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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1972
Page
3
A government funded National Analysts Inc report dissects health food fads quack cures and misleading advertising. Based on 2839 interviews in 1969 the 426 page study warns of wasted money and potential harm from consumer self care and belief in testimonials.
The National Weather Service predicts temperatures will dip to the upper 30s tonight. Residents are urged to bundle up and prepare for chilly conditions that may affect outdoor activities.
Forecast for NORTH CAROLINA and SOUTH CAROLINA calls for sunny and cool conditions today and Tuesday with clear nights. North Carolina highs from upper 60s to low 70s in the north and low to mid 70s in the south. lows mainly 30s west to 50s on the Outer Banks. South Carolina highs mainly upper 70s to low 80s today and mid 70s Tuesday. lows 40s to around 50. Rain is not expected. a warming trend develops by Friday with mid to upper 70s possible.
In Salt Lake City the Utah Division of Wildlife confiscated a rifle worth 365 dollars from an unidentified man after an illegal shooting incident. He received a 250 dollar fine and two days in jail. He later bid 275 dollars at a department auction to reclaim the weapon.
Rescue crews completed work at the site of Mexico's second worst rail disaster. Authorities confirm 204 dead and 1,098 injured with parts of bodies possibly belonging to ten more victims. The engineer and crew face homicide charges. Blood tests showed drinking before the derailment at high speed. Officials say brakes did not fail. Six crew members are under arrest. police seek the seventh.
RALEIGH AP The state headquarters of Republican U S Senate candidate Jesse Helms offers to redeem all Helms campaign posters for one cent each after the November 7 election. Tom Ellis campaign manager says the plan reduces campaign pollution and arranges a cleanup of materials after election day.
Washington reports the Soviet Union, hit by drought and late 1972 harvests, may buy large amounts of potatoes and grain from Eastern Bloc and satellite states in addition to U S wheat and feed. A famine-like strain drives heavy livestock slaughter and delayed winter grain planting. Poland reportedly agrees to ship substantial potatoes to Moscow.
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