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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
7
A scrambled clue list yields multiple partial terms including neon symbol, capital of Spain, time gone by, diving bird, light vehicle, Roman god of lower world, and various others. The garbled OCR presents scattered definitions and partial words requiring reconstruction.
Andy sends SuVsan de Nevi a complete World Book volume set in response to her question about frogs and toads. Scientists group them into Rana Bufo and Hyla with Latin and Greek roots. Frogs are slender and swimmier while toads are squat with rough skin and mild poison glands that irritate wounds eyes and dogs.
The Corolla line returns as a two door sedan coupe and station wagon with extensive styling and engineering refinements for 1971. A longer hood shorter deck new grille and wider body accompany a 73 hp four cylinder engine delivering about 28 mpg.
The 1934 Vanderbilt semifinal clash involved Jimmy Maier Eddie Hymes Louis Watson and Sam Fry of Columbia’s class of 1928. Fry bid seven no trump and, after clever sequencing including a killing jack of spades, secured 12 easy tricks and a grand slam, aided by positional play and a knockout diamond sequence. The piece notes early grand slam theory and the players’ decision amid conflicting schedules.
The article highlights Duke Power and its Piedmont program planting two million trees yearly to curb erosion and enrich soil while meeting growing electrical demand. It notes 150000 acres converted to wildlife preserves under state Wildlife Commissions, plus flood control and municipal water projects, as part of its environmental commitment.
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