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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
2
The New York exchanges opened with slow trading as traders awaited President Nixon’s Phase 2 economic plan. The noon Dow fell 3.58 to 890.33 while the 60 stock average eased to about 2064 with mixed results across rails, steels, rubber and retailers.
Ans warranted with histi dine and prostaglandins show promise but uncertain. Gerber cautions that early drug “honeymoons” often lead to disappointment. New York University researchers test prostaglandins while surgical advances offer improved correction of rheumatoid and osteoarthritis deformities.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania framed a ruling by Attorney General Shane Creamer that beauty parlors may not refuse service to male customers. The decision marks a shift in gender privacy norms as the state enforces equal access in grooming establishments.
AP report shows scattered gains and losses across sectors at noon on the NYSE. Industrial and transportation shares edged lower while finance and other groups showed mixed results in a wobbly trading session.
Wade H. Moser of the Central of the Chapter American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters is noted. Other new officers include the secretary treasurer from Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. The chapter, with about 130 members, covers Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and Burlington.
On Staff St E M has fined he eit of Tradition Murphy a Ledford High School Davidson Community College. He will specialize in the sale of homes, farms and commercial property. He is married to the former E Ewing of Bluefield, W Va. He was formerly employed by Com ee oe and is a member of the Jaycees, including a past director role.
Walter B ee will speak as president of Karastan Rug Mills at the Ad- Tuesday dinner meeting. The event is set for 6 30 PM at the Hilton Inn in Greensboro with Ad- attendees.
Nance Cited sapient Thomasville Avenue and the Greensboro Prudential district for the Millionaire of the Mon Bede title. Nance, a High Point College graduate, has 13 years with the firm. Diane Pasour of Dallas, NC, and their three children are noted.
Secretary of State William Rogers says removing Taiwan from the United Nations could trigger expulsions of about 10 other countries and cast doubt on past Security Council actions. He warns the move would set a dangerous precedent harming the UN and future council legitimacy.
NORML founder Stroup reports 1400 members mostly students and GIs funding the group with Playboy foundation aid about half its income. He seeks increased support for legal aid for accused marijuana offenders and lobbying in state legislatures with ACLU help. Three law students assist in handling information requests and delivering views to lawmakers. Initial testimony to the National Commission on Marijuana was rebuffed.
The notice lists daily, weekly, and yearly home delivery prices with a 3 percent NC sales tax. It states the Associated Press rights for local and AP dispatch content and explains second class mailing at High Point NC. It notes independent contractor status for carriers and that The High Point Enterprise is not responsible for prepaid subscriptions.
In Winston Salem beginning at 12 01 a m the International Association said a strike was called as negotiators in Washington gave no contract terms. A company spokesman said the strike was resumed and federal mediators would continue talks this week.
Lyng says efforts to expand school lunches face opposition and funding limits. He notes only about half of the nation's 50 million school children participate, either by choice or because programs are unavailable, and argues the government must consider costs even as free lunches are discussed.
Siniard described hearing the blast and rushing outside where he found Ronnie Harris dazed and wrapped in a quilt in the driveway. Mrs Harris reportedly cried out about a child being found and the scene described as burnt and chaotic.
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