26 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
1
The Enterprise notes that Li offers help by call or mail through Action Line. Many requests are considered but not all can be answered due to high volume.
Joseph Grayson Branson Jr. 17 of Paramount Drive injured Sunday October 3 when his 1971 Honda motorcycle on Rolling Road 400 feet south of Marywood Drive toward Oakview Road had a dog dash in front. Damage to bike $125 speed limit 35 mph approximate bike speed 15 mph no violation listed.
Chauffeurs must be 18 or older and renew every two years after exams. Tests may include road, oral, written and vision components. Fee is 4.75, higher than other operators. Licenses issued by Drivers Licensing Section in the State Highway Patrol building on Francis St.
Raleigh AP The General Assembly reconvened to reorganize the state university system with Gov. Bob Scott urging removal of higher education from politics. Competing plans include a consolidated UNC system absorbing six campuses and a 32 member board of governors, or a 44 member board of regents, plus delays and other restructuring proposals. The session also faces a water sewer bond bill carried over from the regular session due to a technical miscue.
Gov. Bob Scott urged support for a committee approved plan to create a 32 member board governing all state universities. He said it unifies budgeting and reduces political influence, while not being a regional or consolidated university bill. He also argued it preserves key university leadership aims.
Mecklenburg County may hold a liquor by the drink referendum on November 5, but private establishments cannot sell mixed drinks if the measure passes. Judge McLean says only government agencies may sell mixed drinks under enabling legislation. Public facilities like airports and government complexes would be allowed. restaurants and hotels would be barred.
The United Nations General Assembly voted 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions to recognize the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representative and expel Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime. The action ends Taiwan's U.N. membership after 26 years.
Senate leaders express disappointment at the United Nations move to expel Nationalist China. Republicans push for steep cuts or complete withdrawal, with Buckley drafting major reduction and others arguing against tying cuts to the foreign aid bill.
The Supreme Court let stand a Detroit area busing plan for Pontiac Michigan that aimed to equalize school racial balance. The ruling upheld Judge Damon J Keith and cited intentional segregation despite officials arguing housing patterns caused disparities.
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