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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes Dr Phillip R Shriver of Miami University Ohio suggests all high school graduates serve at least two years in mandatory public service. Proposals include military hospital conservation work pollution abatement and national cleanup. He argues youth boredom and frustration stem from unclear purpose and calls for action.
California voters oust Senator George Murphy amid undisclosed income and tax doubts. Connecticut voters back away from Senator Tom Dodd after investigations. Dodd fails to win a Senate bid split the Democratic vote. Indiana voters see Hartke’s bribery links cited. he wins narrowly. Maryland voters defeat Tydings in a financial influence row tied to a magazine expose. Nebraska voters margin shifts as Hruska survives a close race despite entanglements. Nevada voters defeat Ed Fike amid conflict of interest allegations. Mike O’Callaghan wins governorship while Baggio loses.
A hearing is scheduled for December 9 at the Forsyth County Courthouse at 10 a.m. to review the proposed U S 311 corridor relocation from High Point to Winston-Salem. The plan extends along a new route connecting to I 85 and beyond, with maps posted at the City County Building and courthouse.
Editorial urges resolution of differences between the Model Cities Commission and school authorities to launch a public kindergarten pilot for five year olds. Argues cooperation can restore trust in public education and grow into a statewide program, with High Point ready to fund a sizable project. The piece stresses urgency and the Scott administration backing.
Richard Cardinal Cushing long served as Boston archbishop despite a quarter century battle with illness. His death draws mourning across faiths as the Catholic Church reflects on his leadership and spiritual guidance.
The article details a surge in shoplifting, with FBI Director Hoover calling it the fastest-growing larceny. Retailers report losses nearing 3 billion dollars, passed to customers as higher prices, amid increased security measures and tougher prosecutions to curb the trend.
The Census Bureau will conduct next week a monthly employment survey with questions on supplemental jobs and hours, plus whether individuals voted or were registered. The survey uses a representative U.S. sample. results remain confidential.
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