28 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
1
Public Q A column discusses verifying student addresses for school placement and asks for real names. It also covers obtaining a Social Security card by age and by mail, with contact details and a tip to correct fake age on a license at the Highway Patrol.
School lunch administrators say milk rules arise from past usage and current supply. If short on milk, extras are canceled for all. one extra chocolate milk allowed if available, plain milk limited only by stock. Two schools contacted show differing practices but share supply dependency. On funerals, traffic stops for processions were once common but have been abandoned on state highways. city ordinances remain and violators can be charged.
A reader asks about a dog catcher in the 900 block of E Dayton Street as many dogs run loose near schoolchildren. The poundmaster says he checks the area and sees no strays, noting dogs disappear when he approaches. residents should call police and ask Officer Hodges to round up any dogs still in sight.
The Army cleared Capt. Jeffrey R. MacDonald of three counts of premeditated murder in the 1970 killings of his wife Colette and two daughters at Fort Bragg. Maj. Gen. Edward Flanagan cited insufficient evidence after a secret hearing, and MacDonald returned to duties with hopes of immediate discharge.
Washington A three cornered clash over whether the economy is improving or worsening under Nixon fuels House races. Meany says no upturn and cites higher living costs and rising unemployment. Stein counters that inflation is easing and production stabilizes. McCormack cites jobless areas and cautions on timing of reports.
Washington AP reports a Merit Publishing Co survey of 22 000 youths in 18 000 schools shows 10 percent of top student leaders use marijuana and 21 percent would use if legalized. Major concerns include premarital sex attitudes and Vietnam War priority, with 85 percent saying respect for the nation has suffered.
Two Soviet students Nikolai Grilov and Vitaly Pozdeyir hijacked an Aeroflot plane on a domestic flight from Kerch to Krasnodar and landed it at Sinop. They sought asylum in the United States as Turkish authorities investigate with state security police and an interpreter. A prior hijacking in October involved a Lithuanian pair to Trabzon.
In Moscow, Mstislav Keldysh said the Soviet government favors building compatible spaceships to allow docking and rescue with U S spacecraft. He reported two days of exploratory talks with NASA and noted a later follow up to study prospects. The remarks came as Luna 16 returned moon soil and described by Tass as a successful mission.
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