14 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1970
Page
1
The question asks who the VA appraiser is for High Point. The answer states you can obtain a VA appraisal through any real estate firm or through a lending institution that handles mortgages and loans.
FHA requires a warranty stating the home was built to the submitted plans and specs. It does not cover minor cracks but if a serious defect exists and the builder won’t fix it, contact the Federal Housing Administration in Greensboro at 324 W Market St.
The Gideons Jonal, formed in 1899 in Janesville Wisconsin, is a nonsectarian association of Christian business and professional men. Since 1908 they have distributed Bibles in hotels and New Testaments to schools, hospitals, prisons, and other groups in about 75 countries. Their headquarters are in Nashville Tennessee. Gideon is also a biblical hero who defeated the Midianites with 300 followers.
A millionaire is generally anyone whose wealth including income property and other assets totals one million dollars or more. The term is often used loosely for very rich people.
The inquiry about Neal Austin, head of the library, being the son of J. W. and Minnie Austin who ran a local furniture store is addressed. It is clarified that Neal Austin is a Sooner from Oklahoma, not the son of the late furniture-store owners.
Charles Philip Arthur George born in 1948 is the firstborn of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The royal family name is Windsor but in 1960 the Queen announced descendants would bear Mountbatten-Windsor.
Health department offers dental exams only for pre schoolers. Social Services may assist if disabled or sole breadwinner with dependents or 65 plus with medical aid. call Guilford County DSS 9 to 12 Monday Wednesday Friday.
A bomb exploded early today at Harvard University's Center for International Affairs causing extensive damage on the building's third floor. No injuries were reported. Leaflets attacking U S government policy were distributed to undergraduates the night before.
Montreal AP report says talks to free two kidnapped officials were halted after the FLQ demanded new government guarantees. Lawyer Robert Lemieux walked out after a third 24 hour meeting, insisting on a broader mandate beyond ransom issues.
Washington AP report says an indefinite alert for terrorist attacks was ordered at federal facilities nationwide. GSA Administrator Robert Kunzig tightened security with guards at 3,582 federal buildings and 104 leased offices, fortress entrances, and inspection checks after a Rochester New York blast.
White House officials briefing in Hartford say a calculated risk exists that Saigon’s grip on rural areas could loosen if the Communist side accepts the cease-fire proposed by President Nixon. They deem the chance for meaningful Paris talks worth the risk, as a five point peace package seeks a halt in fighting and broader Middle East considerations.
The government urged the Supreme Court to avoid treating neighborhood schools as a sole means to desegregate. Solicitor General Griswold cited President Nixon and argued for multiple methods, including impartial zones and school pairing, as the Charlotte Mecklenburg County, Mobile County, and Clarke County cases proceed. He criticized Mobile officials for delaying desegregation and noted that simply desegregating neighborhood schools is not enough.
FBI agents captured Angela Davis in midtown Manhattan at a Howard Johnson motel after a two month search for murder and kidnapping charges tied to a California courtroom shootout. Poindexter Jr. was arrested with her on a harboring fugitive charge, with arraignment expected.
At the Houston AP report the Episcopal Church convention reopened with black representatives present after an overnight agreement. The Union of Black Clergy and Laymen said the protest over panel procedures and grants would be aired fully, ending a boycott and walkout by youth delegates.
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