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21 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. While every request is considered, high volume means not all can be answered or acknowledged.
A reader asks about cleaning Deep River near High Point. D L Coburn of the Water Quality Division notes five significant waste points, outlines treatment limits, and urges funding to hire adequate staff. He says regional engineers will investigate the complaint and urges legislators to fund enforcement.
Quebec labor minister Pierre Laporte was strangled with a chain by kidnappers linked to the separatist Quebec Liberation Front. His body was found in a Montreal suburb after a week in captivity, with three minor wounds noted. Police questioned two men in related cross case arrests.
The note recalls Houdini born Ehrich Weiss in Budapest to a rabbi, later taking the stage name Houdin and developing escape feats after circus beginnings. It mentions peritonitis as his cause of death in 1926 and outlines his transition from trapeze to magic.
President Nixon appeared before about 15 000 rain soaked supporters in Asheville to back Republican congressional hopefuls in North Carolina's 11 House seats. He urged opposition to busing for school integration and pressed for textile import limits, citing the Mills Bill, while urging focus on neighborhood schools and cautious textile policy to avoid harming farmers.
Investigators report the green Oldsmobile station wagon tied to the hilltop mansion killings was located in a rail tunnel a few miles north of Santa Cruz by a Southern Pacific engineer. The car, belonging to Virginia Ohio, was found burning in the tunnel after the escape, and was pushed out by the train engineer.
Washington denies reports of a unilateral cease fire in Vietnam amid a five point Nixon peace plan. In California, the Ohta family and a secretary were found shot in a hilltop home poolside as a separate Sacramento area slaying investigation unfolds.
The September rise in consumer costs quickened again by four tenths of a percent driven by higher clothing housing and services. Seasonally adjusted it was five tenths of one percent with groceries showing a decline not fully offsetting overall inflation.
Norman Borlaug, American agricultural expert, wins the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for Green Revolution work. He directs Rockefeller Foundation grain programs, leads scientists from 17 nations, and will receive $80,000 and the gold medal at ceremony in Oslo on December 10.
Bernadette Devlin, 23, Catholic militant, freed two days ahead of schedule from Armagh prison after four months of a six month sentence for inciting riots. She was escorted out by a side door to avert Catholic demonstrations and had complained to the European Commission on Human Rights about an unfair trial.
Hundreds report skin eruptions and breathing problems blamed on enzyme detergents. Cases span Connecticut New Jersey and involve school disruptions and health concerns. Regulators review. industry disputes direct allergy links.
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