05 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
1
The note describes how to locate a missing uncle in St. Petersburg Florida and lists steps including city directories funeral directors and the Salvation Army missing persons bureau. It also mentions media ads and private trackers and ends with Twain quote about death reports.
Section 41 prohibits dogs and other animals from running at large in the city. It requires police to seize any animal found running at large and to deliver it to the designated place. Owners must keep excepted animals in a substantial pen or enclosure, and dogs must always be under control of the owner or an authorized person.
An attorney states that if either spouse obtains a divorce, both parties are legally divorced. This implies a divorce by one effectively ends the marriage for both, though the exact grounds and jurisdictional rules may vary. Seek local legal counsel to confirm applicable laws.
A reader asks why GIs pay postage from overseas like Korea while Vietnam servicemen sometimes receive free mail. Postmaster Crissman notes only those stationed in Vietnam qualify for free mailing under current rules. suggests writing Congress to change policy.
Executive Director Neil Hadley notes some chapters allow pantsuits while the High Point-Thomasville Chapter has not adopted the style for volunteers. The Board has not discussed it and no pattern is selected. Members suggest contacting the local Red Cross board to pursue the idea.
A reader asks how to lift an old blood stain from a blanket and is advised by a U.S. Department of Agriculture guide. Start with cold soak, then soap or detergent, then ammonia drops with detergent, and as a last resort a peroxygen bleach while avoiding color loss. For the goldfish bowl, a bit of anti chlorine product is recommended to remove chlorine from the water.
President Nixon plans a trip to Communist China with Henry Kissinger leading an advance delegation. Kissinger and aides will meet Premier Chou En-lai in Peking to finalize dates and arrangements before May. The White House says talks with Beijing continue and a formal announcement will follow.
President Nixon used emergency powers under the Taft Hartley Act to curb port strikes by naming a five member inquiry board led by J Keith Mann. The panel will report by Wednesday on the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf Coast disputes and may back a back to work injunction.
Rep. Charles Raper Jonas announces he will not seek re election in 1972 ending a 10 term House career He notes a wish to leave the limelight and return to private life in Lincolnton NC Jonas a longtime Appropriations panel member and noted fiscal conservative says he plans to practice law and fade from public life.
The Selective Service System cut the draft lottery number to 125 and extended induction notice to 30 days. No one will be drafted in October for the 10,000-man call. inductions will occur between November 1 and December 9. Courts are told to defer action until new draft rules are issued in about six weeks.
Nixon’s six month delay on federal pay raises survives House vote 207 to 174 and moves to Senate floor. Senator Moss will push veto resolution, aiming to halt the plan before the 30 day deadline while lawmakers weigh inflation control and wage guidelines.
AP reports from New York that fragmented evidence from Peking points to a major event affecting Mao Tse tung. Premiers chou en lai appears publicly while Mao and Lin Piao are absent, fueling speculation of factional struggle and potential consequences for U.S. relations and the Nixon visit.
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