21 Sep 1977
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1977
Page
1
Inflation slowed for a second straight month in August with consumer prices up only three tenths of 1 percent. Food costs rose slightly while services inflation eased, mortgage rates fell, and overall year over year inflation was 6.6 percent. Real spendable earnings fell as hours declined.
Conservative groups plan a multimillion dollar push aimed at about 30 key Senate members to defeat ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. The drive uses mass media, mail campaigns, and a coordinated coalition including the American Conservative Union and other groups. Targeted lawmakers include Senate leaders Byrd and Baker as debate on the treaty nears.
Readers ask about seven year credit marks after repossession or voluntary returns and how to address them with Credit Bureau. The note offers to relay welcome church options for mixed race couples in High Point area. It also lists repair options for misaligned binocular prisms and notes local pregnancy testing services.
Former CIA science chief Dr. Sidney Gottlieb testified before a Senate panel that he was asked to determine if any members of President Nixon’s traveling party were drugged during a 1971 trip to an unfriendly country. He said Nixon himself was not drugged and named other attendees, including the personal physician, as showing disoriented behavior and inappropriate tears.
An Oklahoma Baptist leader says church members were shocked to learn sex change operations were performed at Baptist Medical Center. The hospital board had approved then suspended the procedures after church complaints. The convention's hospital committee may vote to veto continuation at its October meeting.
Norman F. Pulliam, a Spartanburg investor, bought the former presidential yacht Sequoia for 286000 from Thomas Aquinas Malloy. He plans to display it at Myrtle Beach, with viewing expected in spring. admission and dock location to be announced. The government had estimated 2 million to replace it and Carter cited 800000 annual savings in expenses.
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