30 May 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1976
Page
1
A National Park Service ranger leads a tour group through Ellis Island medical room as the iconic immigration intake site reopens to the public for the first time in 22 years. The island once served as the first stop for millions of immigrants arriving in the United States.
Readers ask about pseudo folliculitis barbae and safe shaving. Dr Arnald Gill says avoid shaving or use hair removers with corticosteroid aftercare to reduce irritation. Also notes state and federal penalties for shooting songbirds, with local protectors named and a contact number for reporting.
The message seeks a mailing address for Dave Kopay, former NFL player, suggesting University of Washington alumni records. It provides a candidate address 6246 Rivertop, North Hollywood, CA 91606. It also asks where to get hemstitching in High Point and mentions Glen Monogram Service and Star Cleaners on Main Street as options.
In Denville New Jersey Karen Anne Quinlan 22 remains comatose since 1975 after a respirator removal ruling. Dr Joseph Fennelly says her care could be moved to a nursing facility with six Morris County specialists consulting.
Attorney General Levi will not intervene in the Boston school desegregation case but may seek Supreme Court review to limit remedies. The Justice Department said it would file briefs if the court takes the case, urging tailored remedies and broader desegregation methods beyond busing. President Ford urged legislative fixes to minimize forced busing while upholding educational goals.
A Library of Congress study says a compromise natural gas deregulation bill headed for Senate action could lift consumer bills by as much as 175 billion dollars over three years. The measure would keep some price ceilings while removing others, with forecasts of higher bills for 1977 and 1979 and possible 10 to 15 percent annual increases.
Federal investigators consider calling Rep. Wayne Hays to testify before a grand jury about allegations he placed Elizabeth Ray on his Administrative Committee payroll to provide him with sex. Ray, 44, seeks immunity to testify truthfully. No decision yet on summoning Hays.
The Belgian ambassador Andre Chaval and his wife paid 640000 in cash for their 16 year old daughter Nadine Chavat. Police sources say there was no word of her release. A priest identified as Father Roberto delivered the money in a red car after mediating with the kidnappers. The couple raised the ransom by selling property and receiving gifts.
In New Straitsville Ohio annual Moonshine Festival marks five years of celebrating the towns bootlegging past amid a declining population. Mayor Don Brown downplays the illegality while locals recall the 1884 coal strike fire that spurred distilling in caves. State agents display a still and warn about lethal alcohol production as Ken Burgess demonstrates mash making.
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