Responding to Homosexuality and Tree Root Question in The Enterprise
A reader asks if homosexuality is a disease and the paper cites a psychiatrist view favoring acceptance over coercion. It compares social fear to past untouchables and urges compassion and understanding while inviting anonymous input on Gay Lib News. A second reader sought how to kill a large tree root. advice suggests a stump rot chemical from garden centers or hiring a tree service to remove it.
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High Point Enterprise
Q. You
U. S
Why Emma Blair School Is Demolished
The Emma Blair School building was too far deteriorated to renovate. When such property is no longer needed it is sold by public bids and the funds go to other school needs.
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Emma Blair
High Point
Truth or Consequencies producer address and court employment notice
Write to Metromedia Producers Corp. at 485 Lexington Avenue New York NY 10017. The Juvenile Court seeks part time work for fourteen and fifteen year olds. call 882 2591 extension 54 Aubrey L. Strother Court Counselor.
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Bob Barker
Metromedia Producers Corp
Lexington Avenue
New York
N. Y
Juvenile Court
Aubrey L. Strother
Six Rail Bridges Destroyed in North Vietnam Assault
U S fighter bombers damaged six bridges on the northwest North Vietnam railway to China and hit the Hanoi transformer station, officials said. Ground fighting continued near My Chanh river and An Loc as Viet Cong seized part of Dat Do, with 107 NVA killed and 14 tanks destroyed. six ARVN troops died and 35 wounded.
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U.S
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
My Chanh
An Loc
Mekong
Dat Do
U.S. Command
Northwest
Air Force
Tonkin Gulf
Providence
Mekong Delta
Phuoc Tuy
Vung Tau
My Chanh River
Nixon and Brezhnev Reach Health and Pollution Accord
At Moscow summit Nixon and Brezhnev announce first formal agreements for joint health research targeting cancer and heart disease and for cooperation to clean up the global environment. The talks occur in an atmosphere shaped by Vietnam, with additional discussions of world peace and arms issues. Nixon and Podgorny later host a Kremlin dinner emphasizing cooperation and restrained rhetoric on Vietnam.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Leonid M. Zamyatin
Brezhnev
Zamyatin
Catherine Hall
Grand
Kremlin Palace
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Podgorny
Kremlin
U.S
Hanoi
U S widens bombing targets in North Vietnam
The Pentagon signaled a broader bombing campaign targeting North Vietnam's industrial facilities and power plants. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim said attacks will expand beyond depots and transport links as U S bombers strike key industrial sites while minefields near seven ports remain active and lethal.
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Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
South Vietnam
Jerry
W. Friedheim
Hanoi
Friedheim
United States
Nixon policy sparks lines in Hanoi leadership split
White House briefing notes rising tensions in Hanoi as moderates clash with hardliners. Officials cite sky high prices, black market growth, and heavy North Vietnamese casualties since the South invasion and U.S. bombing. Cease fire prospects remain uncertain amid deteriorating homefront conditions.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
North
Hanoi
White House
New York Times
Anthony Lewis
the Times
Alexander M. Haig Jr
National Security Council
Lewis
Ameri
North Vietnam
Labor Leader Hobby Backs Taylor In North Carolina Governor Runoff
Raleigh. Lt Gov Pat Taylor wins AFL-CIO endorsement as Labor Leader Wilbur Hobby and Dr Reginald Hawkins pledge support. Bowles led May 6 primary, but endorsements cite wage, industry, and tax reform aims. Hobby accuses Bowles of ignoring union concerns while Taylor gains labor backing.
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Taylor
Hobby
Hawkins
Bowles
Afl-Cio
Skipper Bowles
Afl-Cio Committee On
Revenue Sharing Backers Win Major Test
The House Rules Committee approved an 8 to 7 vote for a $5.3 billion revenue sharing bill intended to fund state and local government expenses. The measure would be open to no amendments and shielded from challenges to procedural violations, setting up a likely floor fight and roll call on Wednesday.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
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