Charity football game between Andrews and Central High deemed impossible
A reader asks why Andrews and Central High cannot stage a post season charity football game. The Enterprise does not schedule games, the teams will meet next year in regular season play, and state rules limit teams to ten games unless in playoffs, making a charity match impossible.
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Andrews
Central High
High Point
Anon
Enterprise
Central
North Carolina State High School Athletic Assn
Writing Joe Namath at the New York Jets
The address to write Joe Namath is care of the New York Jets at 595 Madison Avenue New York New York 10022. Send letters to this office to reach Namath through the team.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Joe Care
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Where to Get Hunting Licenses in This State
Licenses can be bought at most sporting goods stores. A general license is required first, then a big game license for species like deer and bear costs $1.75 extra and can be bought at the same store. State licenses are not valid in other states. nonresident licenses are needed to hunt elsewhere.
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A.P
Public replies on traffic tickets and social services guidance
A reader asks how to contest a speeding ticket citing two cars passed at night and a pursuing police car. Answers emphasize presenting evidence and fair judicial weighing, plus guidance on public agencies for child placement costs and state support. Also provided are top songs for June 4 1967 and November 22 1969 from WNOS.
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Anon
WNOS
Aretha Anklin
Wynn Stewart
Harlow Wilcox
Jordan King Proclaims Cease Fire After Syria War
Radio Amman says Jordanian troops with artillery and air support expelled invaders from Syria and King Hussein announced a cease fire in Jordan after six days of fighting. He said Arab leaders in Cairo endorsed a peace deal with Palestinian guerrilla leaders and urged loyalist forces to observe the cease fire strictly.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amman
Syria
Hussein
Jordan
Cairo
Habis Majali
Fourman
Jaafar el Numairi
Sudan
Numairi
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Irbid
Ramtha
U.S
Central Committee
The
Palestine Resistance Movement
Iraq
Israel
Jebel Wehdeh
Baghdad
Abu Ayad
Ayad
U S Hopes for Arab Talks Solve Jordan Civil War
Washington officials tempered optimism after a four point Amman plan failed to win full guerrilla support. A Cairo summit mission and Soviet talks with Syrian leaders offered renewed hope for a settlement, with potential U S military fallback if needed.
U.S. Tensions Rise Over Jordan Middle East Involvement
Reports describe Nixon orders for potential redeployment of U.S. air units and troops to Jordan, aiming to protect Americans as Jordanian and Palestinian guerrillas clash. Syrian withdrawal and four point ceasefire talks unfold while Arafat warns of continued bloodshed and a broken cease-fire.
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Jordan
Nixon
Middle Eastern
U.S
Middle East
No Trace Of Balloon Is Found In Atlantic Crossing Bid
Coast Guard expands search for three adventurers missing since Monday after attempting a balloon crossing of the Atlantic. Fourteen planes and three cutters scour about 50 000 square miles off Newfoundland for Malcom Brighton Rodney Anderson and Pamela Anderson with searchlights used through the night. The balloon named the free life carried a buoyant gondola and was built by Mark Semich.
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New York
Coast Guard
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Free Life
Malcom Brighton
Rodney Anderson
Pamela
St. John’s
Mid
Governors Island
N.Y
Mark Semich
Coeur D'Alene
Wiaho
U S Rail Strike Deliberations Amid Countdown to Midnight
Washington officials pressed to avert a nationwide railroad shutdown as labor talks stalled over locomotive firemen jobs. The strike is set for 12 01 a m Thursday with emergency truck service authorized if needed. Assistant Secretary W J Usery warned of possible disruption but suggested impact may be less severe than feared.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Ggad
W. J. Usery
Usery
White House
Voltage Reduced Slightly In North Carolina
A five percent voltage reduction affected Duke Power Co and Carolina Power and Light Co customers in the Piedmont. One Duke plant at Lake Norman remained out while another returned to service. Full voltage was possible for a few circuits, with restoration varying by temperature and load. CP&L continued the reduction to aid regional utility pool backups.
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Charlotte
Duke Power Co
Carolina Power and Light Co
Duke
Piedmont
North Carolina
South Carolina
Lake Norman
Carolinas-Virginia
Cp&l
August costs rise slows to smallest since 1968
The Labor Department reports an August rise of two tenths of one percent, the smallest monthly increase in 20 months, pushing the Consumer Price Index to 136.0 and signaling easing inflation. Average weekly pay rose to 122.15 for about 45 million workers, with purchasing power up barely one cent but still below a year ago.
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Heil Gilbride
Washington
Labor Department
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statstics
Bureau
Eine
On Guard Man With Gun Becoming Home Robber
A column on armed robbery defines larceny and robbery and notes most robberies involve guns. It warns that even unloaded weapons frighten victims and stresses the physical and mental injury costs beyond property loss.
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Man With
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No. 1
Yassir Arafat
al Fatah
Arafat
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
N.C
Bernard Gavzer
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