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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
5
In reply to Mrs C W, Dr Molner cites that liver disease from heavy drinking often worsens with poor diet, while a healthy liver tolerates more alcohol. He warns against using diet as a shield, notes gastric inflammation, circulatory, hormonal and mental effects, and says abstinence is not required but moderation is essential.
The AAUP seeks to enter as friend of the court in a Greensboro case challenging North Carolina's amended Speaker Ban Law. The brief argues the law violates the 1st 5th and 14th amendments and imposes proof requirements on speakers. Plaintiffs include a UNC Chapel Hill student group. trial is anticipated in January.
In Charlotte on South Tryon Street a 570 foot 41 story office building costing 25.73 million will become the Southeast’s tallest. The glass observatory topped tower aims to surpass Atlanta’s First National Bank Building and Winston-Salem’s Wachovia Building. Demolition on the site will begin next spring.
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