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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1974
Page
5
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley, 73, returns to City Hall after a May stroke and airs the likelihood of seeking a sixth four year term in April elections. He reports good health, plans a lighter schedule, and hints at aiming to host the 1976 Democratic National Convention.
Tropical storm Carmen was forecast to regain hurricane strength as it drifted west across the Gulf of Campeche. Winds near 60 mph, potential landfall on the Mexican coast. no Texas impact expected. Three drowned in Jamaica. no deaths reported in Yucatan. A second disturbance north of Bermuda could become Dolly with warnings from Cape Hatteras.
Mecklenburg County commissioners and the North Carolina Forestry Service argue over program control while about 100000 trees face beetle damage. Donald McSween, 25, of Hilton Head SC, is hired to start next Monday under Agricultural Extension Service chair Phil Haas. The forester, costing $5000 to $6000, will be paid by half. Haas says experience with ornamental trees, not profit, is needed. McSween previously worked on Hilton Head Island development projects.
An American freighter carries 120 prefab Kingsberry townhouses and furnishings to Saudi Arabia for King Faisal’s 3,000 member family and nurses’ quarters. Boise Cascade and Roderick and Co assisted in the deal, detailing wall to wall shag carpets central air and built in intercoms. Ben Roderick notes Arabs favor American pop furniture including plastic stackables and knock down tables and robe closet needs for long robes.
By the 1950s the sea lamprey, an eel like parasite up to two feet long, had nearly wiped out Great Lakes trout and seriously cut other commercial and game fish populations.
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