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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1974

Page

4

Dentist Promotes Blotting Over Brushing Method

Dr Joseph E Phillips a 53 year old dentist from Eau Claire promotes blotting as a superior dental hygiene method. He claims blotting reduces gum disease and bad breath, while brushing can push impurities into gums. Colleague Dr Saul Arbit notes prior similar ideas exist, and cautions against overstating exclusivity.

Ronald W. Browne Associated Press Eau Claire Wis Joseph E. Phillips Phillips Marquette University

Helms Measure Defeated In Senate Vote On Race Classification

In Washington the proposed Helms amendment to curb forceful desegregation was defeated 42 to 36 as part of an $8.6 billion supplemental bill. It would have barred federal threats to withdraw funds to compel race sex or national origin based school classifications and use of such criteria in assignments or statistics.

Washington North Carolina Jesse Helm Senate Helms Tar Heel

Witnesses Say Drink Attracted Migrants In Peonage Case

White migrant farm workers testified in Edgefield County that skid row recruiting led to a camp where heavy drinking hid almost no pay. Defendants Cleveland Williams Roosevelt Band Leroy Alford Jr. faced charges in U S District Court for holding workers in peonage while picking peaches and other crops. Witnesses described beatings and coerced confinement for those who attempted to quit or complain about pay. Gerald Baker testified he received $3.18 first week and nothing second week. Milton Gerald Yancey, 36, added he saw Baker struck and nose broken, pushed into a tree, and warned he owed money.

Greenville Edgefield County Cleveland Williams Roosevelt Band Leroy Alford Jr Baker Milton Gerald Yancey Gerald Baker Williams Yancey

How Senators Voted On Helms Measure

Washington AP reports a 43 to 36 Senate roll call on the Helms desegregation amendment. Southeast Democrats backed Johnston and Louisiana Democrats opposed the measure, with Allen Alabama Chiles Florida Eastland Mississippi Ervin North Carolina Hollings South Carolina Long Louisiana Nunn Georgia Sparkman Alabama Stennis Mississippi Talmadge Georgia among those voting lines.

Washington Southeast Senate Jesse Helms R-N.c Democrats Allen Ala Chiles Fla Eastland Miss Ervin N.C Hollings S.C Long Nunn Sparkman Stennis Talmadge

Tax Probers Paid Off Says Paper

New York Daily News reports cigarette smugglers paid off state tax investigators to overlook untaxed shipments from North Carolina. Evidence from a two month probe shows payoffs for surveillance route tips, with $1 per carton allowed to continue after stops. Smugglers buy NC cigarettes for $2.25 and sell in NYC for $5.50 including taxes. major smugglers tied to organized crime.

NEW York The New York Daily News New York State North Carolina New York City

Senate approves $11.8 billion mass transit subsidy bill

The Senate passed a tax funded mass transit subsidy by 64 to 17 advancing federal operating aid for subways commuter rail and buses. The measure would give $3.9 billion for 1975 80 and $7.9 billion for six years in capital grants with $500 million for rural areas aiming to stabilize fares and reduce risk of bankruptcy for urban systems.

Washington Senate Ford Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j Jacob K. Javits R-N.y New York City

Crippled industry feared by North Carolina gas plan

Raleigh AP officials of the State Utilities Commission warn the Federal Power Commission plan would cripple Tar Heel industry by cutting gas supply into next April 15. The commission appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals in D C, while Tar Heel brick and textile sectors face large cutbacks and heating gas remains unaffected.

Raleigh State Utilities Commission North Carolina Federal Power Commission East Coast State Commission U. S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Marvin Wooten The Utilities Commission FPC Tar Heel George Clark

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