11 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1970
Page
1
A reader asks Action Line to reprint the Sauna Shorts address after paying $9.95 for merchandise from Family Weekly. The letter also notes concerns about pets going missing rumored to be taken for sale and asks how to protect animals. Lolita Hylton will publish dog-napping tips next week.
A viewer claimed the answer American was correct for the third party in 1968. The host counted it wrong. The American Independent Party label was used, but the word independent is often omitted. The panelists and game sponsors noted the missing word caused the error.
A reader asks why school lunches cost more. The Enter prise reports Federal law aimed at directing aid to the neediest, with guidelines based on family size and income. Schools offer free or reduced lunches. parents file applications reviewed by a social worker and principal, with forms available from the school.
A student questioned why blame for events often falls on the Black Panthers and other radicals. The piece argues they become easy scapegoats, noting reputation and media framing, while suggesting broader social dynamics and the need to avoid simplistic attributions.
The United Auto Workers and General Motors tentatively agree on a three year contract aimed at resuming production by month end. Key points include an unlimited cost of living wage escalator, a retirement at 500 dollars a month after 30 years, and a first year wage rise of about 50 cents plus four weeks vacation after 20 years.
Capt. Walt Scott, originator of the idea, questions whether the softened headgear will be socially acceptable as opinions remain divided. AP Wirephoto.
President Nixon and Soviet Premier Kosygin join about 80 nations in Paris for a funeral plan set by Charles de Gaulle. The service at Notre Dame precedes a simple Mass and a Colom bey des Eglises burial after his heart attack death Monday.
Arguments were heard on whether state funds may be used to provide free school bus service to urban children. The case concerns bus desegregation plans and would affect about 111,000 children in 114 districts if funds for urban buses are barred.
In Ankara two U.S. Army generals told officials from the Pentagon about their three weeks in detention in Soviet Armenia. The report reached Washington as officials reviewed the incident and its implications.
Soviet Luna 17 unmanned mission launches to the moon and aims to scoop lunar surface for return to Earth. Cosmos satellite 377 also launched as continuation of space exploration. U.S. and Turkish military officers involved in a border incident near Leninakan were released.
Fifty two years ago The Enterprise issued an Extra declaring Peace Has Come after Germany sued for armistice terms. The note reflects Armistice Day's shift to Veterans Day honoring all U S veterans and wars.
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