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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
1
The column cites Section 20-128 on noise and smoke from vehicles and notes the ban on muffler cut-outs and emission standards after 1967. Traffic Captain Staley says pollution won’t vanish quickly. readers may report license numbers of violations to enforce the law and protect health.
A reader requests help locating a nonDenominational Bible study group called Navigators in town. She recently moved and hopes to join a group that meets to study God’s word at flexible times. The note mentions Youth Unlimited efforts and invites readers to contact 431-2114 for Christian fellowship on Sundays and Wednesdays.
For around iris, lilies, and peonies use any loose mulch material such as pine bark, corn cobs, tobacco stems, or peanut hulls. These mulches suppress weeds and retain soil moisture without harming the plants.
If you set up a stand in front of your house no permit is required. Pedl ers, canvassers, bake sales and rummage sales near stores or on sidewalks downtown must obtain a privilege license from the city collector at City Hall.
Adults pay 5.75 and children under 12 pay 4.75 at the gate, kids under 3 enter free. An all inclusive ticket covers admission plus rides shows and attractions. For the election question, if registered to vote and turning 18 by General Election, you could vote in the primary.
A dialogue notes Cloverdale School grounds are closed but may allow play if no damage or fighting occurs. The questioner asks about summer baseball and avoiding trouble. the response indicates permission to use the grounds only if no damage or fighting occurs.
The Agriculture Department reports the market basket cost for a typical family's food fell by 9 dollars in April. Farmers absorbed 3 dollars of the decline while middlemen accounted for 6 dollars. year over year costs rose 0.7 percent from last April.
President Nixon and Soviet leaders approved the fifth American Soviet accord in three days at the Moscow summit. John Warner and Adm Sergei Gorshkov signed the Washington Moscow Naval Agreement on Prevention of Incidents On and Over the High Seas. The pact covers only armed forces ships and aircraft and directs military commanders to avoid dangerous confrontations.
Nixon met Brezhnev for five hours at a dacha amid a timetable that anticipates four accords. Officials said the fifth accord on preventing naval clashes was ready for announcement, with Friday expected to yield a two part deal on strategic weapons and a step toward expanding U S Soviet trade and grain sales.
The Soviet Politburo signals openness to American trade and tech cooperation amid Marxist dogma, pushing environmental collaboration and scientific ties. Editors note Moscow may bend ideology for national interests, warning that world revolution aims yield to practical gains with the United States.
A U S Soviet agreement signed in Moscow by Premier Kosygin and President Nixon creates the first space rescue capability. The 1975 docking of a Soyuz with an Apollo craft tests emergency procedures and spurs U S aerospace funding, with employment rising from 200 to about 4,400 by late 1974.
North Vietnamese gunners unleashed hundreds of rockets and 105 mm shells on Kontum in the day's most intense assault, with sappers and tanks pressing from the south. U S sources say the action signals a drive to seize Kontum’s province capital as civilians and advisers are evacuated.
Virgil Lee Fuqua of Dallas released his hostage, a 20 year old woman identified as Mrs. Roberts, after hours of negotiation with Police Chief Frank Dyson at Dallas headquarters. The incident began with a grocery store hold up in Waco and progressed to Love Field before Fuqua surrendered the pistol to Assistant Chief Paul Townsend and was taken into custody.
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