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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
5
A reader letters posture questions dog owner responsibility after two terrier dogs kill a neighborhood kitten and threaten children. The writer warns against loose dogs and urges owners to reflect on safety. A citizen also critiques traffic flow on Main Street and proposes a sonnet titled Go Go Stop Go Lights.
Downtown High Point traffic study notes two youths counting cars at intersections each summer. The anonymous city program prompts questions about traffic flow and whether the stop and go lights function as a game or measure of congestion.
A Monday En column challenges Ann Landers on a spiritual issue, arguing the problem stems from rebellion against God. It cites Romans 1 and I John 3:4 to claim perversion is a sin with eternal penalty, and notes a pastor's survey showing gaps in Bible knowledge among congregants.
More than 25 000 members of the North Piedmont Chapter of Credit Unions will join nearly 30 million members worldwide for International Credit Union Day. G William Moore of Fieldcrest Mills will speak at the Steak House on Wi Oct 18.
Airman Third Class Charles F. Hill graduated from a U S Air Force technical school at Keesler AFB Mississippi and becomes an air traffic controller. Airman Second Class Jack T Sullivan Jr serves in Thailand at Takhli Royal Thai AFB after duty at Nellis AFB Nevada. Mayhew Jr stationed at Takhli Thai AFB as radio repairman with Pacific Air Forces, previously with Robins AFB Georgia. Private Jerry H Barnes completes eight weeks of infantry training at Fort Ord California after studies at University of South Carolina and Campbell College. Airman First Class Robert L Trantham supported Exercise Deep Furrow 67 in Turkey as aircraft mechanic with 64th Tactical Airlift Wing. Joseph D Bruner moved to Airman Second class at Homestead AFB Florida, vehicle repairman in SAC. Bruner, Ledford High School graduate, wife Ruby Bruner editor of Mr and Cecil of High Point.
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier considers an 8.9 percent increase in workers' compensation rates after industry representatives urged the hike. W. F. Laughlin of Alliance Rating and Inspection Bureau and William C. Aldrich of the National Council on Compensation Insurance argued rising medical costs require higher benefits. Lanier offered no timeline for a decision.
High Point Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will stage a slave day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Members will perform odd jobs for a donation. To hire a worker, call Steve Tucker at 888-4618.
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