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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1972
Page
1
Readers are invited to write or call Action Line in care of The Enterprise. The column notes requests are considered despite high volume and acknowledges that not every inquiry can be answered or acknowledged.
A daughter should be seven or in the second grade. Archdale Trinity leaders are Mrs John Linton 431-6356 for Allen Jay and Mrs Prentice Johnson 431-6342 for Archdale Trinity proper. The Tarheel Triad Council office in Colfax answers questions or you may write to avoid toll charges.
Resident asks city to address ongoing trash piling on the curb near the first house on the left as wind scatters papers. Public Works Director Wills reports ditches cleaned and piles removed after sanitation contact.
The dog tag can be obtained at the city collector's office located in City Hall, with the process likely requiring standard local tax or permit procedures.
Readers ask for actors addresses and phone numbers for Lee Majors David Cassidy and others plus show contact routes. The public note states stars do not share numbers and provides ABC headquarters as contact point for letters. Amsco Marine is listed as a local Sea Snark dealer.
The shelter is on Red Road in High Point and can be reached at 883-6530 under Guilford County numbers.
Thomasville City Manager Kyle Williams says city employees may drive vehicles home only for emergency operations after hours and not for personal use. He requests complaints about any specific improper use be directed to his office.
Anon answers a dog obedience query noting the H. P. Jamestown Dog Obedience Club will publish an Aug 1 ad announcing the September beginners class. Dogs must be at least eight months old to enroll.
South Vietnamese forces with U.S. helicopters launched a counteroffensive in Quang Tri Province recapturing ground from North Vietnamese forces near the DMZ. In Kontum and Hue regions, government troops repelled a tank assault and advanced toward An Loc as North Vietnamese pressure persisted.
Antiwar demonstrations in about a dozen cities and college towns aimed at pressuring lawmakers to cut Vietnam war funding. The day featured peaceful rallies in New York Boston Washington Chicago and San Francisco with over 1000 participants on Capitol steps in D C where Rep Abner Mikva urged ending the war.
Chapel Hill UNC trustees abolish the 130 year old tradition of presenting bikes with diplomas citing constitutional concerns about separation of church and state. Bible gifts funded by student fees have been handed out since 1842 along with the diplomas.
Secretary of State Rogers said preparations for Nixon's May 22 to 29 visit to the Soviet Union are on track and the Soviets show no negative signs. He noted no immediate prospects for a resumption of Paris talks, while U.S.-Soviet negotiations on SALT and maritime trade progress, with a Moscow announcement possible.
A seven story Sennichi Department Store fire in Osaka on Saturday night killed 118 and injured more than 40. Most victims were in the top floor cabaret and many escaped by the roof. authorities fear the toll may rise as rubble is searched. Dozens of fire engines fought the blaze for hours as emergency chutes failed and smoke and heat trapped panicked patrons.
John Ehrlichman, Nixon's Domestic Council head, said on Saturday that if reelected the President would seek major simplification of individual and corporate tax structures next year. He attacked Democratic candidates for platitudinous tax reform and claimed Nixon has been the taxpayer's friend.
President Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills agreed over breakfast at the White House that no tax reform legislation would be pushed in Congress this election year. Ehrlichman described the briefing as embarrassing for release and noted the Treasury chart showing $11.2 billion annual income tax cuts under the 1969 act.
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