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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
19
A cold front brings a 30 percent chance of rain across most of North Carolina with highs in the 60s and possible mountain snow flurries at higher elevations. Tonight lows fall to the 30s inland and 40s on the coast, with lingering chill through Tuesday.
The FDA considers removing Abbott Laboratories contaminated intravenous sugar solution from hospitals and care facilities after a surge in blood infections. Ralph Nader criticized the agency's prior handling and urged a ban despite concerns about replacing supply. Contaminated cap liners and transmission risk under standard handling prompted renewed calls for safer alternatives.
Federal Judge James McMillan told the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union meeting that litigants should use state courts more for civil rights and liberties cases. The group backed resolutions on Panthers rights, women's rights, abortion liberalization, marijuana legalization, opposition to draft laws, and keeping Tar Heel citizens out of undeclared wars.
Furman University announces first semester Dean's List honorees Thomas Ray Fowler Frances Anne Lamar Daniel Hopkins Monroe F Truett Nettles II and Elizabeth Ann Poovey. Their achievement highlights academic excellence among High Point students.
Mecklenburg County voters decide today whether to merge the City of Charlotte and county governments. A charter would create an 18 member consolidated council with 12 district seats and six at large, and a similarly structured school board. If approved, state law must authorize implementation, with operations to begin in August 1972 after spring elections. Turnout expected around 40 000 to 45 000 on a referendum without candidates. Arguments center on taxes politics and representation for minorities and rural white residents.
The senate faces a crucial decision on a 134 million subsidy through June 30 to support two SST prototype builds. Eleven senators remain uncommitted as debate starts Tuesday and a Wednesday vote looms, with House already opposing the funds 215 to 204.
Quick note to readers to call 665-9079 for information. Contact details point to Springfield housing inquiries. Phone line promises a prompt answer.
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