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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1971
Page
1
Readers are urged to write or call Action Line in care of The Enterprise with the understanding that not every inquiry can be answered due to high volume. The notice emphasizes consideration of each request and the practical limits on acknowledgments.
An investment expert explains that par value is a bookkeeping item set at issuance by the board and has no direct link to market price or company profits. Par can be altered by stock splits or reverse splits, but it is largely an accounting figure used for corporate structure and tax effects.
Highway Commission Engineer Paul Welch says the towing policy for mobile home trailers has no specific rainy weather reference but bans movement during hazardous driving conditions. Movement is also prohibited during night hours.
The Model City Commission funded 100 High Point students to attend NC A&T State University with financial aid covering room, board, tuition, and fees. Aid disbursal depended on each student’s financial aid application, and queries should be directed to the university's Financial Aid Officer for specifics.
Question asks for a map outlining the proposed 311 by pass route especially at the town's north end. Respondents state a copy of a map from P L Welch Division Engineer of the State Highway Commission has been sent.
The House moves toward a decision on a consumer protection bill aimed at removing fringe operators from the market. Debate highlights include criticisms from Ralph Nader and praise for creating an independent consumer protection agency with a 15 member advisory council.
President Nixon announced he will attend a Moscow summit in late May 1972, a move described by U.S. officials and diplomats as a logical step following recent bilateral and multilateral talks. Officials say the meeting will address arms control, the Mideast, a European security conference, and a balanced troop reduction in Central Europe.
President Nixon announced plans for a Moscow summit in May following his China trip. He recalled his 1959 and 1967 Moscow visits, noting limited meeting access in 1967, and stressed U.S. and Soviet talks on Berlin arms and security would guide the summit.
Washington reports former Secretary of State Dean Acheson died Tuesday night at 78 in Sandy Spring Maryland. The apparent heart attack occurred at his desk after a long public career shaping Truman era policy including NATO Japan peace, Korea strategy and China policy. Tributes came from President Nixon and former President Truman, praising his intellect and devotion to the country.
In the era of Texas annexation the telegraph accelerates reporting and spawns new news gathering agencies, signaling a transformative shift for newspapers. National Newspaper Week runs October 10 to 16.
Reports from Canton and Hong Kong indicate a larger autumn fair with broader sales aims. Buyers and sellers alike expect industrial machinery, home appliances, consumer goods, and Western products to be marketed to Chinese buyers, with British European and Japanese firms active in sales discussions.
In Tokyo the Japan Textile Federation declared fierce opposition to the government move to negotiate a textile agreement with the United States. It warned of lawsuits if exporting controls are imposed and criticized U S quotas as unfair and damaging to Japan’s industry.
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