07 Sep 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1970
Page
1
Guilford requires a yearly chest x ray for restaurant workers handling food, Davidson mandates an annual TB skin test with x rays if positive or family history. Nurses also check for sores and signs of poor health while annual checks are done. Blood tests have been discontinued.
Meredith's data lists total pool square footage for High Point areas: Wendover Hills 3625, Sheraton Hills 3787, Oak View 3525, Brookwood 4187, Emerywood Country Club 5220, Knollcrest 6067, High Point Elks 7056, Willow Creek Country Club 1800. Only City Lake is Olympic size at 50 meters. other pools have one or two one meter boards or three meter towers at Emerywood and Elks. membership limits are self-justified by operating needs rather than legal caps.
A reader reports a newsboy told a Social Security recipient she must pay by the 1st to get delivery. The Circulation Department confirms this is incorrect and states subscribers have until the 10th to pay their bills, easing hardship for those paid mid month.
Anon says ice formed inside a refrigerator is not harmful to the human body. The only concern might be taste from odors it picks up.
The article notes that value depends on age condition scarcity and market demand and suggests having items appraised by dealers like Earl Caton of China Grove. It lists sources such as The Antique Trader Weekly and Collector News for guidance on buying selling and ads for antique items.
Arab guerrillas hijacked a Pan Am 747 in Amsterdam and blew it up in Cairo eight minutes after landing. All 188 aboard escaped before flames engulfed the wreckage. A relief Boeing 707 ferried passengers to safety while other hijacked planes faced similar threats in Jordan, Lebanon, and England. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed the actions.
Israel backs away from UN peace talks in New York unless Egypt moves back antiaircraft missiles in the Suez cease fire zone since Aug. 7. Nixon aide says delay possible as US vows further effort to resolve the issue. Meanwhile Palestinian commandos hijack three European jetliners, one is destroyed in Cairo after landing.
Daylong rains flooded Phoenix intersections and major highways with at least six closures. Labor Day weekend campers faced stranding as police fear eight deaths in flash flood crashes.
U S military leadership announced that American troop strength in Vietnam dropped to 399 500 as of last Thursday, the lowest since January 1967, with further cutbacks including the withdrawal of the 31st Tactical Fighter Wing from Tuy Hoa Air Base and transfers planned to reduce U S forces to under 40 000 by year end 1972.
Eight states hold primaries Tuesday with Florida shaping the race between G Harrold Carswell and William G Cramer for the Senate nomination. Governors races drive most contests with Clifford Kirk Eckerd Florida and two Democrats in the Virgin Islands offering the territory’s first governor primary.
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