Answers to readers questions in The Enterprise column
The page compiles reader queries on license renewal for stationed service members, towing a car left unclaimed, locating a lost Saint Bernard, and hunting turkeys. It provides civic guidance on interim licenses for out of state drivers, police action timelines for moved vehicles, and seasonal limits for wild turkey hunting in North Carolina.
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How Language Grew Through Time and Text
Language began as natural sound imitation or gesture companion. Written forms emerged with Sumerian cuneiform about 3100 B C and Egyptian hieroglyphs later. Latin writing appears around 500 B C. Language evolves with science religion art and politics. linguistics studies tongues.
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Philo
Logy
Nixon Declares He Is Not A Crook In Public Address
President Nixon told editors at Disney World he is not a crook and earned all he has in public life. He defended his finances and denied advance knowledge of Watergate while asserting a goal to restore confidence and pursue peace and prosperity.
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Fla
Nixon
the Nation
Watergate
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
White House
the Americas
Disney World
California
Florida
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Richardson
Charles W. Whalen
Ohio
Cox
John Stennis
Dmiss
Sen. Stennis
Nixon Aims to Avoid Gasoline Rationing in Energy Crisis
President Nixon said the goal is to avoid gasoline rationing if possible during the energy crisis. He noted a contingency plan may be ready soon and emphasized conservation while urging Congress for priority energy legislation including the trans Alaska oil pipeline.
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Nixon
Orlando
Fla
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
John A. Love
National Petroleum Council
Interior Department
Treasury
George Shultz
White House
Shultz
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
APME
United States
Seaboard
Nixon fence mendings divide GOP in Congress
Republican skeptics split over President Nixon's week of outreach with Congress and public, amid fire over remarks about Elliot Richardson and Archibald Cox. Several lawmakers disputed his disclosures, while others urged continued action or resignation if trust fails to return.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Archibald Cox
Congress
Gilbert Gude
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey
California
Joel Broyhill
R-Va
White House
Rep
E. G. Shuster
R-Pa
Dan Kuykendall
R-Tenn
Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cox
Haig
Elliot
Wartime Gas Rationing Worked By BILL NEIKIRK
AP reports wartime gasoline rationing operated despite a black market and bureaucracy. The program used coupons four gallons per week with A B and C books and varied by work needs. Local boards issued coupons, counterfeiters and theft challenged enforcement, yet the system kept the war economy running.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Chester B. Bowles
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Bowles
Kennedy Operation Performed
Senator Edward M. Kennedy oversee d his son Teddy as doctors amputated the boy’s right leg in a cancer operation. He then attended the wedding of Kathleen Kennedy to Ed ward M. Kennedy Jr. at Georgetown, the first marriage of a late brother’s child.
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Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Teddy
Georgetown
Kathleen
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
St. Albans School
Joan Kennedy
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Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
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John B. Lengel
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