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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1976
Page
10
The FDA plans a mandatory brochure for 8 to 10 million pill users detailing hazards and benefits. It lists age and pregnancy cautions, surgery-related clot risks, rare liver tumors, and monitoring for bleeding or breast lumps, while noting pills’ superior effectiveness.
Utilities Commission staff say savings from CP&L Brunswick nuclear unit could reduce the proposed $69 million rate increase by about 50 percent. If allowed, further cuts up to $7.5 million are possible, with residential bills still rising next summer due to other fuel costs.
Elizabeth Taylor and John Warner sealed their marriage in a 15 minute ceremony at his countryside Virginia estate attended by about 50 friends. The couple will honeymoon abroad starting in Jerusalem with Warner dedicating a Bicentennial forest before visiting Kent England and Gstaad Switzerland for Christmas.
Raleigh attorney Thomas F. Ellis, who ran Jesse Helms 1972 campaign, says 1300 members of the NC Congressional Club have been notified of fundraising and organization needs for Helms 1978 bid. A Jan 21 dinner will launch the campaign, with estimates the race could cost over 1 million dollars.
A preliminary hearing was held in Durham District Court for Dolly Ann Scott and Jerry Raymond Craig both charged in the beating death of their 2 year old daughter Francine Scott. The child died at Duk Medical Center from brain damage believed to result from beating with a wooden bed slat and showed old cigarette burns and whipping marks.
Three black Marines charged in a November raid on a barracks party faced a pretrial hearing at Camp Pendleton. Six whites were injured during the attack as a group used pipes and screwdrivers. Named defendants are Lance Cpl. Bobby R. Bishop Pfc. Donald R. Hunter and Sgt. William Spencer with Marine Corps lawyers.
In Winston-Salem a funeral for Dana Wilson Cook Jr. deepens North Carolina Klansmen ties as leaders from the Ku Klux Klan and allied groups attend. Cook, known as Tudor, was found dead in his home with a plastic bag over his head. authorities await autopsy results.
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