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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1970
Page
1
College football scores show Carolina Virginia and Georgia Tech Duke games with Kentucky N C State also on the slate. Results indicate competitive matchups across teams including North Carolina Duke Kentucky and Virginia Tech in recent play.
A reader asks if the charge of opening a vehicle door in the line of traffic refers to a city ordinance or state law. The paper cites City Ordinance Sec 1971 prohibiting opening a door into moving traffic unless safe and not leaving doors open longer than necessary to load or unload.
Residents cannot burn trash or leaves inside Jamestown or areas with city pick up. Rural Guilford may burn under conditions after contacting the health department for burning hours. No burning of tires roofing junk cars or materials that emit dense black smoke.
The chair cannot declare a unanimous vote without a floor motion. A motion must be made and seconded, and only if no one objects with a no vote can the chair declare the motion carried. For failure, dissenters must voice objections.
Edward Teach known as Blackbeard was killed after a protracted fight with HMS Pearl’s crew off Ocracoke. He sustained multiple wounds before being killed, and his head was later displayed in Virginia after the voyage to capture him.
A quirky Q and A discusses celery texture and flavor with playful questions about a rib and a smidgen. The piece mixes humor with culinary curiosities, referencing taste, preparation, and humorous phrasing without specifying a clear topic or event.
A strong earthquake near the northeast New Guinea coast Saturday apparently severed the undersea Seacom Cable linking Guam and Australia. Western Union officials said the cable, a major Pacific communications link owned by the British Commonwealth, carries telegraph and telephony circuits.
President Nixon in Phoenix urged a hard line against violence by haters, proposing tougher laws and firmer justice while warning Americans against bluster and repression. Thousands, including silent protesters, gathered to hear him.
President Nixon addressed a large Phoenix crowd on Saturday campaigning for GOP candidates while condemning the San Jose rock attack. He read a telegram from San Jose State College urging student disapproval and denounced the assailants as thugs, urging voters to build the country up.
U Thant plans to leave the United Nations at the end of 1971 after a decade as secretary-general. Sources say he wishes to avoid a lame duck period and intends to ensure a smooth successor selection by the Security Council and General Assembly. He has served since November 3, 1961, longer than his two predecessors.
Peaceful demonstrations took place in cities nationwide as crowds appeared smaller than prior protests. In Salt Lake City a parade honoring President Nixon contrasted with antiwar events while a Candlelight parade drew sponsors predicting thousands.
Lisbon Portugal AP Billy Graham said the recent violent protest against President Nixon damaged the American image abroad and should not be tolerated. He noted a rally in San Jose where eggs and stones flew toward Nixon and urged that those actions face full legal penalties.
AP reports midterm voters faced a polarized climate as violence at a Nixon campaign event in San Jose echoes in campaigns nationwide. Nixon and Agnew tout law and order while Democrats push back on charges of soft on crime.
A Senate staff study on Washington DC drug policy finds police emphasis on illegal traffic and methadone treatment improved the drug picture and reduced crime. It notes 10 000 heroin addicts in the region and links lower crime to drug crackdown while omitting marijuana legalization. The report, released with Sen. Joseph D. Tydings, stresses progress but urges continued effort.
In Bogota, congressman Blas Antonio Riano and aide Dario Castillo were abducted by gunmen in a black car after a congressional session. Two aides from the finance ministry were released. The incident follows a bombing attempt on rival Sen. Gregorio Duarte Contreras and reflects unrest linked to former dictator Rojas Pinilla’s faction.
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