carolina Bar Association report calls state training schools dumping grounds and says about half of juveniles there should not have been placed. It urges smaller community facilities, rehabilitation over custody, and condemns placing children under 10 in training schools and racial assignment of students.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bar Association
Bar
Bob Scott
Chinery
Kissinger’s Life Spent Near Nations At War
Washington profile of Henry A. Kissinger portrays him as a constant figure in policy during Vietnam crisis. The piece notes his role as Nixon’s national security adviser, his influence on foreign policy, and the pace of his day involving crisis meetings, Cabinet talks, and calls as decisions shape plans for Moscow.
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Nixon
Kissinger
Washington
Vietnam
National Security Council
Moscow
Henry Albert Kissinger
Campaign swing colors Ohio in last day before Tuesday vote
Amid hopefuls McGovern and Humphrey court Ohio's major cities for the last day of campaigning with 153 Democratic delegates at stake. Humphrey roams the industrial north while McGovern covers the same spots plus Cincinnati and Dayton. In Indiana Wallace tops the GOP scene as Nixon eyes a clean sweep in several states.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Ohio
McGovern
Humphrey
Toledo
Canton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
District of Columbia
Ixon
Nixon
Sanford Moves To N C Courthouses
Terry Sanford shifts his campaign to North Carolina courthouses using local officials to mobilize rural counties for the May 6 primary. He stops in Gastonia Lincolnton Hickory Salisbury and Morganton while promoting “Creative federalism” and involving local people in housing programs.
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Terry Sanford
Duke University
Carolina
Sanford
George Wallace
Duke
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Edward Kennedy
Robert
Kennedy
Piedmont
Gastonia
Lincolnton
Hickory
Salisbury
Morganton
George Romney
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