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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
3
North Carolina will see variably cloudy skies with cooler temperatures after a weekend of near perfect weather. In High Point the forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with a low near 50 tonight and highs around 70 on Wednesday. The chance of precipitation remains zero through Wednesday as a low pressure system moves from Virginia into the Carolinas.
North Carolina sees rain ending early today with variable clouds and mild highs in the 70s. Tonight clears and cools with lows in the upper 40s to 50s. Wednesday brings fair cool conditions with mountains in the upper 60s and southeast in the mid 70s. South Carolina has variable clouds and milder conditions then clearing tonight. Wednesday remains mostly sunny and mild with highs upper 60s northwest to 70s elsewhere and lows mid 40s northwest to mid 50s along the coast.
Ronald Lapia drove with his English sheep dog in the back when a man asked if the dog bit. The man drew a pistol, forced them from the car, and drove away. Lapia, 30, said the dog is calm at home but not fierce.
Antiwar protests erupted on more than a dozen campuses after President Nixon ordered mining of North Vietnamese ports. Berkeley, New York, Oxford, Isla Vista, Goleta, Madison, and Yorba Linda saw clashes, blockades, and arrests as demonstrators voiced opposition to the plan.
The United States has notified the U N Security Council that it is mining North Vietnamese harbors under the inherent right of self defense. U S Ambassador George Bush, council president for May, sent a 500 word letter after President Nixon's speech. He asked the letter be circulated as a council document. The letter cites Nixon ordering additional measures in response to major North Vietnamese attacks.
Piedmont Natural Gas highlights burying 4 387 miles of lines underground to keep landscapes uncluttered and ensure uninterrupted supply. The campaign emphasizes aesthetics and dependability, framing lines as unseen energy delivery with sun as the visible energy source.
Senator Edward Kennedy said in a Boston Globe interview his sympathies lie with George McGovern but a preconvention endorsement would not necessarily help. He noted endorsement could create questions about his own race status and potential post convention influence.
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