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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1964
Page
3
A reader questions gall bladder removal and Dr Molner explains liver function and diabetes control in plain terms. He discusses leg cramps, a self mail query process, and cheap oil field data noting many small producers account for most US crude output.
Built in 1880 near Valentine Nebraska the fort Biobrara was moved to a permanent reservation site in South Dakota as authorities reorganized frontier outposts during the era.
North Carolina college administrators learned details of a 5 985 548 dollar per year federal windfall expected if a Senate House conference committee approves a bill. The plan would fund construction through a State Commission on Higher Education Facilities with one third of project costs covered for two year public colleges and up to 1 million dollars per school. Public community colleges technical institutes and branches would receive 22 percent of the funds.
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