Action Line invites reader questions at The Enterprise
The Enterprise announces Action Line accepts inquiries and requests from readers though high volume may prevent replies. The notice asks readers to write or call for help or information.
22 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
1
The Enterprise announces Action Line accepts inquiries and requests from readers though high volume may prevent replies. The notice asks readers to write or call for help or information.
The article explains a 30 day grace period for expired driver licenses and expired vehicle inspection certificates. If charged with driving with an expired certificate or license, a judge may dismiss if the defendant shows a renewed certificate or license issued within 30 days of expiration. It emphasizes it is unlawful to drive with an expired document.
Mrs Barrett offers several methods to stretch crocheted lace mats. She suggests spreading a turkish towel on a rug and anchoring mats with pins, using a large cardboard carton with pins, or building a wood frame with nails. She also recommends dipping mats in sugar water for stiffness and ironing while damp.
An insurance agent explains that criminal charges are separate from civil claims. If the driver hit is not at fault, their rate should stay. Contributory negligence or payouts by the insurer can raise premiums. Replacing an old car with a newer one may lift comprehensive and collision rates.
A reader asks about joining a senior Girl Scout troop and whether one exists in the east part of High Point. The reply directs calling the Girl Scout office in Colfax at 993-4856 to connect with the most convenient local troop.
The number 43 on Richard Petty’s car faces the inside of the track since cars run counter clockwise. viewed from above the numbers face you right side up. A contact number 883-0703 is given for information on window sweating. Turnkey III plans an open house and family gathering in Hickory Chapel Woods on December 9 from 7 to 9 pm and seeks Santa volunteers and toy donations. contact Jewell Aberi at 882-3612.
The Senate defeats a GOP amendment delaying the funding plan until a federal budget surplus appears. The debate centers on a $1 checkoff on tax returns funding a national political fund, with Republican plans to redirect funds and alter the checkoff rules amid White House opposition and potential veto considerations.
Secretary Connally deplores the Pay Board approving a 15 percent coal wage increase and accuses AFL CIO president George Meany of arrogance as he calls for more meetings of the Group of Ten. He insists labor must cooperate with the Pay Board and denounces Meany’s Miami display as unbecoming of a labor leader.
AFL-CIO President George Meany denied Nixon was treated rudely at the labor convention and accused the president of trying to spark a clash. He said Nixon received courtesy, there was no booing, and he praised the audience's applause while noting some laughter at Nixon's wage control remarks.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Idaho law giving men preference over women in estate administration violated the 14th Amendment equal protection. Chief Justice Burger spoke for the court in the decision that affects Sally Reed of Ada County, denied adminisTratrix for her son Richard’s estate while Cecil Reed was favored. The ruling follows broader context of equal rights litigation pending ERA debates in Congress.
A Pakistan radio broadcast from Karachi reported that India has launched an all-out offensive against East Pakistan without a formal declaration of war. The broadcast said Indian forces concentrated in the Jessore area with nine Indian infantry divisions four mountain divisions and two tank regiments involved.
Senator Humphrey accused President Nixon of entering the AFL-CIO convention with a provocation script to widen differences. He urged Meany to read a telegram declaring Nixon sought confrontation, not cooperation, while Muskie and Kennedy weighed Nixon’s political standing and war plans.
Rep. Nick Galifianakis, 43, launches Democratic campaign for U S Senate in Greenville NC, challenging incumbent Sen. B Everett Jordan 74 who seeks re election after surgery. The flying tour will stop in Asheville Kingston Wilmington Raleigh Durham Winston Salem and Charlotte with family supporters.
The Senate Agriculture Committee narrowly approved Earl Butz's nomination as secretary of agriculture by an 8 to 6 vote. The approval was contingent on placing agribusiness stock in a blind trust and selling within 90 days, with a ban on further purchases if confirmed.
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