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30 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. The notice notes high volume may prevent replies but all requests are considered and acknowledged as possible.
North Carolina agricultural extension explains that freezing fish is safe under certain conditions. Freeze promptly from water to freezer, keep below zero, and store at or below zero degrees. If thawed, dress promptly or freeze as is after rinsing and labeling to protect flavors and texture.
Punster Q asks how to handle a neighbor with a large dog tied in back yard causing strong odor. Answer suggests health department as the agency to contact and notes the issue may be treated as a public health matter despite limited department resources.
The United Auto Workers and General Motors announced a news blackout signaling serious bargaining to end the 46 day strike that idled about 400000 workers in the United States and Canada. A UAW subcommittee will probe national issues led by Leonard Woodcock. GM negotiations head by Earl Bramblett.
In the October 19 Action Line, readers request the book The Sinking of the Titanic. They seek price and locating sources. The note suggests contacting old book sellers or libraries and asks callers to use the Humane Society number 885-4922 to reduce directory inconveniences.
A 2-year student at Alabama State University was fatally shot during a gunfight between campus guards and nonstudents near a scheduled campus dance. Michael Casher of Mobile was identified as the victim. A 16-year-old suspect is in custody after about 30 shots were fired in what authorities called a regular shootout.
LOS ANGELES AP The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urges a 50 percent rise in entering medical students to 16 400 by 1978. It calls cutting training to six years, nine new medical schools, 26 area health education centers, and a federal grant program up to 4 000 yearly for low income students. It also targets more women and minority students and shorter residency training to three years.
President Nixon faced a hail of rocks bricks and eggs as antiwar protesters mobbed his limousine after a San Jose rally. Governor Reagan and Sen. Murphy rode with him as police cleared a path amid clashes injuring several. The incident followed by a fire at the Western White House in San Clemente.
Washington reports a 20 percent rise in welfare recipients to 12.2 million from June 1969 to June 1970. Officials cite unemployment, court rulings, and looser eligibility as drivers. The surge risks higher budgets and tax hikes in cities like Milwaukee and Los Angeles.
Governor Ronald Reagan says California National Guard plain clothes police are assigned as bodyguards to state officials amid threats of election time violence. Guards were said to protect the lieutenant governor, secretary of state, controller, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, and Reagan, with an offer extended to Democratic candidates.
In a year of notable third party activity, Buckley leads Ottinger and Goodell in New York polls while Byrd sits ahead in Virginia. Duffey gains in Connecticut as Dodd runs independent amid fund concerns, and Missouri eyes Danforth with possible Chapman siphoning votes. Numerous minor parties appear nationwide.
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