07 May 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
1
The State Highway Patrol says a ticket for not having a plastic photo license is not a violation. The 305 likely directs repairs or license renewal, with the new sealed plastic license becoming mandatory in 1971, marking year four of the program.
In a science discussion on king snakes and rat populations in High Point, Miss Lomax proposed releasing many snakes to reduce rats. The class notes the public fears snakes may prevent the plan from lasting long enough to help.
In postal practice a paper boy should deliver to the porch. Postal laws do not permit unmailed newspapers or any item to be placed in mailboxes.
The Constitution sets no requirements for judges but requires appointment by the President with Senate consent. In practice justices have legal training and experience, often as judges, lawyers, or government officials, and they serve for life or during good behavior with protected salaries to ensure independence.
Mrs. L. S. A. can hear Kathryn Kuhlman every weekday at 9 p.m. on WWVA AM Wheeling West Virginia. Sunday 9:30 p.m. on the same station between 90 and 110 on the dial. She also appears on Channel 8 TV Sunday mornings at 9:30.
A reader suggests soaking wild boar overnight in vinegar to reduce its strong wild taste. The tip implies marinating before cooking to mellow gamey flavors.
The state values S and H stamp books at 3 dollars each, so tax is 9 cents per book regardless of item value. A buyer may redeem a $5 item for one book or a $2.50 item for one, but tax stays 9 cents per book. Other stamp books may have different values.
The Lakeside Amusement Park is well advertised along the highway corridor between Roanoke and Salem in Virginia. The exact street address is not specified in the provided text.
Pinch back the begonia firmly to the point you can endure. The plant will respond with new growth and form a bushier shape from the pinched location.
Arab guerrillas crossed from Lebanon into Israel for three attacks on Wednesday night, ambushing an Israeli patrol and shelling settlements. Four Israelis and four guerrillas died, with a second deep infiltration near Ahihud 13 miles from the frontier. Israeli forces and helicopters searched the area as they reported a major cross border escalation.
U S Navy boats plan a Mekong River assault to open a 60 mile stretch to Phnom Penh with 40 U S boats and 60 South Vietnamese craft. The operation aims to reach Phnom Penh with mixed crews while air cover is arranged and US Congress approval debates continue.
In a dramatic session the House defeated efforts to bar U S combat troops in Cambodia. An amendment backed by Rep Findley was approved then killed 171 to 144 and 221 to 32 respectively, as rivers urged no action while protesters jeered. Violence and unrest echoed nationwide as Kent State tensions rise and governors order measures. Senators Mansfield and Scott seek a presidential commission on the Kent State killings.
Rage and sorrow sweep North Carolina campuses as students plan to block UNC Chapel Hill entrances while attending rallies at Bennett Elon Greensboro Guilford High Point and UNCG. Duke calls for a second day of class boycotts amid peaceful protests and leaders urge nonviolence.
National Guardsmen sent to four large universities after the Kent State shootings were ordered to keep rifles unloaded. At Kentucky they carried live ammo but were told not to load, while Wisconsin saw barricades and fires as students were routed by tear gas.
More than 80 colleges and universities closed amid antiwar protests after four Kent killings. National Guardsmen faced minor incidents in Kentucky Illinois and Wisconsin where unrest flared at Madison and Syracuse Missouri saw effigies burned. California ordered a four day statewide shutdown affecting 28 campuses and two year colleges while Ohio and Pennsylvania also closed campuses under state pressure.
Brunswick County leaders pressed for Bald Head Island development claiming it would create hundreds of jobs and boost the tax base. Spokesman W A Creech said the project could raise the island’s tax yield from 3500 to about 90000 annually, despite Gov. Bob Scott’s push to conserve the site.
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