Action Line offers help with questions at The Enterprise
The Enterprise invites readers to contact Action Line for questions or problems. Staff acknowledge high volume and cannot answer every inquiry but will consider each request.
25 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to contact Action Line for questions or problems. Staff acknowledge high volume and cannot answer every inquiry but will consider each request.
A reader asks about lawful self protection when a home is broken into at night. Police Capt George Leverett explains that any nocturnal intruder with intent to commit a felony is in the act of first degree burglary and can be stopped to defend life and property. daylight intrusions are treated differently. Major Stewart Hartley notes an exception for intruders hiding to ambush residents.
Senate Democrat Sam Ervin targets equal rights amendments by seeking changes to preserve maternity benefits, privacy, and wage equality while opposing universal application. He plans to push for carve outs on draft and facilities, arguing for strong court review if rights are expanded.
A dialogue on identifying marijuana. Whole plant form may be matchable by library pictures. shredded samples require microscopic or chemical tests. If marijuana is suspected, dispose of it or submit to the police narcotics squad for analysis.
The Red Cross requires donors to be 18 to 65 and in good health. Women must weigh at least 110 pounds and men 130 pounds. Many factors can disqualify a donor. Final decision rests with the doctor on duty at the Bloodmobile.
Sound Off notes three local agencies are launching a small pilot project to deliver one hot meal daily to a small group of elderly residents living alone. The effort aims to expand into a broader community program, inviting participation from individuals or organizations. Please call 885- for details.
Vice President Agnew urged support for Nixon in pursuing peace at a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington as 2000 troops were placed on alert near Washington. Protests planned by the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice will march through Tuesday with activists including Dick Gregory, Rennie Davis, Dr. Benjamin Spock and David Dellinger.
Typhoon Hester slammed five northern provinces of South Vietnam causing extensive destruction. Reports list 85 South Vietnamese and three American soldiers killed, 15 South Vietnamese missing, and over 100 South Vietnamese and 21 Americans wounded. Thousands homeless. crops and livestock wiped out. refugee camps destroyed. US bases battered with 125 aircraft damaged, including 38 helicopters.
MIAMI AP Philip Wylie longtime Hawaii resident and critic of modern society died at Doctor's Hospital of a heart ailment. He was 69. The author of Generation of Vipers helped spark a national debate in 1942 with his term momism describing perceived maternal dominance.
President Nixon urged Americans not to expect quick results from forthcoming journeys to Moscow and Peking. In a Camp David radio address on Veterans Day eve he said the nation is ending the unpopular Vietnam War while aiming to prevent future conflicts. He contrasted differences among nations with shared Earth, voiced hope that this generation of veterans may be the last, and warned against condemning those who served. He spent the weekend at Catoctin with Mrs Nixon and family, sleeping 14 hours and watching the Redskins loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.
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