Question on moving violations and license suspensions
An anonymous reader asks if an improper equipment ticket for no headlights is a moving violation and if it justifies an extra 90 day license suspension. Examiner Melcher says specifics depend on prior violations and suspension timing. contact him for a personal review and request a hearing if misjudged.
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Highway Patrol
J. M. Melcher
Community Q and A from High Point police film airing 1969
Readers questions cover school attendance disputes, health ratings for local eateries, and requests for baby beds from Guilford County Health. The film The Child Molester aired on WGHP Reaction in 1969, with plans to reuse topics.
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Trinity Junior High
Anon
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High Point Youth Council
Nancy McClellan
Guilford County
FTC picks Pitofsky to lead consumer protection drive
New FTC chief Robert Pitofsky vows to use dormant powers to force a square deal for American buyers plagued by false advertising and faulty products. He says the agency must act aggressively to reform the commission and shift from buyer beware to proactive enforcement.
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Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Protection
Washington
Robert Pitofsky
New York University
Pitofsky
American Bar Association
Nixon
Nasser Laid To Rest In Emotional Cairo Funeral
In Cairo the funeral of Gamal Abdel Nasser drew millions of mourners as his coffin wrapped in a flag passed through the city. Anwar Sadat and world leaders wept, crowds chanted Nasser’s name, and security struggled to control the vast processional route along the Nile.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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Gamal
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Nile Bank
Jordan
Hussein
Col
Muammar Kadafi
Sudan
Jaafar el Numairi
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Haine Selassie
Ethiopia
Yasir Arafat
Nile Hilton
Kubbeh Palace
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Nixon Discusses Problems With Tito in Yugoslavia Visit
President Nixon met with Tito in Belgrade for two hours and then toured Kumrovec while signaling support for nonalignment. They discussed Middle East tensions and regional issues as crowds greeted the visiting leaders.
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Nixon
Tito
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Kumrovec
Serbian Council
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United States
Tito urges strict adherence to sovereignty and noninterference
Tito states that independence and equality must be respected with no exception and adds that big powers have a special responsibility to use immense might for mankind. He says mere negotiations are no longer enough and awaits Nixon's invitation for a visit by him and Jovanka.
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Nixon
Jovanka
United States
FTC Chooses Voluntary Tar Disclosure Window for Cigarettes
The Federal Trade Commission set a 30 day period for cigarette makers to outline a voluntary plan to disclose tar and nicotine levels in ads. If no plan is offered, the commission will push to require disclosure. An Oct 15 hearing on a mandatory rule was postponed pending review of any industry proposal.
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Owen Braughter
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Miles W
Kirkpatrick
Commission
Fitzpatrick
Misleading Film On Nursing Homes Held Up
Secretary of Housing George Romney has paused distribution of an eight minute HUD film on nursing homes after Rep. David Pryor questioned its portrayal. Pryor said the film omits costs and private patient bias, implying a representative view of most homes. The HUD review followed Pryor’s objections and a Tuesday screening.
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George Romney
HUD
David Pryor
D-Ark
Romney
Federal Housing Administration
Pryor
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