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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1969
Page
2
AP Business Writer Don Battle reports on the latest moves in U S stock markets. Key indexes shift amid earnings data and evolving economic signals as investors reassess valuations.
The Management Institute of Wake Forest University will hold a two day seminar on Interpersonal Communication Strategies of Effective Interviewing on October 9 and 10. The $150 program targets business management personnel from the South and aims to improve interviewing effectiveness through enhanced questioning listening and stress handling. Dr. Richard C. Huseman and Dr. Mervyn A. Hayes will teach with Judson D. DeRamus coordinating.
North Carolina fair through Wednesday with mild afternoons and highs in the 70s. Nights cool with 40s in the mountains and 50s along the coast. South Carolina variable clouds and cool through Wednesday with a chance of showers along the coast. Lows tonight in the 40s.
The Office of Economic Opportunity Civil Rights Division is in limbo after a headquarters staff shakeup. A memo by CEO says the division will be rebuilt but may take time. Some 100 plus employees were not on the reassignment list and are to be retained or reassigned as needed.
In Denver a 20 year old defendant in a robbery case required six deputy sheriffs to be carried into District Court after he refused to walk. Judge Don D. Bowman granted a continuance to avoid juror prejudice as the man later returned to his cell under his own power.
Asheville and neighboring Charlotte section reports describe upheaval after a race clash at Asheville High School. Gov. Bob Scott sent 25 state patrolmen as about 2,000 pupils walkout and patrols clash with debris in campus violence.
A Senate subcommittee plans hearings on Army clubs linked to profit schemes involving enlistees in Germany and Vietnam. Key witness Sgt Maj. William C. Wooldridge, the Army’s first sergeant, is expected to testify alongside other sergeants. The case centers on private clubs selling supplies to enlisted men and allegations of drugging and violence, with the CIA and Pentagon weighing witness testimony decisions.
The West German mark rose to 26 cents in Frankfurt as trading reopened after halt to curb speculation around West Germany's election. The mark’s official value shifted from four marks per dollar to about 3.88 marks per dollar, with dealers in London widening rates and the pound gaining against the dollar as the market adjusted to a new parity.
The 44th reunion of the Bulla Millikan and Farlow families will be held Sunday at Marlboro Friends Meeting House. The program begins at 11 30 a m followed by a picnic fund. Sunday school is at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m.
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