Citizens urged for fair city parking at Hamilton and Commerce
A reader asks where citizens can park for city business as back lots and one side of the City county building favor employees. The city says the offstreet lot on Hamilton and Commerce, north of the building, offers first come first served public parking with a 15 cent first hour and 10 cents per additional hour up to all day for a 1.00 rate. The lot operates 8 to 5 Monday through Friday. City employee parking occurs on the south side and in city vehicles.
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Hamilton and
Commerce Avenue
City- County
R. V. Moss
Parker
City-County
Moss
India Allows Troop Crossings Into Pakistan in Self Defense
The Associated Press reports India says troops have orders to cross the border into Pakistan in self defense and that such actions have occurred. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi addressed Parliament noting East Pakistan rebels hold territory and heavy fighting with Pakistani forces continues near Bogra and Jessore, with India claiming aerial and ground clashes and Pakistan reporting Indian losses.
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India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
East Pakistan
Mukti Bahini
Gandhi
Radio
Boyra
Calcutta
Jessore
Bogra
Dacca
Comilla
Akhaura
Dangerous Wise Avenue site prompts traffic safety prompt
A reader reports repeated car goes into a creek at Wise Avenue and Wesley Drive and urges action. Traffic Engineer R V Moss says hazard markers have been installed and curb painting tried. will review further for possible solutions to prevent a fatality.
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Action Line
Wise Avenue
Wesley Drive
J. D
R. V. Moss
Miracle needed to remove paint without varnish loss
If paint spills on furniture you could rub gently with fine steel wool or scrape lightly with a non scratching scraper or dull knife. Chemical paint removers would strip the varnish along with the paint, so they are not recommended.
Private line delays frustrate long waiting on service
Mrs B C A asks how to obtain a private telephone line after two years of waiting. A North State Telephone Company official says they are installing more cables in nearly every section as fast as funding and materials allow, along with improving service where customers request it.
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B.C. A
North State Telephone Company
Auto price hikes and steel tariffs push costs higher
GM seeks a 2.5 percent price rise on cars trucks and options amid cost increases with a possible extra 0.5 percent for product improvements. Toyota raises US prices for second time in two months by about 1.6 percent due to yen valuation tariffs and costs. Steelmakers Bethlehem 7.6 percent and National Steel 7.2 percent tariffs on tin mill products. Dow Jones slides 5.18 to 797.97. Pay Board allows merit raises within ranges, easing guidelines.
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Ford
Toyota
Japan
United States
Price Commission
Bethlehem Steel
National Steel
Continental Can Co
Dow Jones
Washington
Nixon to Meet Pompidou in Azores Talk
Paris officials say President Nixon and President Georges Pompidou will meet in the Azores on December 13 and 14 to discuss international questions as Nixon plans trips to Peking and Moscow.
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Paris
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
France
Azores
Elysee Palace
Pompidou
Peking
Moscow
How To Get Into College and Finance It Too Booklet
William Waugh of The Associated Press promotes an education series and offers an expanded illustrated booklet titled How To Get Into College and Finance It Too. A copy can be obtained by sending $1 to The High Point Enterprise, Box 66, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601.
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William Waugh
Associated Press
Washington
High Point Enterprise
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Stein Named Acting Chief Of Economic Advisers
Washington AP The White House selected Dr. Herbert Stein to replace Dr. Paul W. McCracken as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Stein, 55, helped draft Phase 2 wage price stabilization measures and has long favored limited federal intervention in markets. McCracken will resign to return to professor role at the University of Michigan.
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Washington
White House
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Adviser
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Ene Ae
McCracken
L Ler
University of Michigan
Ziegler
Michigan
Economic Council
Stein
Camp David
Williams College
University of Chicago
Committee For Economic Development
Baptists Reject Immersion Rule At NC Meeting
At the North Carolina Baptist Convention in Charlotte a proposal to limit messengers to those from churches practicing immersion baptism failed. It drew 1,245 votes in favor and 1,078 against, lacking the two-thirds needed for passage. Reverend M. O. Owens of Gastonia led the motion amid heated debate.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Baptist Convention
M. O. Owens
Gastonia
Thurman W. Allred
Concord
Aston-Salem
Joe Sanders
Shelby
General Board
Owens
the Biblical Recorder
Taxpayers Foot Bill For Martha Mitchell Car Use
Martha Mitchell uses a government leased black sedan and driver at taxpayer cost after Nixon took office. Official figures show annual costs around 850 dollars plus about 8300 dollars for the driver. Critics note such cars are not for Cabinet wives and say regu lations would have to be stretched for this practice.
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Washington
Martha Mitchell
Potomac
Cabint
General Services Administration
Ramsey Clark
Nicholas Katzenbach
Robert Kennedy
William Rogers
Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Nixon
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Eisenhower
State Department
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