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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1974
Page
4
Raleigh AP report says North Carolina Democrats suffer from a neglected state headquarters, weak donor lists, and underfinanced machinery. Republican gains under Holfhouser strengthen the GOP structure, while Morgan seeks to rebuild a fractured party after November.
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court resumes with over 2000 cases on varied issues from death penalty to presidential impoundment. Chief Justice Burger, injured in a bicycle crash, will preside at ceremonies as justices begin closed conferences to review 992 requests. Decisions start October 15 with 89 cases already slated for argument, including North Carolina death row appeals.
The U S Supreme Court opens a new term with an appeal in the Ravenel governor case. Charles Pug Ravenel, once the Democratic nominee, was ruled ineligible due to residency requirements. The appeal questions whether the state constitutional residency clause violates the constitutional right to mobility.
Washington reports Betty Ford remains in excellent recovery after breast cancer surgery. Doctors say she is bright and chipper with a good appetite and likely to leave Bethesda Naval Medical Center late this week. Bob Hope and the President visited her Saturday and Sunday.
JM Jones returns to High Point for a free hair loss consultation on Wednesday Oct 9 at the Holiday Inn West 1-85 & W Green High Point NC from 1 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. No charge or obligation, private and discreet examination offered by Ebb Hair Specialists.
Former North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges died on Sunday prompting praise from leaders across the state. Duke President Terry Sanford Jim Holfhouser UNC President William Friday and Lt. Gov. James Hunt cited Hodges leadership on race economy and education and his role in attracting foreign industry and developing the Research Triangle.
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